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The Greeks faced several challenges in their attempt to reach Troy, primarily due to strategic obstacles and the city's formidable defenses. The Trojan War began when Paris abducted Helen, prompting a Greek coalition to assemble. However, the Greeks initially struggled to launch their fleet due to unfavorable winds and internal disputes among their leaders. Ultimately, they overcame these obstacles, but the protracted siege lasted for ten years due to the city's strong fortifications and the resilience of its defenders.
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In The Iliad who invaded Troy?
The ancient Greeks invaded Troy to take back Queen Helen.
Who sacked Troy?
Greeks
Who was the counselor of Greeks at Troy?
who was the counselor who helped troy
Who told Aeneas that the Greeks had captured troy?
No one did. Aeneas was in Troy when the Greeks caputered it. He didn't need to be told, he saw it happen with his own eyes.
Why did Hera and Athena decide to destroy Troy?
The Greeks actually burned the city of Troy. After sneaking into the city in a large horse, the Greeks opened the gates and Troy was destroyed.
In The Iliad who invaded Troy?
The ancient Greeks invaded Troy to take back Queen Helen.
Who sacked Troy?
Greeks
How did Greeks get to troy?
By ship.
In greek myths a king of Argos and suitor of Helen who fought with the Greeks at Troy?
Diomedes fought with the Greeks at Troy.
Who was the counselor of Greeks at Troy?
who was the counselor who helped troy
Who was the leader of Greek in Troy?
the leader of the greeks at troy was agamemnon. Z
Did Troy die?
Troy was a city. According to the Iliad it was defeated by the Greeks. It did not die.
How many years did the Greeks fight in troy?
The Greeks fought for 10 years in Troy. It took them another 10 years to return home
Who attacked the Greeks after they returned home from Troy?
The Dorian Greeks and the Sea Peoples.
Who led the Greeks to fight Troy?
Agamemnon
Who did troy fight in the Trojan war?
the Greeks
Who were the people who had a lot to do with fall of Troy?
The Greeks.
