Gorgo

Gorgo, future Queen of Sparta, is born into the royal family of the Agiad dynasty.

Gorgo begins her early education, focused on both physical and intellectual training typical for Spartan girls.

At the age of 12, Gorgo marries King Leonidas I, becoming Queen of Sparta and beginning her role in state affairs.

Gorgo makes her first public appearance alongside King Leonidas, demonstrating her presence and poise.

Gorgo begins to exert significant influence in Spartan politics, known for her wise counsel and strategic thinking.

Gorgo advises King Leonidas to reject the Persian envoys' demands, showcasing her diplomatic acumen and foresight.

Gorgo actively supports the military preparations against the impending Persian invasion, rallying the Spartan people.

Gorgo plays a crucial role in the preparations for the Battle of Thermopylae, where her husband, King Leonidas, will lead the 300.

Gorgo receives news of King Leonidas' heroic stand and death at the Battle of Thermopylae, marking a turning point in her life.

Following Leonidas' death, Gorgo continues to play a significant role in Spartan leadership and state affairs.

Gorgo advocates for Spartan expansion and the strengthening of alliances, contributing to Sparta's growing influence in Greece.

Gorgo takes on a mentorship role, guiding and educating young Spartans in the principles of leadership and governance.

Gorgo is widely respected as an elder stateswoman, her wisdom and counsel sought by leaders and citizens alike.

In her final public address, Gorgo reflects on her life and the future of Sparta, leaving a lasting legacy of wisdom and leadership.

Gorgo, the wise and revered Queen of Sparta, dies at the age of 88, mourned by all of Sparta.