Szeretve mind a vérpadig (2. rész) Történeti regény a Rákóczy-korból

In the autumn of 1897 a small Hungarian village finds itself caught in the chaos of a wild, uncoordinated army that rushes through on foot and on horseback. Soldiers of every colour and uniform mingle—blue hussars, green hajdus, rag‑tag grenadiers—talking in dozens of languages but refusing to listen to any orders. Their presence turns the peaceful streets into a bewildering parade of noise, hunger and fear, while the locals watch the strange spectacle unfold with equal parts dread and dark humour.

At the centre of the turmoil is Ocskay, a desperate commander who feels the weight of drunken revelry, fierce pride and looming defeat all at once. He scrambles to rally his ragged troops, wrestles with a hungry, starving populace, and calls on the enigmatic cavalry leader Jávorka for help. As rumors of the approaching “ráczok” spread, the fragile hopes of the villagers hinge on whether these unlikely allies can turn the frantic “vert had” into any semblance of order.