"Richard II" is a historical drama by the famous English playwright William Shakespeare, which tells about the reign of King Richard II, one of the famous English monarchs. The play reflects the conflict of power, betrayal and loyalty, the poetic language of which is able to captivate the reader's attention and convey the deep feelings of the characters. Shakespeare skilfully shows the psychological and moral aspects of government, as well as the emerging conflicts that leave a mark on the hearts of the audience. "Richard II" is not only a historical drama, but also a demonstration of Shakespeare's ability to bring complex themes to life and create unparalleled works that leave their mark in the history of world literature.