The journey famously associated with the protagonist Aeneas is known as the Trojan War aftermath, leading him to found what would become Rome. Aeneas, a hero in Virgil's "Aeneid," escapes from the burning city of Troy, encountering numerous challenges and divine interventions along the way. His quest emphasizes themes of duty, fate, and perseverance, as he is destined to establish a new home for his people. The journey includes significant figures and events, linking Aeneas to broader narratives about the origins of Rome and the intersection of human struggle and divine will.