The Trojan War - the source of European civilization
The Battle of Troy is a representative of the epic battle of Greek mythology, which is not only a protracted battle involving gods and humans, but also the most complete heroic poetry in history.
It is very romantic, but also very mysterious, so the world is always looking forward to recreating a complete Trojan War with real history.
American politician, writer, artist, and journalist Samuel G. W. Benjamin wrote in his book The Trojan War: "This book will collect and organize fragments of scattered narratives to present a complete and coherent Trojan legend to fill this gap.
In the first part, the author uses narrative techniques to completely present the authenticity, mystery and entire process of the Trojan War, reproduce the development, change and destruction of the city of Troy, and re-examine the impact of the Trojan War on the development of European civilization.
In the second part, it focuses on sorting out and exploring the academic debate about Troy and the "Homer problem", and uses the archaeological findings of Dr. Heinrich Schliemann and other archaeologists on the Trojan Plain to deeply restore the knock-on effects of the Trojan War.
Do you believe that gods are also jealous? Will they also have various emotions like humans, will they love, they will be angry, and they will use each other? Obviously, this has long been an established fact in Greek mythology, and it is precisely because of a battle of the golden apple that several gods have triggered this protracted Trojan war due to the competition of desire.
The author will also use 81 exquisite illustrations supplemented by the analysis of the Trojan War in the form of a combination of pictures and texts, meticulously and brilliantly presenting the most classic and representative epic battles in Greek mythology, and exploring the source of European civilization through the analysis of the Trojan War.
