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1258 BCE
The Trojan War Coming to an End
The war ended with Troy surrending to the Greeks after admitting defeat. -
1257 BCE
The Trojan Horse
Trojan Horse was a wooden horse built by Epeius, this horse helped sneak in the Greeks into the Trojan city limits. -
1256 BCE
Achilles's Ambush
Apollo a spiteful enemy of Achilles told Hector's unskillful brother Paris the one spot that would potentially kill Achilles. Which was on his heel, as he arrived to Troy he was ambushed by Paris and was shot by arrow landing on his heel causing his death. -
1255 BCE
The Death of Hector
Achilles was so frustrated and was in distraught that he couldn't protect Patroclus when he was killed, that he had challenged his attacker, Hector, to a man-to-man fight which ultimately ended in Hector's death. -
1254 BCE
The Death of Patroclus
Achilles's friend Patroclus decided it would be a great idea to distract the Trojans and make them believe that the one fighting on the battle field was Achilles but in reality he would be under the armor. Zeus caught on and decided to cast a spell that Patroclus would be killed by the Trojan warrior Hector. -
1253 BCE
The Battle Between Paris and King Menelaus
After ten years of battle a truce was declared so King Menelaus and Paris could fight. -
1252 BCE
Agamemnon Sacrifices his Daughter to set Sail
Agamemnon had killed a deer that was sacred to Aremtis. This provoked her to cause his troops and him to not set sail because of the dangerous winds she had cast. The only way to stop it was to sacrifice something he also loved so he had sacrificed his own daughter. -
1251 BCE
King Menelaus asks Help from his Brother Agamemnon
King Menelaus, demanded that his brother help him get his wife back, by leading the Greek army. He didn't mind even sacrificing his own niece to save his wife. -
1250 BCE
Paris Abducts Helen of Troy
Paris abducts Helen of Troy because he was promised by the goddess Aphrodite his choice of the most beautiful woman -
1000 BCE
Wedding of King Penlius and Thetis
All the gods were invited to King Penlius and Thetis's wedding, but when Eris, the goddess that was know to argue was the only other immortal uninvited she decided to throw a golden apple into the wedding, causing a big stir between Athena, Aphrodite, and Hera.
