"Under the Yoke" is a novel written by the Bulgarian author Ivan Vazov in 1894. The story is set during the Bulgarian National Revival and focuses on the struggles of the Bulgarian people under Ottoman Empire rule. It highlights themes of patriotism, sacrifice, and the desire for freedom. The protagonist, Bai Ganyo, represents the common man facing oppression and hardship. Through his journey, the novel explores the impact of foreign domination on Bulgarian culture and identity. "Under the Yoke" is considered a significant work in Bulgarian literature, reflecting the national spirit and the fight for independence.