Antinous and Eurymachus vie for the hand of its queen.
A goatherd of this kingdom had his nose and ears chopped off before doggies were allowed to feast on his genitals. The ancient god Phorcys made his realm this locale. A traveller to this kingdom duels with the arrogant messenger Arnaeus and wins by shattering his jaw; that traveller later has an ox's hoof thrown at him by Ctesippus. It is ruled by a man whose servants include Melanthius, the loyal cowherd Philoeteus, and the swineherd Eumaeus. Antinous and Eurymachus vie for the hand of its queen. A dung pile in this kingdom is the location of a loyal doggie named Argos, who recognizes his master's return. It is ruled by a man who was detained by Calypso after the Trojan War, and that king has a son named Telemachus. For 10 points, identify this island kingdom ruled by Odysseus.
A goatherd of this kingdom had his nose and ears chopped off before doggies were allowed to feast on his genitals.
Ithaca or Ithaka