Pallas (died 1176 BC) was the son of King Evander of Pallene.
Biography[]
Pallas was the son of King Evander of Pallene, and, in 1176 BC, he was sent to represent his father at King Latinus' welcome ceremony for Aeneas and the Trojans. Pallas later fought alongside Aeneas against the Rutuli king Turnus, killing many Rutulians before Turnus slew him and wore his belt over his shoulder as a trophy. Aeneas later avenged Pallas by slaying Turnus.
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Pallas' death