Three Fallen Competition
Birth and Growth of Paris
Paris is the Trojan hero who caused the emergence of the Battle of Troia, which is the core of Homer's Iliad Legend. The father of Paris is Priamos king of Troia, his mother Hekabe. Hekabe is pregnant and one night has a terrible dream. The flames coming out of the stomach in his dream are burying the walls of Troia and burning the forests in the city of flames and Ida, jumping from the ramparts. The queen awakens in fear and tells her husband that they see it. The dream of the king and the queen will decide to consult the priests. The priests declare that the child to be born will cause the city to be destroyed. The queen will not be pleased with the murder of the child, but she agrees to leave her to Mount Ida.
There are different narratives about the child's fate on the mountain. One of them finds shepherds on the mountain, grows them and gives him the name Aleksandros (the guardian, the guarded man). On the other hand, Agelaos, a servant of Priamos, leaves the child in the mountain, where the child feeds a month for five days. When Agelaos returns to look at the child, he sees that the child is alive and picks it up and grows it. Paris becomes a very handsome and valiant young man. He spent his days as a shepherd in Mount Ida.
One day, the servants of Priamos come to buy a bull that Paris loves as a shepherd. Taurus will be given as a reward in the funeral ceremonies held in memory of Priamos' son, who is thought to have died at a young age. Paris comes to town to take back the animal he loves very much, and he also joins these games. The game becomes the winner of Paris and the bull wins. One of Priamos' daughters has prophecy. This girl's name is Kassandra. Kassandra witnesses Paris and warns her parents. Priest and Priest and prophecy of the Hekabe are thrown into one side, and they accept it to the saddle and succeed in their shouting.
Paris (Alexandros) is the son of Priamos, king of Troia. Upon the prophecy that would bring disaster upon his country, he was left to the Mount Ida for the birth of the nativity, and was secretly raised by the servant of Priamos, succeeding to survive. Paris continues to live as a shepherd in the mountains. Meanwhile, there are some events in Olympos. The Goddess Thetis is married to Peleus, a mortal by Zeus. This is Eris; ie the nifak goddess is not invited because of its bad characteristics. When Eris, the gods and goddesses, who received this news, gathered a golden apple on top of them, writing "En Güzele" on them. From the gods, Athena, Hera and Aphrodite are said to be the most beautiful, and they are thrown away to buy the apple. On this, Zeus commits Hermes to take the goddesses to Mount Ida. There he will be asked to pick the most beautiful goddess from Paris and give it to him. The goddess is lined up against Paris. Hera tells her that if she chooses herself by approaching Paris, she will give him the Asian Empire. Athena after Hera, wisdom and glory in all the wars to which it will enter; Aphrodite promises the most beautiful woman in the world. Paris gives the apple to Aphrodite, chooses the most beautiful goddess in the name of Zeus, and so does not wait for the day when he will buy the promised world's most beautiful woman. From ancient writers Strabo said: "Inside is Antandros, which is above the Aleksandreia Mountain, which is said to be the referee of Paris," he tells us about this legend known in ancient Antandros.
Paris's Finding and Abduction of the World's Most Beautiful Woman
She is married to a Nymphe named Oinone while she is a shepherd in Mount Ida, Paris. However, during the beauty contest, Aphrodite goes out of his mind with a promise and leaves Oinone.
The most beautiful woman in the world is Helena, the wife of Spela's King Menelaos. Paris walks into a ship and goes to Sparta. It is here to be covered by King Menelaos. Since Menelaos Katreus is forced to go to Crete for the funeral, he leaves the palace by giving Helene to the guests. Shortly, Helene and Paris fall in love with each other. With Helene Paris, she takes the path to Troia with the treasure she has taken with her.
Following this incident, the Sparta king, Menelaos, who is kidnapped (or escaped), convinces all the Akha kings under his brother Agamemnon and persuades them to attack Troy and get Helene back. Thus all the Akha armies are gathered with the ships and take the foothold towards Troia. After 10 years of war, Troia falls, so the prophecy takes place and Paris causes the ruin of the city.