《伊利亚特》叙述阿开亚人的联军围攻小亚细亚的城市特洛伊(Troy)的故

"Iliad" tells the story of the Allied forces of the Achaeans besieging the city of Troy in Asia Minor. The city of Troy is also known as Ilium, hence the name "Iliad". The epic uses the quarrel between the coalition commander Agamemnon and the brave Achilles as the wedge point, and focuses on the events that took place in the last dozen days of the war. The coalition forces besieged the city of Troy for ten years but have not been able to conquer it. The conflicts in the army gradually intensified. Achilles resented the commander Agamemnon for taking his prisoner, and refused to fight for the coalition forces. Later, his friend and lover (cousin and cousin) His lover, according to some original historical data), died in battle, and re-entered to avenge him. The prince of Troy Hector and Achilles duel and died heroically. The Trojan King Priam begged to retrieve Hector's body and hold a funeral. The story of the "Iliad" ends here.

"Iliad" tells the story of the Siege of Troy, the city of Little Asia by the Allied forces of the Acaias, also known as Ilium. The epic, which wedges the Achilles quarrel between Confederate commander Agamemnon and Yong, focuses on events that took place in the final dozens of days of the war. The coalition besieged the city of Troy for ten years, has not been able to overcome, the conflict in the army gradually intensified, Achilles resented commander Agamemnon to seize his female captive, refused to fight for the coalition, and then his good friend and lover (cousin and his lover, according to some original historical data) died, in order to avenge him before returning to the war. Prince Hector of Troy fought against Achilles and died heroically. The story of Iliad ends when King Priamos of Troy begs for Hector's body to be recovered and a funeral is held.

Iliad tells the story of Troy, a city in Asia Minor, besieged by the Allied forces of the Achaeans. Because Troy is also known as ilium, it is called Iliad. Taking the quarrel between Agamemnon and Achilles as the wedge point, the epic focuses on the events in the last few days of the war. The Allied forces besieged Troy for ten years, but failed to conquer it. The contradictions in the army gradually intensified. Achilles resented that the commander Agamemnon took his female prisoner and refused to fight for the Allied forces again. Later, his good friend and lover (cousin and his lover, according to some original historical materials) died in the war and went out to fight again in order to avenge him. Hector, Prince of Troy, died in a duel with Achilles. The story of the Iliad ends when Priam, the king of Troy, pleads for the body of Hector to be recovered for a funeral.<br>