Mysia in Anatolia
The Mysians were a peoples of Anatolia who lived near the Troad
Rulers[]
- Teucrius, son of Macestus, a river-god
- Teleutas, son of Teucrius
- Teuthras, son of Teleutas, son-in-law of Aleus of Arcadia
- Telephus, adopted son of Teuthras and Auge, son of Heracles
- Arsinoos, son of Teuthras
- Chromius, son of Arsinoos, led the Mysians in support of Troy during the War
- Ennomus, son of Arsinoos, led the Mysians in support of Troy during the War
| Peoples in Greek mythology | |
|---|---|
| Achaeans | Aeginetans • Aeolians • Aetolians • Arcadians • Argives • Athenians • Boeotians • Corinthians • Cretans • Cypriots • Dorians • Eleans • Epirotes • Euboeans • Ithacans • Lapiths • Locrians • Magnetes • Megarians • Messenians • Minyans • Mycenaeans • Myrmidons • Phocians • Rhodians • Salaminians • Sicyonians • Spartans |
| Anatolians | Carians • Cilicians • Halizones • Idaeans • Larissans • Lycians • Lydians • Maeonians • Mysians • Paphlagonians • Percoteans • Phrygians • Trojans |
| Others | Aethiopians • Amazons • Ciconians • Colchians • Egyptians • Latins • Libyans • Paeonians • Phoenicians • Tenedians • Thracians |