Yolanta
Yolanta is a 13th-century Latin drama play attributed to the medieval poet Heinrich von dem Türlin. The play is a verse romance consisting of 1850 lines, and its content revolves around the classic story of Tristan and Iseult, two lovers from Celtic mythology.
The play's narrative is an expanded and dramatized adaptation of the original Tristan legend. Yolanta's authors
One of the distinct features of Yolanta is its extensive use of ekphrasis, or the vivid description
The significance of Yolanta lies in its comprehensive representation of the Tristan and Iseult legend during