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Marianna (1588-1614), the proud daughter of magnate Jerzy Mnishch, lived in Lyashky Murovany in the Lviv region and knew nothing about neighbouring Muscovy. However, fate brought a mysterious man to her doorstep, who called himself Tsarevych Dmytro Uhlytskyi (?-27 May 1606) and drew her into a whirlwind of events. Lyashky Murovani, followed by Sambir and Lviv, turned into headquarters for preparations for the march on Moscow. The Muscovites tolerated their best tsar on the throne for only 11 months, and after executing him, they tried to destroy even traces of his reforms. Russia could have been completely different... Marianna Mnishkhovna (according to Russian sources, Marina Mnishek), the first Moscow empress, widow of two False Dmitrievs, mistress of the Cossack ataman Ivan Zarutsky, mother of the heir to the throne, rival of King Sigismund III Vasa of Poland, was tortured by the Muscovites at the age of 26.

"Mother of God, didn't she ask for a different fate? But the answer was always: "Marianne, keep your back!" And she did. No hurricane ever bent her, except for her own. Because she was always herself - a challenge to others. Flesh and blood of her land, of her time. She was a turning point in history. And if history did not return her, forgive me, descendants, it is not her fault."