When did the first olympic games start?

The Greek myth "Hercules" was the first to start the Olympic Games, and the oldest records he obtained in these games were in 776 BC. AD, on the plain of Mount Olympia. These Olympic Games were held every four years, and for more than 1,000 years, the Romans worked to stop these games in 394 BC. The Greeks saw that the games they play are of great importance, and these games are an embodiment of the ideals of the Greeks, who have the mind, soul and body. There is nothing to stop these games, even if there are wars. If a country goes through any kind of war and the time of the games has come, they stop it. Fifteen centuries later, the French Baron Piper Coubertin came to revive the idea of ​​the Olympic Games. This international conference was held in Paris. It consists of fifteen countries. Everyone agreed to the idea of ​​reviving the Olympic Games, and that they be held every four years. Two years after this conference, the Olympic Games were held. The modern stadium in Athens and today the Olympic Games includes many games that did not exist before, such as (water polo, basketball, archery, football). The flag of the Olympics is a white flag in which there are five rings that are interconnectedly represented by the continents of the world (Asia). - Africa - Europe - America and Oceania) and this is a call for the world to unite with each other to forget the hatred and differences that exist between them, and that the one who chose the idea of ​​this flag was the Frenchman Piper de Coubertin in the year 1913, who is also the founder of these modern Olympic Games to this day. The Olympic movement is a joint activity in countries for people to carry out under one slogan, which is friendship between peoples, the promotion of peace, the spirit of understanding, respect and mutual trust with each other, and its main objective is to promote and spread this sport all over the world.