Tharrhypas

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Tharhyppas (or Tharypus) was an early king of the Thesprotians and Molossians. He was the father of Alcetas II and great-great-grandfather of both Pyrrhus of Epirus and Alexander III of Macedon. He is the successor of Admetus and he was succeeded by Alcetas I of Epirus.

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