What are the main works of Aeschylus?

Aeschylus (α? σχ? λο? ) was born in the Greek city of Attica in 525 BC. He died in 456 BC. He was a tragic poet in ancient Greece. Together with Sophocles and euripides, he is known as the greatest tragic writer in ancient Greece, and has the reputation of "father of tragedy" and "poet with strong inclination". Representative works include Prometheus Bound, Agamemnon, Goodman (or Nemesis) and so on.

Eschylus (525-456 BC) spent his youth under the tyranny of Hippias, participated in the marathon and the battle of Salamis in the Persian War, loved his motherland and supported democracy. In 470 BC, he visited Sicily at the invitation of Syracuse tyrant Silong, and returned to Sicily shortly after 456 BC, and finally died in the city of Kira in the south of the island. He has the reputation of "the father of tragedy" and "a poet with strong tendency". Died of a turtle falling from the sky.

Ashuros (525-456 BC) was one of the three great tragic writers in ancient Greece. Born in west Attica. He took part in the war against Persian aggression, was injured in a marathon in 490 BC and was carried off the battlefield, and took part in the battle of Salamis 10 years later. In 458 BC, he went to Sicily and died in the city of Kira in the south of the island. According to legend, about 90 tragedies have been published, among which seven tragedies, such as Prometheus Bound, are known as "the father of tragedy". Support the democratic system of slave owners and advocate the spirit of democracy. By shaping Prometheus-style characters with strong will, integrity and courage, we celebrate the indomitable spirit of dedicating ourselves to the progress and happiness of mankind and enduring great pain in order to realize our ideals. It is argued that fate dominates mankind, even God, but people have the freedom to choose their own actions and should bear moral responsibility for their actions. It is believed that the conflict between fate and freedom is the root of human suffering and vendetta. Good is rewarded with good and evil with evil, which is an unchangeable law, and just laws will safeguard this law. Civilization will replace barbarism and justice will prevail. His works are famous for their fascinating stage effects and strange and terrible masks and costumes.