The man that created this had an eagle land on his plough once, a sign that he would become king. An oracle proclaimed to the citizens of Phrygia that their next king would be the first man to ride into town on a wagon, and that's when its creator ha
The man that created this had an eagle land on his plough once, a sign that he would become king. An oracle proclaimed to the citizens of Phrygia that their next king would be the first man to ride into town on a wagon, and that's when its creator happened to arrive. It rested in a grove of Zeus' temple, and connected the pole of the wagon to the yoke. Made from a rope of bark, it was said that the ruler of Asia would be the man that could untie it. FTP, identify this famous knot from mythology that Alexander the Great had simply cut with his sword.
The man that created this had an eagle land on his plough once, a sign that he would become king.
{Gordian} knot