A defense of the legendary Czech queen Libuse, who is said to have founded Prague and prophesied the greatness of the Czech people. Vincenc Brandl argues that Libuse was a real historical figure, and that her legacy deserves to be celebrated and remembered. This work is an important contribution to the ongoing debate over Czech national identity and pride.

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