The Captain's Daughter

«The Captain's Daughter» — a historical novel by Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, first published in 1836. The work tells about the events of the peasant uprising led by Yemelyan Pugachev in the 18th century. «Keep your honor from a young age» — this is not just the epigraph of the novel. It is a guiding principle that the main character follows.

Young nobleman Pyotr Grinyov, at his father's insistence, goes to serve in the Belogorsk fortress, where he meets the beautiful girl Maria Mironova. But their love will have to overcome many obstacles along the way. Against their will, the lovers find themselves drawn into the events of the peasant uprising that will change their destinies. Pyotr will have to decide what is more important to him: his own life or the honor of the one he loves.

The story of courage, honor, and true love will not leave anyone indifferent.