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The Crown of Yuri II by Ivan Korsak is an easy read. The dynamic plot, having captured the reader's imagination from the first chapters, will not "let go" of it until the end. At the same time, what is seen between the lines will not escape attention. We do not know so much about our predecessors, the glorious people who lived on our land! About those iconic figures who preferred to grab the sword less, instead founding and building cities, erecting majestic temples, making sure that their contemporaries lived in "wealth, peace, and glory." Figures on whose graves the soles of ungrateful and clueless indifferent descendants trample.

It is possible to conquer lands and countries not only with troops. In princely times, they knew how to weave matrimonial nets, in which not only the powerful, but also states found themselves...

The famous master of the historical novel Ivan Korsak has revealed in this work the unknown plots of our history and its philosophical understanding.