Mithridate (Mithridate) by Jean Racine is a classical French tragedy first performed in 1673. Set in the final days of Mithridates VI, King of Pontus and a fierce enemy of Rome, the play explores political ambition, betrayal, and forbidden love. Returning after defeat, Mithridate discovers that his sons, Pharnace and Xiphares, both love Monime, the woman he intends to marry. Consumed by suspicion and jealousy, he struggles to preserve both his authority and his heart. Racine masterfully portrays the conflict between duty and desire, leading his characters toward an inevitable tragic fate shaped by power, deception, and destiny.
| Persian Title | کتاب مهرداد اثر ژان راسین |
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| ISBN | 9786002532510 |
| Genre & Theme | A masterpiece of French classical tragedy, a story of power and betrayal. |
| Writing Style | Elevated verse and a tightly constructed plot. |
| Number of Pages | 312 |
| Performance | Suitable for: Stage |
| Weight | 300.000 g |
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| Product Type | Tragedy & Epic Drama |
| Condition | New |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | Persian |
| Origin | France |
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| Genre | French Classical Theatre |
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