Definitions by Micheal Ballack

Hector 

Trojan Prince in Homers poem "The Iliad", also refered to as the "Tamer of Horses". Husband of Andromache and father to Astyanax. Slain and dragged by greek warrior Achilles after losing in battle. King Priam retrieves his sons body after a talk with Achilles and conducts a proper funeral.

Hector was the strongest of the Trojan warriors.

Hector is one of the Nine Worthies

Hector by Micheal Ballack January 19, 2008