Vlad the Impaler - the real DRACULA - IT'S HISTORY

Vlad Dracula, known as the Impaler, was a Wallachian Voivode whose life inspired the vampire legend. Captured by the Ottomans as a child, he later reclaimed his throne, ruling with terror and defying the Ottoman Empire. His brutal tactics, including impaling enemies, earned him a fearsome reputation. Despite losing to the Ottomans, he used guerrilla tactics to resist. Betrayed and imprisoned, his legacy lived on, inspiring Bram Stoker's Dracula.

How did Dracula respond to the Ottoman Empire's invasion in 1462?

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What were the consequences of Dracula's reign and actions after he was betrayed by the Hungarians?

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