1590 to 1600 was the early period of Shakespeare's creation, also known as the historical drama and comedy period. During this period, Shakespeare's humanistic ideas and artistic style gradually formed. At that time, Britain was in the heyday of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. The kingship was firmly unified and the economy was prosperous. Shakespeare is full of confidence in realizing the ideal of humanism in a real society, and his works are full of optimism and bright colors.

 

During this period, he wrote 9 historical dramas including "Richard III" (1592), "Henry IV" (Upper and Lower Volume) (1597-1598) and "Henry V" (1599). The basic theme of the script is to support the central monarchy, condemn feudal tyrants and sing praise to enlightened monarchs.