Jason, is it Greek? σων/Ι? σονα? The direct transliteration of Latin Easun, translated from English into Jason, is a hero in ancient Greek mythology. He is also the prince of Tessagria, the son of Iud and the grandson of Crete.

After his uncle pelias usurped the throne, he ordered him to go to Korkas to look for golden fleece. With the help of heroes such as Hera, Jason, Heracles, Milegel, etc., he captured Argo and went through hardships to obtain golden fleece. In the end, Aphrodite, the beauty god, inadvertently cursed him like a joke and ended up in a sad end.

The legend of Jason:

Jason heard the sad news that the princess was killed and ran to Medea's house in a rage. He's not here to help Medea. He hated Medea for creating this terrible disaster and cursed her for what she deserved. He came to save the lives of two sons. He was worried that Creon's men would kill his two children in revenge for Medea's murder.

However, what he saw was the most cruel sight in the world. A sword was covered with blood, and his two sons fell tragically in a pool of blood.

Jason's heart ached and he wanted to cry. He wants to ask if there is a god in heaven. He looked up sadly, only to see Medea performing magic, sitting in the dragon car given to her by her grandfather Helius, and appearing in the air with the bodies of her two sons.

Jason was furious and pointed to Medea and cursed: "Damn thing, you are the most hated woman of the gods, all mankind and me!" " You have the heart to kill your own children, and you have harmed me, leaving me childless! You fucking thing! "

He was in tears and lamented his misfortune: "Alas, I can't enjoy my wedding any more. I can't let my son live in the world." I'm finished! " "

They cursed each other and accused each other of being the murderer of their son, although both of them were saddened by his death. Helpless, Jason asked Medea to give him his son's body, and he would personally bury his son and mourn them.