Atrides

The Atrides (in Greek old οἱ Ἀτρείδαι / hoi Atreídai ) is the descendants of Atrée, in the Greek Mythologie.

This house was cursed by the gods because founded in the blood of the twin brother of Atrée, Thyeste, and its destiny was marked by the murder, the parricide, the child murder and the inceste. Only Apollon will stop the cycle of violence while making judge Oreste, the matricide, on the hill of the Aréopage, by the first criminal court of the city of Athens.

  • Atrée has as a wife Érope:

    • Agamemnon has as a wife Clytemnestre:
      • Iphigénie
      • Iphianassa (generally comparable in Iphigénie)
      • Chrysothémis
      • Laodicé
      • Electra (late addition, generally comparable in Laodicé) has as a husband Pylade:
        • Strophios
        • Médon
      • Oreste has as a wife Hermione:
        • Tisamène
    • Ménélas has as a wife Helene:
      • Hermione
      • Nicostrate
    • Anaxabie has as a husband Strophios
  • Atrée with also a connection with Cléola, a courtesan:
    • Plisthène (mentally handicapped person)

See too

Related article

  • List of works having a relationship with Atrides

  • House Atréides in the cycle of Dune

External bond

  • the myth of Atrides.

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