Achilles' Trojan War

According to myth, the golden apples that led to the Trojan War appeared at wedding banquets in peleus and thetis.

Achilles' mother is the immortal god, so she also hopes that her children will not die. Every time thetis gave birth to a child, without exception, he put the child in the fire, but all ended in failure. After Achilles was born, thetis still held his ankle and soaked him in Styx, Styx, Styx, Styx and Styx, making him invulnerable, but his ankle was held by thetis and he didn't soak in the river.

Before the Trojan War broke out, thetis had heard a prophecy about his son: he would go down in history, but he was doomed to die on the battlefield at a young age. Because of this prophecy, thetis wanted Achilles to live forever, but the arrangement of the goddess of fate seemed inviolable even to God. In order to prevent his son from taking part in the war, thetis secretly entrusted him to Lukomedes, king of Croce, hoping that he could hide Achilles in the palace and raise him as a girl. During this period, Achilles secretly married Princess Daedamia, and the girl gave birth to an heir named New Ptolemy. Later, due to the Oracle, Troy could not be broken without Achilles, so Agamemnon sent people to Sculos Island to look for Achilles. But Achilles is too handsome to be distinguished among girls. Later Odysseus had a plan and managed to recognize Achilles. Achilles, who exposed his identity, had to go out with the Greek Coalition forces. According to euripides's famous tragedy Iphigenia of Eris, Agamemnon had to sacrifice his daughter Iphigenia in order to get rid of the windless weather created by Simis on the eve of the Trojan War. In order to trick the latter from his hometown to Oregon, where the sacrifice was held, Agamemnon lied in his letter at home that he wanted to betroth Iphigenia to Achilles. After Iphigenia came to orace, although he learned the cruel facts, he was willing to devote himself to the overall situation. Achilles, who witnessed this scene, was very moved and immediately formally proposed to Iphigenia. After that, Achilles was besieged by soldiers to defend Iphigenia, and gathered the soldiers who were still loyal to him under the altar at the ceremony, ready to go on stage to rob people at any time. After that, it was not implemented under the persuasion of Evy Virginia. At the end of the execution, themis, the goddess, felt sorry for her and let Iphigenia disappear on the altar and be replaced by a doe.

On the Trojan War, Achilles had an argument with Agamemnon at the beginning of Iliad, because Agamemnon took briseis, Achilles' booty slave. This behavior made Achilles feel greatly insulted, so he left the camp angrily. If Agamemnon doesn't apologize publicly, he will never fight again. The situation of the Greek army is sometimes good and sometimes bad. Zeus gave the soldiers victory, but never gave them real confidence. Later, the Greek allied forces were losing ground, and the Trojan army led by hector once returned to the shore. Even if Agamemnon sent someone to ask Achilles for forgiveness, he was still unmoved. Finally, Patroclus, Achilles' best friend, could not bear to see the Greek army suffer heavy casualties. He put on Achilles' armor and disguised himself as him. The situation was reversed for a time, but it was finally killed by hector, which inspired Achilles' fighting spirit. Then Achilles drove to the gates of Troy and fought a decisive battle with hector. hector killed his best friend. In the decisive battle, Achilles killed hector. Later, under the guidance of God, Priam, king of Troy, came to Achilles' account. After pleading, Priam redeemed his son's body, and the story ended with hector's funeral. The relationship between Achilles and Patroclus shows profound friendship in the Iliad.

After killing hector, Achilles also killed the beautiful Amazon leader of Troy, the daughter of Penthesilea, the god of war, and Mennon, the son of Dawn, who kept pace with him.