Although there is no written record of exactly how the idea came up it is probably safe to say that 'neccessity is the mother of invention'. When people need a way, they will usually find it.
Odysseus got the idea.
Odysseus
The Trojan horse was Odyseus' idea (Ulysses) but the goddess of wisdom, Athena gave him the idea.
the new that menelus gives is that it was odyessu's idea of the horse
Odysseus came up with the giant wooden horse idea to trick the Trojans and conquer Troy.
The horse is said to have been the idea of Odysseus.
Was it a real horse ? Not when made from wood. Was a wooden horse really built and filled with soldiers ? Until recently the general opinion was a resounding yes. Now the answer would be yes, probably, but some archeologists are having doubts.
Troy "died" from being defeated by another army. this was done with the help of the Trojan horse. which was a big wooden horse that solders hid inside and defeated troy. (the Trojan horse was crated by Greek warriors and Odysseus came up with the idea.)
The gods split into two sides Greeks and Trojans. Athena was on the Greek side and came up with a plan to hide some Greek soldiers into a wooden horse. they gave the horse to the Trojans and the Greek soldiers inside waited until all the Trojan soldiers fell asleep and attacked. then the Greeks won because of Athena's smart plan.Odysseus also was with the Trojan horse because Athena helped him come up with the idea so they both get credit on the idea.
Odysseus thinks up the Trojan horse. A large scale wooden horse... which is hollow. Greek troops hide inside and one person is left outside the horse to explain that the horse is a gift from he surrendering Greek troops (inside the horse). Trojans wheel it into their city and at night when they are all asleep the Greeks take over the city.
No, the Trojan Horse was not Joan of Arc's idea; it is a story from ancient Greek mythology, specifically from the tale of the Trojan War. The concept involves Greek soldiers hiding inside a wooden horse to infiltrate the city of Troy. Joan of Arc, a French military leader during the Hundred Years' War, lived in the 15th century, long after the myth of the Trojan Horse was established. Thus, the two are unrelated in both time and context.
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