This man was killed on an altar by Neoptolemus, and he achieved a concession by reminding another figure of the death of Peleus. This man's sons Lycaon (liu-KAY-on) and Polydorus were killed on the same day in the Trojan War. Another of his sons was abandoned on Mount Ida after a prophecy foretold the destruction of the city of which this man was king. This man ransomed the corpse of another of his sons from Achilles. For 10 points, name this father of Paris and Hector and husband of Hecuba, who was the last king of Troy.
This man was killed on an altar by Neoptolemus, and he achieved a concession by reminding another figure of the death of Peleus. This man's sons Lycaon (liu-KAY-on) and Polydorus were killed on the same day in the Trojan War. Another of his sons was abandoned on Mount Ida after a prophecy foretold the destruction of the city of which this man was king. This man ransomed the corpse of another of his sons from Achilles. For 10 points, name this father of Paris and Hector and husband of Hecuba, who was the last king of Troy.
This man was killed on an altar by Neoptolemus, and he achieved a concession by reminding another figure of the death of Peleus.
{Priam} [or {Podarces}]