Brutus of Troy

Brutus of Troy is a legendary figure in British mythology, often credited as the founder of London and the ancestor of the British people. According to these tales, Brutus was a descendant of Aeneas, a Trojan hero. After the fall of Troy, he traveled to various regions before arriving in Britain around 1000 BC, where he established a new kingdom. Brutus is symbolic of the connection between ancient Troy and Britain, representing themes of exploration and the establishment of new beginnings. His story highlights the mythological roots that link the British identity to classical antiquity.