A princess from the Assyrian empire fell in love with the god of destruction.
The inspiration for this article is the story of the Princess of Tolan in Aztec mythology who falls in love with the Smoke Mirror, and the French cartoon of the Queen who falls in love with the God of Death. The plot of the Assyrian emperor's concubines setting themselves on fire is not a historical fact. It is just a reference to the Assyrian history of Greeks running trains. Moreover, the status of Assyrian princesses in history was not so high, so this can be regarded as a historical fairy tale. Everyone is not a good person.
I copied quite a few, including Homer's epics, Essar Haddon's monument to the Assyrian conquest of Egypt, and ancient Egyptian love poems.
Purpose: Like poetry and music, myth should awaken in us feelings of ecstasy—even in the face of death or the despair of a sense of emptiness.