Ancient Greece - Peloponnesian War

According to legend, Oedipus, the tragic king of Thebes, was buried near the city after he wandered into exile. His tomb is considered a powerful symbol of fate, tragedy, and redemption, serving as a reminder of Thebes' legendary history. Visitors often come to seek wisdom or inspiration from the myths of the past.

A serene hillside adorned with wildflowers, overlooking the ancient city of Thebes; a weathered stone mausoleum draped in ivy stands quietly, with intricate carvings depicting scenes of fate and tragedy, surrounded by a misty atmosphere under a fading sunset.