Medea, also translated as Medea and Medea. Is a famous witch in Greek mythology, the princess of Korcz (also translated as Kocsis Island).
She is the daughter of Oedipus, the king of Corcas, Oedipus, the niece of Chelsey, the witch of Eya, the sister of Abuxtos, the granddaughter of Helius, the sun god, and the goddess pearl earplugs.
I fell in love with Prince Jason who came to the island to find golden fleece, and fell in love with him at first sight. Unexpectedly, the other party later moved on. Medea's perseverance and strength in nature made him unable to take revenge. He made all kinds of painful choices, so that Medea could only end her two children by herself, which led to the tragedy.
Character story:
Medea, also translated by Mitija. In Greek mythology, she is the magic princess of Korcz Island (also translated as Kocsis Island) and the granddaughter of the sun god Helius. She fell in love with Prince Jason who came to the island to look for golden fleece.
In order to help Jason get golden fleece, Medea used her magic to help Jason accomplish the impossible task set by her father, provided that Jason would marry her. After getting golden fleece, Medea and Jason embarked on a journey back to Greece together. Medea's father heard the news of her escape and sent her brother to find her.
Medea killed his brother, chopped up his body, divided it into several pieces, and threw it all over the mountain, leaving his father and the chasing officers busy collecting the body to delay the time and leave with Jason and his party.
After Jason returned to China, Medea killed his uncle who usurped the throne. Jason regained the throne, but began to fear Medea's magic and cruelty. Later, Jason turned from love to hate. Medea first killed her new love with poison clothes, then killed her two young children and fled from Jason. Jason also died of depression.
It is said that Medea fled to Athens and was protected by theseus's father, Egos.
When theseus came to confess his father, Medea was worried that he would do harm to himself and obstruct him, but theseus saw through him. Medea was expelled from Athens again, and she fled to her hometown of Corcas. At that time, his father Ides's throne had been usurped by his younger brother. Medea reached an understanding with her father and used magic to help him regain the throne.