"King Richard II" is a tragedy by the famous English playwright William Shakespeare, which tells about power, betrayal and punishment. This play depicts the power struggle between King Richard II and his cousin Henry Bolingbroke. Richard II, with charismatic qualities and a successful heir to the throne, gradually loses support and falls into a severe political crisis. This drama emotionally mesmerizes the reader with its exquisite speech, deep philosophical reflections and irresistible strength of characters. "King Richard II" is a masterpiece that raises urgent questions of power, morality and human nature.