hera was on the greek side of the trojan war.
hera was on the greek side of the trojan war.
what side of the trojan war was hera on?
the greek side
this minor planet was named after hiera from greek mythology, a female general in the trojan war. however, her name was removed from homer's "iliad", as to not diminish the greatness of helen of troy, the daughter of zeus and cause for the trojan war "(also see 101 helena)". the official naming citation was published by the minor planet center on 4 may 1999 (). although the asteroid resides in the greek camp, the citation describes hiera as a general of the mysians, who fought on the trojan, not the greek side in the trojan war. 









































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7119 hiera
bullet::::- wood, michael. "in search of the trojan war". berkeley: university of california press, 1998 (paperback, ); london: bbc books, 1985 ().









































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bullet::::- was there a trojan war? maybe so. from archeology, a publication of the archeological institute of america. may/june 2004









































bullet::::- the trojan war at greek mythology link









































bullet::::- the legend of the trojan war









































bullet::::- mortal women of the trojan war









































bullet::::- the historicity of the trojan war the location of troy and possible connections with the city of teuthrania.









































bullet::::- the greek age of bronze "trojan war"
trojan war