"Parzival" is a medieval epic poem written by the German author Wolfram von Eschenbach in the early 13th century. The story follows the journey of a young knight named Parzival as he seeks the Holy Grail, a legendary object symbolizing divine grace. Throughout his quest, Parzival faces various challenges and learns important lessons about love, honor, and humility. The poem is notable for its exploration of chivalric ideals and the inner struggles of its characters. Parzival encounters various figures, including the Grail King Anfortas and the wise Grail maiden Repanse de Schoye, who guide him on his path to self-discovery and spiritual enlightenment.