A king of this city was killed at Mysia by Telephus while accompanying Greek forces in the Trojan War. Another ruler of this city added three strings to his lyre and learned the Lydian mode. After being defeated by forces led by Pandion, this city’s King Labdacus was killed by members of a cult. One king of this city abducted and raped Chrysippus, which originated the practice of pederasty. Thersander came to power in this city after the attack of the Epigoni. Amphion, (10[1])who co-ruled this city with his brother Zethus, (10[1])used a harp to move stones to construct (-5[1])walls around this city’s central (10[2]-5[1])citadel, the Cadmea. A king of this city was slain after running his chariot over his son’s foot at a crossroads, leading his (10[1])son to marry Jocasta. (10[1])For 10 points, name this city ruled by Oedipus. ■END■ (10[2]0[1])