Hecuba

Hecuba was a prominent figure in Greek mythology, best known as the queen of Troy and wife of King Priam. She was the mother of many Trojan children, including Hector and Paris. Her story reflects themes of loss, suffering, and resilience, especially after Troy's fall when she faced the destruction of her city, the death of her family, and her own hardships. Hecuba symbolizes maternal loyalty and the human cost of war. Her myth has been explored in literature and art as an example of a noblewoman enduring profound tragedy with dignity.