That battle had broken out after this man had failed to fulfill a promise to a figure, who would go on to found the Olympic Games in this figure's hometown.
Meges, the king of Doulichion, and Polyxeinos were grandsons of this man who fought in the Trojan War. This figure's mother was believed to either be Nausidame or Iphiboe and his father was either Helios or Poseidon. This father of Agamede employed Amarynceus and the Molionidai, Cteatus and Eurytus, to fight in a famous battle. He was succeeded by his son, Phyleus, whom he had earlier exiled. That battle had broken out after this man had failed to fulfill a promise to a figure, who would go on to found the Olympic Games in this figure's hometown. That man had earlier diverted the Peneus and Alpheus Rivers in order to solve this man's most famous problem. The aforementioned problem resulted from the inordinate amount of shit that had been compiled by droves of cattle over the past 30 years. For ten points, name this king Elis, whose stables were cleaned in Heracles' 5th Labor.
Meges, the king of Doulichion, and Polyxeinos were grandsons of this man who fought in the Trojan War.
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