"King John" is a historical drama by William Shakespeare, which tells about the reign of the English king John the Landless. In this play, the author highlights the internal conflicts and political intrigues in the English kingdom, recreating the complex relationships between the king, his courtiers and neighboring countries. This tragedy explores the theme of power, societal representations, and the moral dilemmas the characters face. "King Ivan" leaves the reader with questions about justice, honesty and loyalty, revealing the complexity of human nature and leading to a discussion of the topic of crime and punishment. This masterpiece of Shakespeare leaves a lasting impression and helps to understand more deeply the complexity of human relationships in the search for mutual understanding and compromise in the world of political games.