The new series of five royal sagas by Ludmila Vaňková PŘEMYSLOVCI continues with the second book Z MILOSTI BOŽÍ (1199-1231) and combines the novels The King's Journey and The Child from Apulia.

The historical saga By the Grace of God is extremely narratively rich, filled with dozens of characters and historical figures whose fates reflect the great changes in Christian Europe at the time of the Crusades. It contains great knightly adventures, opens up the exploration of distant lands in Byzantium, the Levant and Egypt, follows romantic love stories in royal families and complex diplomacy between secular power and the Church. Přemysl I raised the Czech Kingdom among the most powerful countries in Europe, and this was confirmed by the Pope by writing Bohemia on the list of Christian kingdoms, and Emperor Frederick II. The Golden Bull of Sicily, while Přemysl's rejected son Vratislav from his first marriage will forever decide his fate as a knight without a name during the conquest of Constantinople. During the eighteen years of the royal reign of Přemysl I, the Bohemian throne became the most important next to the imperial throne. Frederick II he did not hesitate to betroth his son to Anežka Česká, and when the marriage was thwarted by the intrigues of Leopold of Austria, he asked for her hand in marriage himself. Betrayed, Anežka refused. It was at that time that Přemysl's second grandson, the future Iron and Gold King, was born. The star of the German Staufs and the Austrian Babemberks was fading, the star of Přemyslovsk was starting to rise.