David Gorodetsky. Son of Dovmont

At that time, it was not the nations that waged war against each other, but the princes. Moreover, everyone had a common enemy — the order of the crusaders. An order that, by the beginning of the 14th century, had absorbed, dissolved, and wiped many tribes and nations off the face of the earth. An order that has always tried (and its followers still try) to divide and sow discord among the Slavic peoples. The battle with the order, which was led by Dovmont of Pskov, must be continued by his son. His name is David Gorodetsky. An invincible prince, the bitterest enemy of the crusaders. He was, lived, and accomplished all his feats described in this novel, which have reached us in the chronicled documents of those times — in the Russian-Belarusian-Lithuanian chronicles as well as in the Western ones. David Gorodetsky is one of many great warriors that the Slavic peoples can and should be proud of.