How many years did the Trojan War last? How did it end?

In Greece, a king invited many gods to his wedding, but the goddess of quarrel was not invited. She was so angry that she threw out a golden apple with the words "To the most beautiful." Athena, Aphrodite and Hera all claimed that they deserved the apple.

Eventually, they asked Prince Paris of Troy to adjudicate. All three goddesses bribed Paris, and in the end Paris chose Aphrodite. In return, the Queen of Sparta, the most beautiful woman in the world, Helen fell in love with him.

During a visit to Sparta, Paris kidnaps Helen and takes her to Troy.

The king of Sparta was so angry that he united his brother Agamemnon and a number of other Greek kings to wage war against Troy, both to recover Helen and to plunder the rich Troy on the other. The war lasted ten years, and finally thanks to the Trojan horse of Odysseus, the Greek army captured the city of Troy.

Homer's epic poem The Iliad describes the story of the Trojan War in detail.

The Trojan War was a world-famous war that took place around 1193 BC. The war lasted 10 years and ended in 1183 BC. The war began when the queen of the Kingdom of Sparta was taken captive, and a war broke out between the two sides over this beautiful woman.

The Trojan War was a war fought in ancient Greece in 1200 BC that lasted for 4 years over the most beautiful goddess, Helen.

Today's historiography generally believes that the city of Troy did exist in history. The city was founded in the 16th century BC. The battle described in Homer's epic poem is the story of the 12th century B.C., when the Greek city-states formed a coalition to attack Troy.

But from the point of view of historical archaeology Sheriman's excavation of the ruins of the city of Troy, there are still many unconvincing points. There are still some different opinions about the several levels of Troy.

The city of Troy began with Homer's epic poem, when it was a fictional city. But it was also this famous Homeric epic that gave people a real-life understanding of the city of Troy.

In the 70s of the 19th century, Heinrich Sheriday, the originator of archaeology, made the ancient city under the barren hills finally from illusory to vague reality in front of the world through his persistent and outstanding archaeological discoveries.

From an early age, Sheriman was fascinated by the story of the Trojan War, and the thrilling story aroused a strong curiosity in the young Sheriman. In 1870, Sherriman and his young wife traveled to the northwestern coast of Turkey, bordering the Aegean Sea, and began their search for the city of Troy.

Sherriman and his group of more than 100 migrant workers began the protracted excavations. In this literary story, where the city of Troy once stood, he excavated the ruins of a total of nine cities, all of which are unknown original monuments.

The author has been to the ruins before.

From the archaeological point of view, the city of Troy lasted for a long time, and its ruins are divided into 9 floors from bottom to top.

The l-floor is a small stone castle with a diameter of only more than 90 meters from 3300 BC to 2500 BC.

On the second floor, around 2500-2200 BC, the city began to flourish, with fortified castles, residential quarters, and paved roads. The level contains a large amount of ash, presumably destroyed by the Colonel in the smoke of war.

The first layer is about 2200 BC to 1800 BC, the city is larger, but the scale and level of development of stomach food are not high, and the buildings are not as majestic as before.

The sixth floorIn 1800-1275 BC, the city of Troy grew to the largest scale in history, the walls were stronger, and cremation tombs were found in the city, and the burial utensils were urns. Deppfeld believes that it belongs to the Trojan War, but some scientists believe that this floor is very different from other levels of architecture, and they suspect that it belongs to another culture, perhaps brought about by the occupation of the city by another people.

The 7th layer is from 1275 BC to 1100 BC, and can be divided into two stages, A belongs to the Trojan War period and was created by people who belong to the same cultural system as the 8th layer. The famous war with the Trojan Horse should have taken place during this period. b Belongs to the Late Bronze Age to the Iron Age.

The 9th layer belongs to the Hellenistic era civilization accumulation.

The Celo layer belongs to the cultural accumulation of the Roman era.

There was indeed this war, but it was mythologized. In the territory of today's northwestern province of Chanaka in Turkey lies an ancient fort, which is said to have been built by Troy, hence the name Troy. More than 3,000 years ago (at the end of the 13th century BC), a war between gods and humans broke out in Troy - the Trojan War.

The world-famous Homeric epic is based on this war.

The relevance is as follows. There is also an interesting legend about this war: according to legend, on Mount Olympus in Greece there was a heavenly kingdom of gods, inhabited by Zeus and the queen Hera, who were in charge of everything, and they had a large number of children, such as Athena, the goddess of wisdom, Apollo, the god of the sun, Poseidon, and Ares, the god of war, who were extremely powerful and had all kinds of privileges.

One day, the god of the earth felt too burdened and asked Zeus to reduce the population that was pressing on him, and Zeus created the "Trojan War" that killed each other.