There are a lot of great names: Greeks - Agamemnon, Menelaus, Achilles, Philoctetes, Ajax, Odysseus ..... Trojans - Priam, Paris, Hector, Aeneas .....
According to Dictionary.com Menelaus's brother was Agamemnon. According to my book, Gods, Demigods & Demons, An Encyclopedia of Greek Mythology by Bernard Evslin, Menelaus is the brother of Agamemnon. In my book, Mythology - Myths, Legends and Fantasies by Global Book Publishing, Menelaus is the son of Atreus and Aerope, husband of Helen and brother of Agamemnon who was married to Clytaemnestra. Menelaus had one daughter called Hermione. Menelaus was the king of Sparta, while Agamemnon was the king of Mycenae. Hope this helps! Alice
As a war involving not only Achaean and Trojan warriors, but also gods and and fabled characters, some such as Ajax who was long since dead.
Trojans
The two opinions of the Greeks were that the Trojans werea. They thought that the Trojans were hiding in the Trojan horseb. They thought the Trojans would drop from the sky to attack them
Menelaus went to war against the Trojans for stealing his wife, so the Trojans would be his foes as would any of the gods like Aphrodite, Ares, and Demeter who sided on behalf of the Trojans.
The Greeks, lead from Sparta by agememnon and his brother menelaus. The Trojans fought the Greeks.
Greeks: Agamemnon, Menelaus, Achilles, Patrokles, Odysseus Trojans: Priam, Hector, Paris
The story The Wooden Horse was about a young prince named Paris that carried off King Menelaus's wife, Helen, therefore, King Menelaus was angry. Soon, a group of a thousand ships sailed off to Troy where Helen was and the war began. The war kept going on for ten years! Odysseus, the wisest warrior, had thought of a plan, it was to sneak into Troy by constructing a large wooden horse and then trick the Trojans. Sinon was given a job to trick the Trojans and they fell for it, that night the Trojans were defeated and Helen returned with King Menelaus. Hopes this help you! Shenny Jenclaram
The Greeks wanted The Trojans to return Helen. She was the wife of King Menelaus of Sparta, but had been abducted to Troy by Prince Paris of Troy.
There are a lot of great names: Greeks - Agamemnon, Menelaus, Achilles, Philoctetes, Ajax, Odysseus ..... Trojans - Priam, Paris, Hector, Aeneas .....
The Trojan war began when Helen eloped with Paris. Helen was the wife of Menelaus; king of Mycenae (Sparta) and Paris was the son of Priam, King of Troy. The couple escaped back to Troy; and Menelaus called upon the rest of the Greek states to support his effort to get Helen back. When the Trojans refused to give Helen back to Menelaus the Greeks attacked the city; and after a long siege Troy was destroyed.
According to Dictionary.com Menelaus's brother was Agamemnon. According to my book, Gods, Demigods & Demons, An Encyclopedia of Greek Mythology by Bernard Evslin, Menelaus is the brother of Agamemnon. In my book, Mythology - Myths, Legends and Fantasies by Global Book Publishing, Menelaus is the son of Atreus and Aerope, husband of Helen and brother of Agamemnon who was married to Clytaemnestra. Menelaus had one daughter called Hermione. Menelaus was the king of Sparta, while Agamemnon was the king of Mycenae. Hope this helps! Alice
Hey, you might be from yc cause of our book report but i hope this works anyway. During a pause Menelaus and Paris get in a fight. Aphrodite then took Paris in a could and took him back to Troy. Menelaus was angry and went through the Trojan ranks seeking Paris, and not a man there but would have helped him for they all hated Paris, but h was gone, no one knew how or where. So Agamemnon spoke to both armies, declaring that Menelaus was victor and bidding that the Trojans give Helen back. This was just, and the Trojans would have agreed if Athena, at Hera's prompting , has not interfered. Hera was determined that the war should not end until Troy was ruined. Athena , sweeping down to the battlefield, persuaded the foolish hear of Pandarus, a Trojan, to break the truce and shoot an arrow at Menelaus. He did wso and wounded him, only slightly, but the Greeks in reage at the Treachery turned upon the Trojans and the battle was on again. Hope this helps. From the book Mythology by Edith Hamilton,pg 192
Hey, you might be from yc cause of our book report but i hope this works anyway. During a pause Menelaus and Paris get in a fight. Aphrodite then took Paris in a could and took him back to Troy. Menelaus was angry and went through the Trojan ranks seeking Paris, and not a man there but would have helped him for they all hated Paris, but h was gone, no one knew how or where. So Agamemnon spoke to both armies, declaring that Menelaus was victor and bidding that the Trojans give Helen back. This was just, and the Trojans would have agreed if Athena, at Hera's prompting , has not interfered. Hera was determined that the war should not end until Troy was ruined. Athena , sweeping down to the battlefield, persuaded the foolish hear of Pandarus, a Trojan, to break the truce and shoot an arrow at Menelaus. He did wso and wounded him, only slightly, but the Greeks in reage at the Treachery turned upon the Trojans and the battle was on again. Hope this helps. From the book Mythology by Edith Hamilton,pg 192
Hey, you might be from yc cause of our book report but i hope this works anyway. During a pause Menelaus and Paris get in a fight. Aphrodite then took Paris in a could and took him back to Troy. Menelaus was angry and went through the Trojan ranks seeking Paris, and not a man there but would have helped him for they all hated Paris, but h was gone, no one knew how or where. So Agamemnon spoke to both armies, declaring that Menelaus was victor and bidding that the Trojans give Helen back. This was just, and the Trojans would have agreed if Athena, at Hera's prompting , has not interfered. Hera was determined that the war should not end until Troy was ruined. Athena , sweeping down to the battlefield, persuaded the foolish hear of Pandarus, a Trojan, to break the truce and shoot an arrow at Menelaus. He did wso and wounded him, only slightly, but the Greeks in reage at the Treachery turned upon the Trojans and the battle was on again. Hope this helps. From the book Mythology by Edith Hamilton,pg 192
Helen, the wife of King Menelaus of Sparta, was in Troy during the Trojan War where she had been taken by Paris, son of the King of Troy. It was to rescue her and punish the Trojans for taking her that the war started.