Gordana 1-12
Marija Jurić Zagorka's most extensive work, consisting of 12 volumes, takes place in the turbulent period of the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Gordana, despite its length, holds the reader's attention with a dynamic plot and deeply developed charact
The plot follows the political and social turmoil following the death of the Croatian-Hungarian king Matthias Corvinus, including the struggle for the throne between his widow Beatrice of Naples and his illegitimate son Ivan.
The main character, Gordana Brezovačka, a noblewoman of strong character and deep patriotism, faces a series of challenges that test her loyalty, courage, and moral values. Through her story, Zagorka explores themes of love, honor, betrayal, and the fight for justice, while also depicting the complex political intrigues of the time.
Zagorka skillfully combines historical fact with fiction, creating a rich narrative that not only educates about historical events, but also encourages reflection on universal human values.
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