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After the fall of Troy, the Achaeans, led by figures like Agamemnon and Odysseus, faced various challenges during their return home. However, they were not conquered in a straightforward manner; instead, they encountered numerous hardships, including divine interventions and personal conflicts. Ultimately, it was not a single conqueror who defeated the Achaeans but rather a series of trials that led to their fragmented return to Greece. The most notable figures in the aftermath were the heroes who survived and the various kingdoms they returned to, rather than an external conqueror.

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