Zarmair Haykazuni 1180 BC Our Zarmayr, who was a citizen of the Assyrians, helped Priam, the ruler of Troy, with a small Ethiopian army and died from wounds received from the brave Hellenes. I wish it was really Achilles, and not another brave warrior.
In Greek mythology, Memnon (Zarmair Haykazuni) was killed by Achilles. Notes by Art-A-Tsolum
Memnon – During the Trojan War
In Greek mythology, Memnon led a large number of Ethiopian troops to defend Troy. He killed Antilochus, but was killed by Achilles.
In Armenian sources Zarmayr is a specific person, and in Greek mythology Memnon is a myth.
A very interesting depiction of an ancient Greek jug from the Baltimore Museum (575–550 BC).
The image on the shield of Memnon is the Sign of Eternity known as the swastika – in armenian – Arevkhach ԱՐԵՎԽԱՉ.
This image is often found in the petroglyphs of Armenia, ancient ceramics of Armenia, and other Armenian sources, etc.
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