The story of the mother wolf and the twins?

There is a statue of a female wolf on Mount Capitoli in Rome. According to legend, after the ancient Greeks attacked Troy, the Trojans were going to rebuild a Troy elsewhere. After a long period of wandering, their descendants settled down in Italy and established the ancient city of Albay Long. Romulo and Liem, the twin brothers, are the grandchildren of Numitor, the ruler of the city. They were persecuted by their usurped great-uncle from birth and thrown into the Tiber River. But they survived and were washed ashore by the current. A female wolf heard the children crying and came to the river to feed them with wolf milk. Later, a shepherd found them and took them home to raise them. When the two brothers learned the secret of their birth, they killed their great-uncle and regained the throne for his grandfather. At the same time, they decided to build a new city, where the mother wolf nursed them. Because there was a dispute about who to name the city after, romulo killed Liam and took the first letter of his name (Latin letter Roma) as the name of the city, becoming the first ruler of the city. In this way, the city of Rome was built around 754 BC. In order to thank and commemorate the female wolf who saved the life of the founder of Rome, people set up a female wolf monument in the temple on Mount Capitoli, and the female wolf became a symbol of Rome. In15th century, two bronze statues of sucklings were added under the female wolf.