The Curse of Troy

The Curse of Troy refers to the mythological idea that the city of Troy, after its destruction in the Trojan War, was cursed by the gods. This curse brought suffering and misfortune to its inhabitants and later civilizations inhabiting the region. It symbolizes the idea that great conflicts and hubris can lead to divine retribution, emphasizing the tragic consequences of pride and conflict. Historically, it reflects the cultural memory of the city's fall, blending historical events with myth to underscore the enduring impact of catastrophe and the divine or moral lessons associated with war and destruction.