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Hero Cycle

Énée et l'héritage troyen de Rome

Énée a fui les cendres de Troie à la recherche d'un nouveau foyer — mais l'héritage qu'il a construit surgirait des ruines mêmes qu'il a fuies.

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Region
Europe
Key Figures
Anchises, Aeneas, Juno +5 more

Key Figures

The Story

This narrative combines documented history with dramatized scenes for storytelling purposes.

Timeline

Birth of Aeneas

Aeneas is born to Venus and Anchises, marking the beginning of his divine mission.

Fall of Troy

The Greeks use the Trojan Horse to infiltrate Troy, leading to its destruction.

Aeneas Escapes

Aeneas escapes Troy with his father and son, beginning his journey to find a new homeland.

Arrival in Carthage

Aeneas arrives in Carthage and meets Queen Dido, leading to a complex relationship.

The Storm

Juno conjures a storm to thwart Aeneas’ journey, testing his resolve.

Aeneas and the Sibyl

Aeneas consults the Sibyl of Cumae, who provides prophecies about his future.

Battle with Turnus

Aeneas confronts Turnus in battle, symbolizing the struggle for his people's future.

Founding of Lavinium

Aeneas establishes the city of Lavinium, fulfilling part of his prophecy.

Death of Turnus

Aeneas defeats Turnus, marking a turning point in his journey and leadership.

Aeneas' Legacy

Aeneas' story becomes a foundational myth for Rome, influencing its culture and values.

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