The Mysian king Telegonus killed this man's son Thersander. This man's father-in-law was advised by the Oracle at Delphi to yoke a lion, which represented this man, and a boar, to a two-wheeled chariot. His father-in-law followed the advice, allowing this man to marry Aegeia and reconciling this man with Tydeus. His father-in-law Adrastus then summoned four more Argive chieftains to help this man reclaim his throne from his twin, who refused to step down after a year of ruling Thebes. His corpse was burned on a pyre, or buried, in defiance of Creon's orders, by his sister Antigone. FTP, name this twin brother of Eteoc
The Mysian king Telegonus killed this man's son Thersander. This man's father-in-law was advised by the Oracle at Delphi to yoke a lion, which represented this man, and a boar, to a two-wheeled chariot. His father-in-law followed the advice, allowing this man to marry Aegeia and reconciling this man with Tydeus. His father-in-law Adrastus then summoned four more Argive chieftains to help this man reclaim his throne from his twin, who refused to step down after a year of ruling Thebes. His corpse was burned on a pyre, or buried, in defiance of Creon's orders, by his sister Antigone. FTP, name this twin brother of Eteocles.
The Mysian king Telegonus killed this man's son Thersander. This man's father-in-law was advised by the Oracle at Delphi to yoke a lion, which represented this man, and a boar, to a two-wheeled chariot.
Polyneices