Hirāklis: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

The play of Herakles is an Athenian tragedy that was first staged around 416 BC. When Heracles is in the underworld doing his menacing tasks, Lycus, the usurper of the throne of Thebes, condemns his father, wife, and children to death. Heracles arrives in time to save them, but this is the beginning of the endless pains of the greatest He is the hero of the Greeks. Euripides' Heracles is a play, unusual, impressive, and full of human pain. In this drama, Euripides builds a structure that is bold and exemplary while dealing innovatively with the myth. Euripides is one of the three important tragedians of the golden age of Greek drama, whose old and new critics consider him to be an unconventional, innovative, and unconventional dramatist. He was born in one of the years of the 480s BC in the eastern part of Athens. Little is known about the life of Euripides. His first play was written a year after the death of Aeschylus in 455 BC. He took the stage and won third place in the Dionysia theater competition in Athens. The first great victory of Euripides was in 441 BC. It was achieved by winning the first place in these competitions. It is said that he wrote more than 90 plays, of which 19 have survived today. The last time he competed in Athens was in 408 BC. m, with the Orestes play. Then he went to Macedonia and the court of Archelaus and wrote a play named after this king. Euripides died in Macedonia in 406 BC while writing the play The Priestesses of Bacchus The collection of Bidgol's plays is a unique collection of plays that have not been translated into Farsi or will be re-translations of plays that need to be re-translated for any reason.