The ghastly crimes of the prince

Count Dracula is a fictional vampire in the famous horror novel by writer Bram Stoker. But many believe, Dracula's prototype is a real historical prince, addicted to killing and drinking blood, named Vlad III, Prince Wallachia (now Romania).

Prince Vlad III's daily life could not lack killing. He was addicted to murder, saw it as a pastime and only smiled the most when he saw the victim die slowly in extreme pain. The form of torture that the vampire prince is most interested in is not only closing piles through people but also skinning and boiling victims.

Prince Dracula

Another time, a visitor came to his mansion and was anxious to smell the rotten corpse here, and Vlad III asked, "Is it a very unpleasant smell?". The guest answered: 'True, my lord'. Immediately, Vlad finished his life and hung on the ceiling, where the stench lessened.

To satisfy his murder addiction, he uses death to punish every mistake. From the petty thief who had slipped a 'loaf' of bread to the murderers, Vlad III punished it with death.

Execution from robbery to murderer

Famous for bloodthirst, killing people insatiable, it is no surprise that Prince Vlad III is the greatest terror of all Wallachian people. The Prince knew that. However, still wanting to see how much the subordinate's submissive level was, Vlad III ordered a golden cup in the middle of Tirgoviste square and the committee decided that everyone could use the cup. But don't bring it out where you put it.

Gold cup verifies fear

As a result, during Prince Prince III's reign, none of the approximately 60,000 people living in Tirgoviste city dared to approach, touch the golden cup. Even the most reckless thieves do not dare to cherish the precious cup.

Historians said that the total number of vampire prince victims could reach thousands. When the Turkish army captured Tirgoviste, they found a horrifying 'pile of people' with 20,000 people piled with all kinds, young and old.