The ancient Greek mythology: Prometheus

prometheus is the strongest and brightest of all.

he has a noble mind and infinity, and he dominates among his peers while protecting them like a loving father.

it is said that, like his name, he always has to think carefully before doing anything.

his decisions are always the fruit of wisdom and wisdom.

he taught people how to work, taught them technology and science, and tried to keep them independent of olympus, because the gods discriminated against humanity.

all of his intelligence is in this business.

zeus is actually starting to fear him coming.

one of them is the supreme ruler of god, and one is the leader of man.

the first conflict between zeus and zeus broke out when he achieved a great victory against tidan.

zeus rises to the throne of olympus and takes over all the affairs of land and the sky.

according to zeus, people had to slaughter livestock and sacrifice them to him under harsh conditions.

prometheus was angry and decided to free humanity from this heavy burden.

one day prometheus killed a cow.

he put the intestines, the flesh and the fatty together, covered them with the skin of the beast, and placed the bones together, with a sheet of oil.

zeus was then asked to choose one of the two offerings to show what he wanted to be given to him.

zeus laughed and chose the bones.

after that, the sacrifice to god is the bone.

zeus realized that he had been fooled and immediately brought pandora and her famous wooden box, and the world was full of disaster.

this did not hurt prometheus because he rejected pandora.

he was strong and brave enough to go up and down mount olympus, and to frighten the gods with his loud cry.

once again, zeus punished mankind and took revenge.

one day, he created a terrible storm that flooded the whole land.

but prometheus climbed mount olympus.

and when the flood receded, he made new water and earth upon many, so that the earth was filled with laughter.

soon, prometheus bravely proposed to zeus that he should acquire the most secret of the gods.

he said, "give me the fire.

people need it." zeus frowns his head and says, "no!" but people were suffering from severe cold and hunger, and prometheus decided to sneak up on olympus.

he stole the fire and brought it back to the earth.

shortly after, zeus saw the fire all over the land, smelled smoke and asked, "what happened?" prometheus was called to see zeus.

he said to zeus with pride and joy with victory: "look, your fire has spread all over the earth.

you turned me down, but i took the fire.

take care of yourself! people will become stronger than you because they always work and work.” the angry zeus struck a thunderbolt over prometheus.

prometheus smiled with contempt and without harm.

then zeus called hephaistus and two of his servants, via and cradusand chained him to a giant rock in skazia 2.

prometheus fought bravely, but eventually lost by being outnumbered and exhausted, chained to the rocks by hewestos with huge chains.

after hewestos had done this, he could not help but shed tears because he himself appreciated and loved prometheus.

since then, every night, a beak has been flying, tearing the belly of a confined person and eating his internal organs.

but his internal organs are growing again every day.

every night, the punished hear the beating of their wings, see its red-blooded eyes and endure the pain of it swallowing their own organs.

so he was chained to a rock alone, year after year, centuries after century.

but prometheus did not give in, and sometimes even struggled with madness under the chains to break this relentless yoke.

and the herb flew away in his cry, panicking.

prometheus lays still again, yet his heart as though he had fallen into hell, and he could not help but cast a shadow over him.

suddenly, one day, heracles came here and found him.

heraclis is another strong man, but he fears the gods on mount olympus, giving in to fate.

with the permission of zeus, heracles shot dead and broke the chain.

prometheus stood up slowly and the two heroes watched each other for a long time.

in the eyes of heraclis, prometheus is a never-ending, unmanageable giant, and in his deep eyes, the flames are still shining; in the eyes of prometheus, hercules is just a mighty man.

he had a buffalo-like forehead and amazingly large arms, but he was used to subjugating to god and fate, so he turned around and walked silently towards death.

prometheus wants people to be something else: freer and stronger.

note: 1 prometheus has a pre-thinking, pre-informed meaning in greek.

it is generally called the caucasian cliff.

skisia was a good-riding tribe in southern russia from the seventh to the third centuries b.c。