Indz︠h︡e voĭvoda
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Indje voivoda, who became a symbol of the fearlessness of Hajdush, is one of the emblematic figures in the Bulgarian national liberation struggle. Numerous legends and exploits are associated with his name, which are reflected in folklore. The novel of the same name by Konstantin Petkanov is a historical account of the heroic and fighting spirit of the Bulgarian during the Kardzhalian period at the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century. With his gift as a fiction writer, the author skilfully paints the images of Bulgarian leaders such as Valko Bimbelov, Marincho Zgurev and grandfather Nikola Uzuna, who dream of a native land, free from tyrants and sultans, under the rule of their own "Bulgarian king". They see such a ruler in the person of Indje Stoyan - a bandit and a crook who became a national defender. This book by Petkanov masterfully combines the real historical personality of the hero with his legendary image, turning him into a tragic figure of ideals and resistance.
