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Ivan Nechuy-Levytsky's novel Hetman Ivan Vyhovsky was published in 1898 in Lviv. Its fate was happier, because it was published immediately after it was written. Compositionally, the novel Hetman Ivan Vyhovsky consists of two storylines that intertwine and complement each other: the story of the Vyhovsky family and the family of a simple Cossack, Demko Liutai. It is through the biographies of these two families that the writer seeks to show the situation in Ukraine after the Pereyaslav Agreement and the death of Bohdan Khmelnytsky, and the attitude of the common people to the intentions of their leaders.