Zeus and Ganymede
When Zeus kidnapped the most beautiful of mortals, the Trojan prince Ganymede, from Mt. Ida, he paid Ganymede's father with immortal horses. Ganymede's father was King Tros, the eponymous founder of Troy. Ganymede replaced Hebe as cupbearer for the gods.
When Zeus kidnapped the most beautiful of mortals, the Trojan prince Ganymede, from Mt. Ida, he paid Ganymede's father with immortal horses. Ganymede's father was King Tros, the eponymous founder of Troy. Ganymede replaced Hebe as cupbearer for the gods.