A Closer Look at the Myths of Cities in Ancient West Asia

It is an image of a sacred and monumental city to deeply understand the myths of Ulm and Mesopotamia in Urg of West Asia. These Mesopotamian cities have distinctive features that add to the design of these two cities. Commemorative organization and plan was done only in complex with center of Mesopotamian city. These centers are arranged in an axial plane (rectangular arrangement). These huge centers stand in stark contrast to the most important part of the city with no plan.

Mesopotamian myth means the ancient Mesopotamian myths, religious documents, and other literature in modern West Asia. In particular, the society of Sumer, Akkad, Assyria, these societies all existed after 3000 BC, almost disappeared before AD 400. These works are preserved mainly in stones and clay pieces, and are written with cursive cursive writings. Several long pieces survived, some of which are considered to be the oldest stories in the world, giving historians a deeper understanding of Mesopotamian ideology and cosmology.

Like fables and folklore, myths are spreading all over the world - from Egypt to North America, to Asia - but the myths you learn at school are often from ancient Greece. Greek myths are full of familiar characters and familiar stories. Icarus, he did not hear much about his father's words, too close to the sun, or Zeus daughter Persevere, she ate some pomegranate seeds in the underground world. Unlike the other kinds of stories described here, the legend is based on history. Legends do not explain the mysteries of the world in a mythical way, not animals to teach courses like animals. Unlike folk tales, they are not so exaggerated that they completely leave the field of faith. Legend is a real end story with magic and incredible features usually.

The traditional story of the ancient Roman itself used legends and myths to explain their earliest history. Perhaps the most familiar of these myths, perhaps the most famous myth of all Roman myths is the story of Romulus and Thunder who was sucked by a woman's wolf. They decided to build a city, but after controversy, Romulus killed his brother, and the city took his name. According to the Roman annual report, this took place on 21 April 753 BC. This legend is based on the fact that the two traditions set in the early days, the Trojan refugee Ainene, escaped to Italy and discovered Rome's route through his son's virus (the name of the Julio-Claudi dynasty) In harmony. It was held in Roman poet Virgil in the 1st century BC.