The Founding Story of Salamis

Salamis Teucer's founding story declares, "Do not despair, tomorrow embark on a vast ocean [a new house in Cyprus]". I took my father Alax to my father Telamon. The king did not stop his brother 's death and he cursed Toussa as he did not revenge the death of Odysseus brothers. King Terramon accidentally believes that Tusser gave up Ajax at the moment he needed, as he was concerned about the throne and the future kingdom of Salamis.

According to the story of Herodotus it may be the fact that Admiral Themistocles pretended to be a Persian friend and entered the enemy's navy into the Salamis Channel. On the side, tell them that the Persians are willing to abandon their position to their allies. If Persians enter the strait between Salamis and the mainland, they can easily defeat the Greeks. This story is known to modern Aeschylus; Persians, on the other hand, require little such motivation as they are forced to attack anyway.

In Aeschys' tragedy 'Persian', it was held in Athens in 472 BC, and eight years after the battle of Salamis, the war with Persia is still in progress. It is a story about how Salamis' Persian fleet fails, and how the ghosts of the former Persian king Darius condemned his son Xerxes by starting a war with the Greeks. Most of these plays are Euripides. Rhetoric of Athens in the 5th century, the sketch of the political type, and the reflection of the institution and society of Athens makes this category drama an obvious 5 th century Athens style. For example, the emphasis of Euripides 'Orestes' on political factions is directly related to Athens in 408 BC.

For a long time, the Athenians and Megariaans were fighting Saramis. The Athenians were tired of the war and passed the law that anyone claiming to have Salamis will die. Solon saw that most young people wanted to complete the fight but were afraid to say it for this law. So Solon pretended to be crazy. The spread of the rumor that Solon made several crazy poems is now completely out of his mind. One day, he appeared on the market and stood as a speaker. All the Athenians flocked to hear the story of this crazy man. Solon sang a hundred poems about Salamis while crazy. This poem is so good that people forgive him for violating the new law. Immediately the law was abolished and the Athens faction prosecuted the war more aggressively than ever. At the same time, the recovered Sauron was chosen to lead their general.