Ariadne, the Aryan princess

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The story of the princess Ariadne, the daughter of the king of Crete, and her story is one of the oldest mythological stories in Greece and the world. We have nothing to do with its myth and the mysteries of the story here, and this story is only important to us because it tells the story of an Aryan princess named Ariadne, which shows the Aryan identity of the people of ancient Greece, although a handful of good patriots are unaware of the history of Iran and the brotherhood of the people of Iran and Greece. Yes, retelling the story of Ariadne is important because it brings Iranians and Greeks closer together.

We said earlier that in ancient Greece, including in the Iliad and the Odyssey, many names of Aryans were derived from Arya's name or a combination of Arya's name, and we also told the story of Arius who rode on a dolphin.

Ariadne was the daughter of King Minos of Crete. It is said that in the time of Minos, there was a creature with the head of a cow and the body of a man, who was called the Minotaur. This beast, the minotaur, ate human flesh, Minos, the king of Crete, ordered to build a labyrinth and threw the minotaur into it.

At that time, Athens was under the control of Crete, and the Athenians paid tribute to the Cretans and the King of Crete. Among the tributes, 14 youths, 7 boys and 7 girls were appointed to feed the Minotaur, this story is not dissimilar to the story of Zahhak, who fed on human brains. But one day, Ariadne saw one of these youths, whose name was Teze, who was the son of King Athenagios, and fell in love with him. Labyrinth is a place where if you enter it you will get lost and you won't be able to find your way out, so Ariadne gave Teze a spindle so that Teze could find the way back and gave her a sword to strike and destroy the Minotaur.

In short, in the battle that took place in the Labyrinth, the Minotaur was defeated and Tze and Ariadne escaped. Tze left Ariadne, the Cretan princess, on the island of Naxos until Dionysus had the chance to marry the Aryan princess Ariadne. This was the story of Princess Ariadne, an Aryan princess from Crete, this story is the Aryan heritage of the world and should be considered as good as other relics of our Aryan fathers.