The war between the Trojans and the Achaeans, which resulted in the Fall of Troy

War is an organizational act of violent conflict due to extreme invasion, social destruction, increased death rate. It involved more than two groups and found a dispute that might not be solved by war. In all cases, there is always one participant or group that will always succeed. Even if the leaders say their actions are defensive, they are always fighting the country, but the objective view of actions may be nearly rude.

Homer 's epic "Iliad" started in the 9th year of the Trojan War, a conflict between the Ammonites and Troy City. The battle started when Paris returned to Troy, the son of the world's most beautiful woman, Helen, and Pream. In order to regain her, Menelaus King Akenan led the army to Troy. Through the epic, love and friendship themes, fate and free will were expressed. Because the two are so intimate, Patroclus wanted to be buried in Achilles just as his family was buried. Friendship during the war is a necessary condition to maintain morale in the war, but spreads beyond the battlefield. This friendship between the brothers encouraged Achilles' decision to kill Hector and retaliate against the death of Patroclus. After killing Hector, Prajam began asking the body of his son, an understanding of love and friendship, and persuading the Achilles tendon to have the son's body in the pream.

Nine years after Troy's war began, the army of Greece ("Achaia") fired Chris's town allied with Troy. In the battle, the Achaeans captured the beautiful girls, Chryseis and Briseis. Agamemnon, leader of Achaean Force, claimed Chryseis as the award, Achaeans' greatest warrior Achaes claimed Briseis. Chryseis' father, Chryses, as a pastor of Apollo God, offered a big ransom to his daughter, but Agamemnon did not let Chryseis return. Then Christians prayed to Apollo who plagued the Achan camp.