Classic ancient Greek fairy tales

Hercules is a famous demigod in Greek mythology, and his existence has influenced many other heroes in Greek mythology. His experience is also the most wonderful part of Greek mythology.

A movie clip of "The Son of Zeus: Hercules"

Greek mythology is the source of western civilization, and Greek gods originated from ancient western civilization. Hercules was born to Zeus, the king of the gods, and a mortal named Aarmo Nie, that is, Hercules in ancient Greek and Roman mythology, the child of Zeus and alcmene (Queen of Thebes, whose first husband was King of Thebes).

I'm afraid you can't stand the length, so it's necessary to popularize their complicated relationship here. Alcmene is the great-granddaughter of Zeus. They gave birth to Heracles because Zeus seduced alcmene ... alcmene's second husband was Radamantis, the son of Zeus and Europa ... This may mean that Heracles' mother married Heracles' half brother. See if she is interested in this mythical figure. )

Well, anyway, because of Heracles's identity, Zeus's wife Hera hates him. At first, nobody liked him very much. Well, it's really a bad kid, and he doesn't want to. Who said that? There's no way to choose his background. Okay! ! !

However, this baby is particularly successful. She not only completed the 12 character called "impossible", but also saved Prometheus. After his death, his soul ascended to heaven and was recognized by the gods. Finally, he was recruited as a god and became a constellation.

Film stills of "Son of Zeus: Hercules"

Twelve impossible tasks are also called twelve tasks:

The first task: the lion

Skin the lion in Nemea. Later, he sewed an armor from this lion skin and made a new helmet.

The second task: Xu Dela

Xu Dela is a hydra. Amazingly, the biggest one can't be killed. If it is cut off, two new heads will be born. Hercules set fire to the forest, then burned its snake head, then cut off its big head and buried it on the side of the road, holding down the stone and splitting her body in two. Finally, Hercules soaked his arrow in the blood of poisonous snakes, and his arrow was invincible from then on.

The third task: red deer

His third task is to capture the roe deer on Mount Kerr Geniya alive. Hercules chased her for a whole year until she reached the place where the pure people in the Arctic lived, the birthplace of the Esther River. In order to force her to stop, he had to shoot an arrow and hit her in the leg.

The fourth task: wild boar

Capture the wild boar of Ultimantos alive, bring it back to McKinney intact and give it to the king of Eurystheus.

The fifth task: cowshed

There seems to be a hero who disdains to send him to do it, that is, to clean the cowshed in Augeas in one day. In the cowshed in front of the palace, there are more than 3,000 cows, which are filled with cow dung for many years. Herakler dug a ditch on one side of the cowshed, and introduced the water from Alphonse River and Shrimp River, which flowed through the cowshed and washed away a lot of cow dung. As a result, he finished the task without getting his hands dirty.

The sixth task: strange birds

This is a huge raptor, with iron wings, iron mouth and iron claws. It is very powerful. This time, Athena helped him, giving him two big brass cymbals and banging them hard to scare these strange birds. They couldn't stand the harsh sound, and they all flew out of the Woods in a hurry and never came back.

The seventh task: Bull

Tame the bull in Crete and bring it back to the King of Eurystheus. Hercules has extraordinary power. He subdued the furious bull and rode on its back, just like sailing in a boat, and returned to the Peloponnesus from here.

Task 8: Man-eating Horse

Diomedes was the son of Ares, the god of war, and the king of the belligerent piston. He keeps a group of fierce and wild mares, which must be chained in iron mangers. The mare's feed is not the oats of ordinary horses, but the unfortunate stranger who strays into the castle by mistake. When Lex came here, the first thing he did was subdue the guards who managed the stables, and then threw the cruel and heartless king into the manger.

Task 9: Hippolyta

The ninth task is to conquer Queen Hippolyta and get her belt. Queen Hippolyta has a belt, which is a symbol of the queen's rights.

The tenth task: mad cow

After Hercules got the queen's belt, he was immediately arranged to move back to Giraon's cattle. Ge Liuweng is a giant. He has a group of reddish-brown cows. Hercules killed the giants and drove them back to Greece.

Eleventh task: golden apples

When Zeus and Hera got married, many gods sent gifts, including a tree covered with golden apples, guarded by a hundred dragons, and Heracles wanted to pick the golden apples from the dragons.

Twelfth task: three dogs

The last task is that he fights with hellhound and brings back burroughs, the watchdog of Hades. This dog has three heads, with poisonous saliva dripping in its mouth, a dragon tail in its lower body, and coiled snakes on its head and back. He grabbed three dog heads with his legs and grabbed the dog's neck with his arms to prevent it from escaping, but the dog's tail was a living dragon, and he wanted to hit him and bite him. Hercules still grabbed the dog by the neck tightly and finally subdued the evil dog. Finally Hercules sent the Cerberus back to hell and gave it to its owner.

The most classic fairy tale in ancient Greece-the adventures of Hercules, the great hero. Hercules is a hero of Greece. He has twelve achievements. Hercules experienced hardships and twists and turns in the process of completing these twelve achievements. These short stories are the classics and essence of Greek mythology. They tell people that at any time, people need strength, courage and heroic example.