Seven Against Thebes

The "Seven Against Thebes" is an ancient Greek myth about seven warriors who were sent to attack the city of Thebes to avenge King Oedipus and reclaim control from its ruling family. Led by Adrastus, the group aimed to defend justice and family honor. The campaign ended in a tragic confrontation, with most of the heroes dying, highlighting themes of fate, heroism, and the costs of vengeance. This story, part of Greek mythology, explores the complexities of loyalty, fate, and the consequences of conflict.