This father of Hesione is vigilant about keeping the ships of the Greeks away from his kingdom, but gets killed by Hercules along with all of his sons except one.
In one myth, this figure kills Oides and makes a deal with Sicilian merchants to sell them three girls intended as victims in a wild beast show. He attempts to stop a plague by appeasing a god, but ignores another who sends a monster to ravage his land, leading the latter god to send a plague as well. An assembly convened by Phoenodamas results in backfire of this man's plan to offer girls other than his own daughter as a sacrifice. An army is raised against this man in Tiryns by a figure who'd been given mortal horses, and not the immoral horses this figure had received as compensation for rape of his brother Ganymede. This father of Hesione is vigilant about keeping the ships of the Greeks away from his kingdom, but gets killed by Hercules along with all of his sons except one. FTP, name this man succeeded by his surviving son Priam as the king of Troy.
In one myth, this figure kills Oides and makes a deal with Sicilian merchants to sell them three girls intended as victims in a wild beast show.
{Laomedon}