The siege of Nisa was part of a campaign to avenge the death of his son Androgeus, whose ambush was plotted by Aegeus.  
This man's wife was so enraged by his infidelities that she put a curse on him that made him discharge scorpions, serpents, and millipedes if and when he slept with other women.  One of his daughters was Apollo's first love, and one of his sons was revived by the seer Polyeidus after drowning in a jar of honey.  He captured Nisa after being presented with the magical purple lock of hair of King Nisus by Nisus's daughter Scylla.  The siege of Nisa was part of a campaign to avenge the death of his son Androgeus, whose ambush was plotted by Aegeus.  He finally achieved vengeance by compelling a certain city to pay a tribute of fourteen youths every nine years.  FTP, name this father of Phaedra and Ariadne, a king of Crete who ordered the building of the Labyrinth.
This man's wife was so enraged by his infidelities that she put a curse on him that made him discharge scorpions, serpents, and millipedes if and when he slept with other women.  
King Minos