Prince Vlad of Wallachia

His Name: The Warrior Prince Vlad DRAKULYA/Dracula/Vlad the Impaler/Drukul.

There was a real Prince Dracula, and he was a true "prince of darkness" in the weak christian sence. He was Prince Vlad III Drakulya, also known as "Vlad Tepes" which means "Vlad the Impaler. " The Turks called him "Kaziglu Bey" meaning the Impaler Prince. He was also refered to as "Voevod" meaning warlord or warrior prince (not a prince who rules by words, but a prince who rules by the sword). Vlads father went by the nickname "Dracul" the word "drakul" linking his own family name and the Latin "draco" meaning "dragon" the symbol of the Dragon being the symbol of the Order of the Dragon. Vlad went by the nickname Drakul(a) meaning "son of the Dragon"

What did he look like?

This image is from early engravings, there is also a portrait of him, all of which were produced after his death.

Turkish accounts say he was tall, thin and had dark hair and pale blue eyes. Most images depict him as having a very long thin nose and a long thin face, most where produced after his death. Images of him were forbidden while he lived, his method of law enforcement was simple: All criminals that came before him were punished by death.

http://www.aboutromania.com/VladTepesDraculeWayda1485.jpg

http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/romania/PrinceVlad_small.jpg

Drakulya was born in 1431. His given name was Vlad. He was the prince of Wallachia during the time of the Ottoman Empire's attempts to take over parts of Eastern Europe in the 1400's. Vlad defended our European homeland by ALL the means at his disposal for years from turkish advances.

I will not tell the full story of Prince Vlad III Drakulya myself, but ask other Comrades with good knowlege of the subject to add to this history. So together we should produce a good account of this period in history.

Anyway he asked the scum lords at the feast "how many princes have ruled in your time?" And then could not even remeber and he asked "why is it that so many have ruled?" They played dumb he then told them why because they were scumbags and tratiors and murders. Then he had his warriors take them away and had them all impaled and it is said he sat in a chair at a table set up in the place of there impalement and watched and dipped his bread in there blood from his cup. It is a ancient Aryan bersker custom to drink the blood of your enemies.


http://www.donlinke.com/images/Vlad/Impale_large-x.GIF

Image was also produced long after the event.

Impalement was vlad's usual way of dealing with the enemies of his state, as it was typically slow and painful. Victims included captured enemies, theives, unfaithful wives, disloyal noblemen, dishonest merchants (including MANY jews who he is known to have banned from his kingdom).

What a couple of asses.

Dracula means 'son of the devil', and psycho monsters have never been heroes, except in Hymiewood.

What a couple of asses.

Dracula means 'son of the devil', and psycho monsters have never been heroes, except in Hymiewood.

Talk about Hymiewood..... Everything is "the devil" with you Jewsus worshipers. :rolleyes:

Time to wake up, there aint NO Devil and Jewsus was just another jew!

Sorry to tell you this but the Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny do not exist either! :D

According to Raymond McNally, who learned the Romanian language and travelled to Romania on a government scholarship of some sort, Dracul means dragon and also Satan in that area. The Holy Roman Emperor (that's Christian Empire, you dopes) King Sigismund conferred the Order of the Dragon on Vlad's father in 1431. The insignia was a winged serpent - the same symbol as the devil in Romanian folklore. The dad wore a cloak with the insignia, and was called Vlad the Devil by the people and went down in history with this name. The Impaler called himself Dracula, which means son of the Dragon or son of the Devil. The impaler was declared a traitor to the Christian cause at some point, and later had his head cut off by Turks. His head was displayed as a trophy on Topkapi castle in Istanbul.

The impaler like to dip his bread in human blood and dine in rooms that stank of rotting corpses. He had something wrong with him, to put in mildly.