This city's territory was at one point divided between the brothers Ilus and Assaracus.
A son of Zeus and Electra became one of the founders of this city after fleeing Samothrace when Zeus killed his brother Iasion. This city's territory was at one point divided between the brothers Ilus and Assaracus. A deceptive king of this city offered his daughter Hesione to a sea monster sent by Poseidon, who was angry because that king failed to (*) pay Poseidon and Apollo for building this city's walls. Heracles sacked this city when he did not receive his promised immortal horses from Laomedon, who received those horses from Zeus as compensation for the rape of his brother, Ganymede. For 10 points, name this Anatolian city ruled by Priam during a ten-year war with the Greeks.
A son of Zeus and Electra became one of the founders of this city after fleeing Samothrace when Zeus killed his brother Iasion.
Troy [or Troia; or Ilium; or Ilion]