
Set against the rolling vineyards and dark forests between the Alb and the Black Forest, this romantic saga revives the turbulent early‑sixteenth‑century history of Württemberg. The narrator paints a vivid landscape where ancient castles loom over the Neckar, and the region’s struggle for identity pulses beneath the surface.
At its heart is the ill‑fated Duke Ulrich, a young ruler thrust into power amid rival nobles, foreign mercenaries, and looming Austrian ambitions. The tale follows his early attempts to steer a fragmented realm, his clashes with bitter enemies, and the personal courage that begins to emerge despite the weight of misguided counselors. Listeners glimpse the human side of a prince caught between destiny and duty.
The prose blends historical detail with poetic lyricism, offering a richly textured listening experience that balances romance and realism, inviting you to travel back to a pivotal moment in German history.
Language
de
Duration
~13 hours (773K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2019-12-07
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1802–1827
Best known for vivid fairy tales and adventurous historical fiction, this German writer packed an astonishing amount into a life that ended before his 25th birthday. His stories, including Little Muck and The Cold Heart, have remained popular for generations.
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