"Van den Vos Reynaerde" is a medieval Dutch epic poem, written in the 13th century, that tells the story of a clever fox named Reynaert. The narrative explores themes of cunning, deception, and social critique, as Reynaert outsmarts various animals, including the noble Lion and the foolish Wolf. The poem is notable for its satirical portrayal of human and animal behavior, reflecting the complexities of medieval society. It is considered a significant work in Dutch literature and has influenced various adaptations and retellings throughout the years, highlighting the enduring appeal of its central character, Reynaert.