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Who lost his wife Helen when she eloped with Paris?
King Menelaus lost Helen when she eloped with Paris.
Who where Paris's parents in greek mythology?
Paris of Troy was the son of the Trojan king Priam and his wife, Hecuba.
Who was the wife of priam and mother of Paris in greek mythology?
Hecuba
This leader had his wife stolen from him?
Menelaus King of Sparta had his wife, Helen, stolen from him by Paris Prince of Troy. This began the Trojan war.
What event started the Trojan war?
Paris of Troy abducted Helen who was the wife of Menelaus.
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