Bronze Sculpture of The Trojan Hero Hector
Hektor (or Hector) was the son of Priam and Hekabe and was the older brother of Paris and Kassandra. He was a soldier in the Trojan War who met his end at the hands of Akhilles as revenge for killing Patroklos.
Hector was slain by Akhilles and Akhilles attached him to a chariot and was dragged around the walls of Troy three times. His corpse was also dragged around Patroklos's grave several times. His body would've been unrecognizable, but Aphrodite had used a special potion to restore it to its former beauty.
Parents[]
Spouse & Lovers[]
Andromakhe
Children[]
Astyanax
Gallery[]
Hektor fighting Akhilles (the body of Patroklos lays dead at their feet)
_Flaxman_Ilias_1795,_Zeichnung_1793,_186_x_283_mm.jpg "1280px-(11) Flaxman Ilias 1795, Zeichnung 1793, 186 x 283 mm.jpg (220 KB)")
Hektor fights Ajax to a draw in a duel.
Hektor brought back to Troy
Akhilles desecrates the body of Hektor
