man i live in bistrita nasaud (in transilvania exactly)and the "dracula" never exists is just a romanian voievod , vlad dracul who kill 10.000 humans to scare turcish or otoman army..........but...inded exists strigoi...i hear about strigoi real stories in my city...........and yeah is really scary to walk alone at night in that mount and...........is f****** scary man and no he dont like to watch a sea of killed humans he just want to scare otoman army for invasion
man i live in bistrita nasaud (in transilvania exactly)and the "dracula" never exists is just a romanian voievod , vlad dracul who kill 10.000 humans to scare turcish or otoman army..........but...inded exists strigoi...i hear about strigoi real stories in my city...........and yeah is really scary to walk alone at night in that mount and...........is f****** scary man
There is no evidence to suggest Elizabeth Báthory's habits included bathing in blood, other than stories that have no provenance of any kind whatsoever.
@PetiteMouse The folklore didn't crop up until almost 100 years later if not more. There is no documentation or mention of it prior to circa 1730. Báthory died in 1614. It is assumed that the bathing in blood story came about as a cautionary tale against female vanity.
man i live in bistrita nasaud (in transilvania exactly)and the "dracula" never exists is just a romanian voievod , vlad dracul who kill 10.000 humans to scare turcish or otoman army..........but...inded exists strigoi...i hear about strigoi real stories in my city...........and yeah is really scary to walk alone at night in that mount and...........is f****** scary man and no he dont like to watch a sea of killed humans he just want to scare otoman army for invasion
kosminutztigrutz9229 11 months ago 3
@kosminutztigrutz9229 the dracula story orginated when Vladmir impaled all those people in front of his castle
conman31598 1 month ago
man i live in bistrita nasaud (in transilvania exactly)and the "dracula" never exists is just a romanian voievod , vlad dracul who kill 10.000 humans to scare turcish or otoman army..........but...inded exists strigoi...i hear about strigoi real stories in my city...........and yeah is really scary to walk alone at night in that mount and...........is f****** scary man
kosminutztigrutz9229 11 months ago
There is no evidence to suggest Elizabeth Báthory's habits included bathing in blood, other than stories that have no provenance of any kind whatsoever.
litlestamazon 1 year ago
@litlestamazon really? Im interested.
PetiteMouse 1 year ago
@PetiteMouse The folklore didn't crop up until almost 100 years later if not more. There is no documentation or mention of it prior to circa 1730. Báthory died in 1614. It is assumed that the bathing in blood story came about as a cautionary tale against female vanity.
litlestamazon 1 year ago