What was Odysseus kingdom called?

Odysseus's kingdom was called Ithaca. It is a small island located in the Ionian Sea and is known for its rugged terrain and strategic position. In Homer's "Odyssey," Ithaca serves as the home that Odysseus longs to return to after his long journey following the Trojan War. The island is often associated with themes of loyalty, homecoming, and the struggles of its inhabitants.