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William Shakespeare

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

1564 - 1616

The English poet and playwright William Shakespeare was born in 1564 in Stratford-on-Avon, England. He was deeply rooted, but he did not enter the university. He married a woman of twenty-six when he was eighteen, and had three children before he reached the age of twenty-one.

And after three years he went to London, where he became an actor and playwright. When he reached thirty, his star began to rise, and at thirty-four he achieved economic success and artistic prosperity.

During the twenty years that Shakespeare lived alone in London, his wife remained in Stratford. At the end of the age of forty, Shakespeare returned to Stratford and died there in 1616 when he was about fifty-two years of age and had no living offspring.

There are about 38 plays written by Shakespeare, including some small plays that he wrote jointly with others. In addition to that, he wrote a total of (154) sonnet poems (and the sonata consists of 14 beta) and three or four long poems. It is strange that his name does not appear with the top 100, and his classification in this rank is not an underestimation of his achievements, but given that literary and artistic figures in general do not have a great influence on human history, the activities of religious leaders, scientists, politicians, discoverers, philosophers or inventors often affect the developments of human life in various fields. Scientific progress, for example, had a clear impact on political and economic problems. It has also influenced religious beliefs, philosophical attitudes, and the development of the arts.

But it seems that Shakespeare is the most prominent among all literary personalities, unchallenged. Few people these days read Chaucer, Virgil, and even Meros, but any theatrical performance of one of Shakespeare's novels is attended by many, and Shakespeare's words are often quoted by people who have not read or seen his plays. His plays have caused pleasure and pleasure for many readers and viewers for nearly four centuries, and it is expected that his works will remain familiar to people for many centuries to come.

Although Shakespeare was written in English, he was a well-known figure internationally. Most of his works have been widely translated, and his plays have been read and acted in a large number of countries.