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The Aeneid is a Ukrainian burlesque and herbal poem written by Ivan Kotliarevsky, based on the story of the classic poem of the same name by the Roman poet Virgil. It consists of six parts, as opposed to Virgil's twelve parts. It is written in a four-footed iambic pentameter. It tells the story of the adventures of the Trojan chieftain Aeneas, who, after the destruction of his homeland by enemies, after several years of wandering, together with his Cossack army, founds the dream state in Rome, the future empire.