Danoi is a term that refers to a specific group of ancient Greek tribes known for their role in the Trojan War. They are often associated with the Achaeans and are mentioned in various works of Greek literature, including Homer's Iliad. The Danoi are depicted as warriors who fought against the city of Troy. In modern contexts, "Danoi" may also refer to various cultural or artistic representations inspired by these ancient tribes. Their legacy continues to influence literature, art, and popular culture, highlighting themes of heroism and conflict that resonate through history.