Laomedon [SEP] noble title
cupbearer for the gods, a position of much distinction. However, Ganymede is more usually described as a son of Tros, an earlier King of Troy and grandfather of Laomedon (making him an uncle to Laomedon). Laomedon himself was the son of Ganymede’s brother Ilus, the son of Tros.
Mythology Wrath of gods.
When Poseidon and Apollo entered a conspiracy to put Zeus in bonds, the supreme god being offended, sent them to serve with King Laomedon as punishment for their nefarious design. In other sources
the last minute. But when Laomedon would not give the stipulated reward for their deeds, the hero put to sea after threatening to make war on Troy.
Mythology Siege of Heracles.
After his servitude, Heracles mustered an army of noble volunteers and sailed for Ilium with eighteen ships of fifty oars each. Having come to port at Ilium, he left the guard of the ships to Oicles and himself with the rest of the champions set out to attack the city. Howbeit Laomedon marched against the ships with the multitude and