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Encyclopedia > Erichthonius of Dardania

The mythical King Erichthonius of Dardania and Batia (died c. 1368 BC) was the son of Dardanus or Darda, King of Dardania, and Batia, (although some legends say his mother was Olizone). Erichthonius became king of Dardania when his elder brother Ilus died childless. Homer called him "the richest man on earth", because he inherited kingdoms from both his father and his mother's father.


His son and heir by Astyoche or Callirhoe was Tros, the eponym of the Trojans and the Troad.


References

  • Greek Mythology Link 2003-10-01 (http://homepage.mac.com/cparada/GML/001ShortEntries/SEDraco.html)

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Erichthonius of Dardania - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (116 words)
The mythical King Erichthonius of Dardania and Batia (died c.
1368 BC) was the son of Dardanus or Darda, King of Dardania, and Batia, (although some legends say his mother was Olizone).
Erichthonius became king of Dardania when his elder brother Ilus died childless.
Troy, Greek Mythology Link. (1280 words)
When Dardanus 1 died, his son Erichthonius 1 became king of the Dardanians and the richest of men, as he inherited both the kingdom of his father, and that of his maternal grandfather.
Erichthonius 1 married Astyoche 3 (daughter of the river god Simois), or as others say, Callirrhoe 3, a sister of Teucer 2.
In Dardania, Assaracus was succeeded on the throne by his son Capys 1, who towards the end of the Trojan War is said to have recommended throwing the WOODEN HORSE into the sea.
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