"Oberon" is an epic poem written by the German author Christoph Martin Wieland. First published in 1780, it is an adaptation of the epic poem "Oberon, the King of the Fairies" by the French writer Chrétien de Troyes, which, in turn, was based on medieval legends of the fairy king Oberon. Wieland's work tells the story of the love between the fairy king Oberon and the elven princess Huon of Bordeaux. The plot combines elements of fantasy, adventure, comedy, and romantic themes. The work is known for its poetic style and the blending of elements of Romanticism and fairy tales. Christoph Martin Wieland's "Oberon" is an important contribution to 18th-century German literature and has remained popular for its unique combination of epic poetry and folklore. It has also influenced other works related to mythology and the world of fairies.