"King Henry IV: the second part" is one of the most famous dramas of William Shakespeare, which became part of the historical tetralogy about the English kingdom. This play tells about the events that take place in Great Britain during the reign of King Henry IV. The main focus is on internal conflicts in the country, family relationships and political power games. In the second part of the play, King Henry IV slowly prepares his son Galtud for the complex political realities and future inheritance of the throne. At the same time, rebels and invaders oppose the king, which poses a danger to the stability of the kingdom. Due to the subtle play of the characters, the revelation of the psychology of the heroes and the deep content, "King Henry IV: the second part" remains a relevant work that reflects the complexity of power and the concept of justice in society.