"King Henry the Fourth" is a tragic-comedy drama by the outstanding English playwright William Shakespeare. This play tells about the internal contradictions of King Henry the Fourth, who is looking for ways to preserve the power and legitimacy of his rule. This is the embodiment of the eternal moral and ethical problems that rulers face in their pursuit of power. The play "King Henry the Fourth" not only reveals political stories and intrigues, but also touches the depth of human feelings and struggle with inner demons. Known for its philosophical reflections on justice and power, this drama leaves the reader with strong moral conclusions and questions about the nature of government and the wisdom of the ruler.