The Parthenon

Some of the parthenonian historians believe that Athens signed a peace treaty with Persia in 449 BC before the parthenon started. When the operation of the Parthenon temple started in 447 BC and continued until 432 BC, the Athenian Empire was at the top of its power. The Delane Union / Athens Empire continues to exist even after the reason for its existence is no longer valid. It is officially recognized that Athens is not only the head of the Greek Defense Federation, but also the empire of other Greek countries.

The name of the Parthenon's name comes from Greece's παρθενών (Parthenon Temple). This refers to "unmarried female apartment" in the house, and in the case of the Parthenon temple it seems to be used only in certain rooms of the temple. Discussion on which room this is and how the room was named. Liddell-Scott-Jones Greek-English dictionary, this room is J. It shows that it is a cellar in the western part of Parthenon, like B. Bury. Jamauri D. Green believes that the Parthenon Temple is a room played by Athena Holly Wrapped Athena Petro and four young girls are chosen each year to serve Athena. Christopher Pelling insists that Athena Parthenos may constitute an independent worship of Athena, which is closely related but not identical to Athena Polias. It is also suggested that the name of the temple means parthenoy and that the best sacrifice guarantees the safety of the city.

Why did the Parthenon Temple build up? Then the answer is not as complicated as people think. The building of the Parthenon is a religious center with the statue of the goddess Athena. The Parthenon Temple is where the Greeks worship the goddess and thank them for what they have. The Parthenon temple has purpose such as fortress and sightseeing spot. The Parthenon Temple became a symbol of the power of Greece, and nationalism increased as the consciousness of power increased.