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* [[Mycenae]], under the command of King [[Agamemnon]]
* [[Mycenae]], under the command of King [[Agamemnon]]
* [[Sparta]], under the command of King [[Menelaus]]
* [[Sparta]], under the command of King [[Menelaus]]
* [[Ithaca]], under the command of King [[Laertes]] and eventually under his son and successor [[Odysseus]].
* [[Ithaca]], under the command of King Laertes and eventually under his son and successor [[Odysseus]].
On or about 1032 BC, [[Paris (mythology)|Paris]], son of [[Priam]], king of [[Troy]], visited Sparta on a trade expedition. There he met [[Helen of Troy]], wife and consort to Menelaus. The sketchier account suggests he abducted her, but most scholars of the [[Trojan War]] (who now consider this war a real event) say Helen ran away with Paris.
On or about 1032 BC, [[Paris (mythology)|Paris]], son of [[Priam]], king of [[Troy]], visited Sparta on a trade expedition. There he met [[Helen of Troy]], wife and consort to Menelaus. The sketchier account suggests he abducted her, but most scholars of the [[Trojan War]] (who now consider this war a real event) say Helen ran away with Paris.