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1. Wallachia Prior to Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) ...
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Created on 07 July 2013
2. Vlad The Impaler legend and historical truth ...
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Created on 01 July 2013
3. Dracula Festival at Targoviste will put in scene the night attack of The Impaler against the Turks ...
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... I agreed to do it on or around June 14 to 16, when the City Hall had in the project to recreate the night attack of Vlad the Impaler'' said Gabriel Boriga. Dracula Festival will be held at the Royal ...
Created on 26 January 2014
4. The massacre of the boyars
(The massacre of the boyars)
...  tells how Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) impaled anyone who was found guilty, nobles, soldiers and priests - no exceptions. The same book indicates he was trying to eliminate from society, people in poverty ...
Created on 27 November 2013
5. The Impalement
(The Impalement)
     Impalement was and is one of the most gruesome ways of dying imaginable. Vlad the Impaler usually had a horse attached to each of the victim's legs and a sharpened stake was gradually forced into th ...
Created on 27 November 2013
6. Dark Prince: The True Story Of Dracula - 2000
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      OUwUiGdKTYs   This is the story of how Vlad the Impaler finally became the world famous Vampire, Count Dracula. Here, Vlad must first fight a bloody battle in order to regain his kingdom. ...
Created on 09 July 2013
7. Wallachia Prior to Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) ...
(Wallachia Prior to Vlad the Impaler (Dracula))
Wallachia was founded in 1290 by Radu Negru (Rudolph the Black). It was dominated by Hungary until 1330, when it became independent. The first ruler of the new country was Prince Basarab the Great, an ...
Created on 07 July 2013
8. Birthplace of Dracula (Vlad the Impaler) ...
(Birthplace of Dracula)
This house was the birthplace of Vlad Tepes (also known as "Vlad the Impaler", or "Vlad Dracula") in 1431. It is now a restaurant called "Casa Vlad Dracul". It is right on the main square of the citadel ...
Created on 01 July 2013
9. Targoviste – Princely Court
(Targoviste – Princely Court)
...  of Wallachia. In 1436, Vlad Dracul, the father of Vlad Dracula Tepes (the Impaler), became ruler of Wallachia and moved to the Royal Court in Targoviste. Due to political reasons, Vlad Dracula Tepe ...
Created on 01 July 2013
10. Bran Castle
(Bran Castle)
...  of thousands of tourists because of a legend: Count Dracula’s Legend, although the historical sources state that Vlad Tepes (Vlad the Impaler) dropped by only once, in his way to Brasov. Initially, th ...
Created on 01 July 2013
11. Poenari Fortress the "real" Castle Dracula
(Poenari Fortress)
... of rock, Vlad III the Impaler repaired and consolidated the structure, making it one of his main fortresses. Although the castle was used for many years after Vlad's death in 1476, it eventually was abandone ...
Created on 01 July 2013
12. Dracula's wives
(Dracula's wives)
First marriage Everything we know about the first wife of Vlad the Impaler is her name: Elizabetta. She was born at least a son Mihnea the wicked, which was to prevail later in Wallachia between the ...
Created on 01 July 2013
13. Vlad Dracula Chronology
(Vlad Dracula Chronology)
1431 the birth of Vlad, Vlad the Devil's second son, and the future king Vlad the Impaler; 1442-1448 Young Vlad is sent hostage to the Otoman Empire; 1448 Vlad the Impaler occupies for a shor ...
Created on 01 July 2013
14. Vlad the Impaler - The Real Dracula ...
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1 LHQ7J4IbW8I THE REAL DRACULA ventures into the mists of history to chronicle the exploits of the 15th century prince known as Vlad the Impaler. Ruling from a mountain fortress reached by a stairway ...
Created on 01 July 2013
15. Video Gallery Vlad The Impaler (Dracula) ...
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  lYjaMj2Lymw Vlad The Impaler - Most Evil Men In History (HISTORY series)   -6egJPx3q3Q Vlad the Impaler aka Dracula A short biography on the infamous Vlad Tepes (the Impaler).   VqbagKqtbAQ ...
Created on 01 July 2013
16. Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) Life ...
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Vlad Dracolya, the fifteenth century voevod prince, also known as Vlad the Impaler, is best remembered as the inspiration for Bram Stoker's famous novel, Dracula. His true history, in fact, is far mor ...
Created on 01 July 2013