The image of an eagle in Western mythology and legend

1.Icarus: In Greek mythology, the son of Daedalus, who was too greedy during the flight and flew too close to Taiji Yuyo and fell to his death, and the eagle perched on his tomb was regarded as a sacred bird.

2.Apollo's Condor: In Greek mythology, Apollo's mount was a golden condor, considered a symbol of wisdom and revelation.

3.Odin's Condor: In Norse mythology, Odin's mount is two eagles, representing wisdom and primordial power.

4.Talvistra: In Norse mythology, Talvistra, perched on a tree by the eagle Hackyu, is considered the god of casting and craftsmanship.

5.Mahabli Condor: In Hinduism, the eagle, which dwells on the Nile fir tree and possesses divine powers, is considered the god of the eagle.

6.Orano Hevichena's Condor: In Roman mythology, Okhvichena's mount is a condor, a symbol of war and wit.

7.Teonubar's Condor: In Mayan mythology, the Condor of Teonubar's devotees is seen as a symbol of chakra's purity and rank.

8.Condor: In ancient Egyptian mythology, the mount of Richard, the god of the sun, was the condor, representing a symbol of light and wisdom.

9.The god of the Great Bird: In Aztec mythology, the Condor, which inhabits shallow waters and wetlands, is considered a symbol of thunder and lightning and war.

10.The Jade Emperor's Divine Eagle: In Taoism, the Jade Emperor's mount is the Divine Eagle, representing the symbol of heavenly power and law.

1.Eagle (Odin'S Eagle): The eagle of the goddess of oak lifting, Frigga, a Zeus-like representation in Norse mythology, is physically connected to her.

2.Tulpar Tengri: The god of the sky in Mongolian mythology, he often flies in the sky with his eagle.

3.Roc: A "giant bird" in Islamic mythology, capable of grabbing elephants and flying.

4.Eagle (huitzilopochtli): The sun god of Aztec mythology, marked by the head of an eagle.

5.Garuda: The eagle beast of Hindu mythology, it was important in the religious culture of ancient India.

6.Fire Eagle (fenghuang): A mythical bird in Chinese mythology, able to be reborn in fire.

7.Phoenix: A mythical bird in ancient Greek mythology, with a perfect cycle of life.

8.Golden Eagle: The importance of the eagle in Native American mythology, known for its sharp eyes and sharp beak.

9.Hawk: An animatic animal worshipped by Indian tribes in the northeastern United States, it occupies an important place in their culture.

10.Aquila: The condor in ancient Roman mythology, representing the strength difference and majesty.

1.Hiracas (Greek Mythology) 2Hittaeus (Greek mythology) 3

Mainvahuyenk (Norse mythology) 4Canan Twright (Aziz Pants Travel Silver Turk Myth) 5Antono (Myth of Yanomea) 6

Balanjun (Mayan mythology) 7Ha'e Nieman (Hindu Mythology) 8Moxor (Mayan mythology) 9

Kruger (Egyptian Mythology) 10Zheng Ge (Indian mythology) in the town of Thanley

The most famous mythical beast among the ten heroes in mythology is the Eagle Eagle, and the Eagle is the first of the ten divine beasts in the Eagle Sound.

Harpia was married to the wind god Fellowos and gave birth to two pairs of horses. One of them is the Queshantos and Balrios, ridden by Achilles (both born of Podalg, according to Homer), and the other is the Pholeus and Harpagus, the mounts of the Dioscuri brothers (Gemini). All four horses ran as fast as the wind, and Kshantos was given the ability to speak and prophesy by Hera.

Hesiod's description of Halpias was not a very ugly creature, and the Theogony called them "lovely haired creatures." Later, (mainly in the story of Phineus) they developed into ugly monsters: with the head of a woman, but with the body, wings, and claws of a vulture, and a cruel and vicious personality.

Harpia is not only ugly but also filthy. The most famous of the myths about them is the myth of Phineus. Thracian king Phineus possessed the power of prophecy, but as a result, Zeus was angered by revealing too many celestial secrets.

The gods cursed him and caused him to suffer perpetual starvation on a desert island, where he could not eat the abundant food in front of him. Whenever Phineus wanted to eat, Harpia flew over Shozen to snatch his food, and then discharged feces on the rest of the food, and finally fled. Harpia was incredibly fast, came suddenly, and flew away without a trace in the blink of an eye.

Later, when Iason led the heroes of the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece, they passed through the island, and the Boryadei brothers, among them, helped Phineus drive Harpia away, and only then did they save the unfortunate man. The Boreadei brothers (Ethes and Karais) are twin sons of Boreas and Phineus's brothers-in-law, and they have wings to fly. There are several different theories as to how the Bori Addai brothers drove Harpia away.

According to one theory, the oracle indicated that Harpia would only die if he was captured by the Poriadai brothers, and that if the Porpia brothers could not catch Halpia, they would die themselves. Ethes and Karais pursued Harpia, but were unable to catch him, and died on the way back. The more common version is that Harpia fled in a hurry pursued by two brothers, and one of them fell into the river, which was named the Harpis River; The other fled to the island of Ecanades (later renamed Strofades, now the Greek islands of Strofades).

At this time, the rainbow goddess Aerys suddenly appeared before the Boryadei brothers and announced that Zeus would not allow Harpias to be killed; In order to save his life, Halpia may not have harassed Phineus anymore and took refuge in a cave in Crete. As a token of his gratitude to the heroes, Phineus told them about the safe passage through the rock-slamming rock at the entrance to the Pontus Sea.

"The Legend of the Eagle" is a public welfare micro-film starring the famous action actor Zhao Wenzhuo, the film is the first to tell the story of the Chinese Air Force test pilot's father and son inheritance, test flight to serve the country, the whole film is about 18 minutes, with the theme of "passing on the torch, relaying the dream", taking the artistic technique of scene reproduction and true self-description, showing the style of the times of self-improvement and self-confidence of contemporary Chinese Air Force test pilots.

The eagle as the protagonist does not know, alas

But there are some eagles that appear.

For example, Prometheus steals fire and is pecked at his liver by eagles every day.

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