Achilles and the Trojan War

On the other hand, Patroclus proved to be a noble warrior, he believed in his career, and his comrades were better than anything else. Patroclus wrote to Achilles to wear a shiny armor, believing that seeing "Achilles" will allow Trojan horse to reconsider their argument. But by doing so, Patroclus made himself the main target of the fight. If it is the great Achilles who killed Zeus, the glory (honor and reputation) of Trojans will be greatly strengthened. I knew that the armor would place bull's eyes on his head, but Patrocks is more concerned about the overall situation of war than his own, so I asked Achilles to give beautiful armor to Achilles It was. Private desire

Troy's Troy King's wise and noble son; he was a great hero of the city, but fell to the hands of Achilles during the Trojan horse war. In retaliatory against the murder of his Patroclus, his body was dragged around the wall behind his corpse tank. Priyam successfully called Achilles to restore his son's body and his funeral closed Iliad. The genius blacksmith and the god of fire, the god of metallurgy and craftsmanship, he was thrown out of the mountain and crushed. Zeus or his mother Hera's Olympus is dissatisfied with his ugliness. Aphrodite's husband was under the wrong excuse from his studio in the mountain. Mt. Etna He made miracles like Zeus's support, Hermes helmet, the first women Pandora and Achilles' great shield.

Achilles' most remarkable accomplishment during the Trojan war was the murder of the Trojan hero Hector outside the Trojan gate. At Iliad there was no death of Achilles, but other sources agreed that he was murdered at the end of the Trojan horse war in Paris. According to the later legend (starting with the Statis poetry of the first century CE), Achilles was perfect for his whole body except his heel. When I was immersed in Styx, she hugged him at his heel. In reference to these legends, the word "Achilles tendon" is a weak point, especially in people and other powerful constitutions.

Achilles is Greece's most powerful and fearless fighter against Trojan Warfare. As a baby, the mother took him to the Sticks River. For 10 years, Achilles was the big hero of the Trojan horse war. However, after all, Paris, King Troy's son, suffered a fatal injury at the foot of Achilles. The tendon that connects the muscle of the calf to the bone of the heel today is called the Achilles tendon, and the small and dangerous weakness is called "Achilles tendon".