Gilgamesh, Oedipus the King, and The Tradegy of Sohrab and Rostam

Fate and personality - Discuss the trade story with Gilamesh, Oedipus, Sohrab, Rostam. Fate can be defined as a predetermined event process that exceeds human power and control. It is thought to be the power to create, shape, guide, reward and suffer human life. The real personality and attitude of the character makes fate reality, and forces destiny to become a destination. The tragedy of Gilgamesh, King Eddys, and Slav and Rosstein tells the reader that fate is intertwined with personality.

EN 207 In epic "Gilgamesh" and "Tragedy of Sohrab and Rostam", two heroes, Gilgamesh and Rostam must face the most precious people who lost their lives. Gilgamesh lost his friend and colleague Njidu, and Rostam lost his son Sokhlab. Because they have various kinds of relationships with their loved ones, they react to the situation in various ways. Gilgamesh lost his best friend and fellow Njidu in his epic. Before Enkidu was found ... the epic of Gilgamesh is the great champion of his actions on the planet of Gilgamesh's Sumerian epic, Ancient Mesopotamia and Ulq City. This is an important historical text, as this explains how the ancient Sumerians saw God, as this is one of the oldest Western epics. This epic includes Gilgamesh, Nidoo, Utopona Pistim, and many ancient Sumerian goddesses and goddesses, especially Ishtar of Love. In the story, Gilgamesh was created by God.

Based on Rostam and Solarb tragedy from the Perrithic Epic Åhnāme, Lolith · Chiknaborian 's Rostam and Solove are examples of Persian characters. Iran 's famous Armenian composer and conductor Tjeknavorian composed for over 25 years and finally played at Tehran' s Roudaki Hall where Darya Dadvar plays Tahmina. A soil made goblet of the 3 thousand century BC was found in the burning town of the city of Bronze Age in the southeastern part of Iran and depicts an example of the world's oldest animation. Artifacts related to Jiroft have five consecutive images depicting wild goats jumping up to eat the leaves. However, the earliest proven example of Iran's visual expression can be traced back to the relief of Persepolis, the center of the ritual of Achaemenid Empire. Persepolis figures are still constrained by visual language grammar and grammar rules

Loris Tjeknavorian is a highly respected Iranian composer and conductor of Armenia who created Rostam and Solubu. The tragedy of cloth is basic. It was first held in Teheran 's Roudaki concert hall in December 2003 by the Tehran Symphony Orchestra. In 2005, Melal Orchestra worked 3,000 years ago. The notes of this work seen in some ancient inscriptions were believed to be deciphered by archaeologists and belong to the Sumerians and the ancient Greeks. A famous Iranian musician Peyman Soltani commanded the orchestra