First Reading of Greek and Roman Mythology 12 - The Trojan War

The final clash that marks the end of a long war,
The last story of the Trojan War! The Greek hero 'Achilles' did not participate in the battle for a while due to a feud with 'Agamemnon' who commanded the Greek army. Even though he knew that without him, the Greek army would have difficulty winning. What moved Achilles, who did not budge despite the persuasion of many people, was none other than the death of 'Patroclus'. Upon hearing the news that his old friend was killed by the Trojan army, Achilles heads back to the battlefield and charges towards Troy like an angry lion for revenge. Will Achilles be able to honor his fate in the Trojan War as he had long ago predicted? And who will be the winner of this long war? Meet the last story of the Trojan War, where numerous heroes and gods participated, through 'Reading Greek and Roman Mythology for the First Time ⑫ - The Trojan War'!

〈 A new concept introduction to mythology that helps you understand humanities! 〉

Fun and learning at once with the combination of 'text' and 'cartoon'!

In order to increase the interest and understanding of young readers who are reading Greek and Roman mythology for the first time, the contents of the myths are explained through kind and rich 'text' and lively 'cartoons'. The moment you open the first page, dive into the sea of ​​mythology through the easy-to-read text and pictures. With this volume of 『First Reading of Greek and Roman Mythology』, which stimulates imagination and aesthetic sensibility, you can enjoy studying mythology in the easiest and most fun way.

In addition to informative pages, there are even quizzes to broaden your thinking skills!

After reading the entire text, the 'Genealogy of the Gods' has been condensed into one page so that you can organize the names of the numerous gods at a glance. In addition, we have included a 'Look deeper into Greek and Roman mythology' page that provides more in-depth information along with abundant visual materials such as ruins, relics, and works of art. Lastly, 'Completely conquer Greek and Roman mythology!' By taking quizzes throughout the page, you can check how much you remember about the myths covered in the text and freely express your thoughts about the actions of the gods in the myths.