The Beginning of Dracula

Vlad Dracul was a very bad person. For you to get an idea of what he did, in St. Bartholomew's Day 1459, Vlad had impaled the majority of the Saxons of Brasov, Transylvania region who had rebelled against him to support the pretender Dan II, along with unfair Hungarians and Romanians. Then organized a feast in the middle of what he called "Forest of the Impaler". This peculiar "Forest" was a valley where he had cut down all the trees to get enough stakes where more than 23,000 people were impaled. Men, women and hundreds of children were there, impaled.

He drank blood of his victims too. During all his life he killed more than 63,000 people, betwen them a lot of children and babies.

His sadistic personality inspirated Bram Stoker who took him as a model for his novel Dracula, made in 1897.