Trojan prince Paris

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Trojan prince Paris is a figure from Greek mythology best known for awarding the golden apple to Aphrodite, an act that led to the outbreak of the Trojan War.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Paris (Trojan prince) 1
Paris, son of Priam 1
Trojan prince Paris canonical 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Trojan prince
figure in Greek mythology
abducted Helen
allyOf Trojans
appearsIn Cypria (lost epic)
Iliad
linked to: Homer's Iliad

various Greek tragedies
associatedWithEvent Trojan War
judgment of Paris
awardedGoldenAppleTo Aphrodite
belovedOf Helen
birthPlace Troy
bribeContent love of the most beautiful woman in the world
culture Ancient Greek mythology
deathCause arrow wound
deathPlace near Troy
enemyOf Agamemnon
Greeks
Menelaus
exposedAtBirthBecauseOf prophecy of Troy’s destruction
hasFather Priam
hasGender male
hasMother Hecuba
hasSibling Cassandra
Deiphobus
Hector
Polyxena
killed Achilles (with Apollo’s help)
linked to: Achilles
killedBy Philoctetes
languageOfTradition Ancient Greek
memberOf House of Priam
linked to: Priam's house
notableFor abduction of Helen
causing the Trojan War
judgment of Paris
occupation prince of Troy
shepherd (in youth)
portrayedAs cowardly in battle
handsome
prophecyAbout bringing ruin to Troy
protectedBy Aphrodite
raisedBy shepherds
receivedBribeFrom Aphrodite
rejectedGoddessInContest Athena
Hera
spouseOrConsort Helen
weaponUsed bow and arrow

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

The Judgement of Paris depicts Trojan prince Paris
The Judgment of Paris (Regnault) mainCharacter Paris (Trojan prince)
subject linked to: The Judgment of Paris
linked to: Trojan prince Paris
Tithonus category Trojan princes
linked to: Trojan prince Paris
La Belle Hélène hasCharacter Paris, son of Priam
linked to: Trojan prince Paris