Corinth was a Greek city-state located on the Isthmus of Corinth seperating the Peloponnese from mainland Greece. It was one of the oldest cities in Greece, as well as a chief exporter in pottery, bronze, wine and ivory statues.[1]
History[]
Corinth is a city located near Cheiron's Academy and is the capitol of Corinthia. Jason is the Crown Prince - he inherited the throne when his father, King Aeson was killed by Ares (see Young Hercules (Movie Pilot)). In the episode 1.37 - The Head That Wears The Crown, Jason is crowned King of Corinth.
- Corinth hosted the Corinthian Games in 1.17 - Winner Take All.
- In Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors, Ares schemes to start a war between Corinth and the Centaur Nation by plotting to have a dozen centaurs kidnapped by slavers on Corinthian soil.
Major Exports[]
Corinth is well-known for its leather: Iolaus: "Hey, is that new? It looks like fine Corinthian leather. Almost fit for a king." (from 1.01 - Treasure of Zeus)Pelia: "Nice boots for a wanderer. Is that Corinthian leather?" (from 1.26 - Cold Feet)The two-level bireme and trireme were developed in Corinth[1].
Alcmene was from Corinth, where she raised Iphicles. After Amphitryon's death and the events where she encountered a time-travelling Callisto[2], she moved to Thebes, where Hercules was born[1].
One of Corinth's greatest rulers was Jason, son of King Aeson and leader of the Argonaut expedition[3].
For many years, Corinth was ruled by King Sisyphus. He made it one of the most progressive cities in Greece[1], until his death was ordered by Zeus.[4]
After Sisyphus' death, Jason would become King of Corinth again. He would abdicate, however, in order to marry Alcmene. Iphicles succeeded him as King.[5]
Hercules had a birthday party at Iphicles' castle in Corinth, however it was interrupted by Callisto.[6]
Rulers of Corinth[]
Locations[]
Background[]
- Corinth can be considered Hercules's hometown: in the original myth, he was born in Thebes and had most of his adventures in the region around Mycenae and Tiryns.
Appearances[]
- XWP: "Death in Chains"
- HTLJ:
- Young Hercules
- HTLJ:
- YH:
- XWP: "Past Imperfect"
- YH:
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 RPG: Secrets of the Ancient World
- ↑ HTLJ: "Armageddon Now"
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Young Hercules
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 XWP: "Death in Chains"
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 HTLJ: "The Wedding of Alcmene"
- ↑ HTLJ: "Surprise"
- ↑ YH: "The Head That Wears the Crown"
- ↑ HTLJ: "War Wounds"