Who was the king of antilochus?

Antilochus was a character from Greek mythology, specifically known from Homer's "Iliad." He was the son of Nestor, the wise king of Pylos. In the context of the Trojan War, Antilochus served as a warrior for the Achaeans and was noted for his speed and bravery. However, he did not hold the title of king himself; rather, he was a prince and a devoted follower of his father, Nestor.