Count Julian is a tragedy by Walter Savage Landor, first published in 1812. Set against the historical backdrop of Spain's conflict with the Moors, the play follows Count Julian as he grapples with personal and national grievances, particularly concerning his daughter Covilla and his desire for vengeance against King Roderigo. The narrative explores themes of honor, betrayal, and familial love, highlighting Julian's emotional turmoil and internal struggle with loyalty and justice during a tumultuous period in Spanish history.
