Persians

Written by Aeschylus in 472 BC, 'Persians' is a unique Greek tragedy that focuses on historical events rather than mythology. The play depicts the Persian elders awaiting news of the Battle of Salamis and their subsequent mourning over King Xerxes' defeat by the Greeks. This work is notable for its exploration of the consequences of war and the fragility of power, making it one of the earliest examples of political drama in Western literature.
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