His name means both "dragon" and "devil" in the tongue of his native Romania, but 14th Century Prince Vlad Tepes found actual immortality through his incarnation as the villain (hero?) of Bram Stoker's classic novel "Count Dracula."

Silly little short homemade video. Worth a watch though.

This majestic fortified medieval قلعہ still stands today in the Carpathian mountains (Romania), on the border between Transylvania and Wallachia - also known as Dracula's Castle.

The medieval hilltop town of Sighisoara is world famous for its well-preserved historic architecture and for being the birthplace of Vlad Tepes.

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Romanian Ruler and Anti-Ottoman fighter

One man's maniac is another man's hero....