DRACULA

Dracula, Myth or Real?
Who is not familiar with Dracula? This blood-sucking creatures is a very scary figure from time immemorial. Did Dracula exist? For those of you who believe it is always available near your garlic, flashlight uv (substitute for sunlight), and the earth peg (Hahh!) ohh sorry meant pegs made of silver because it is said he was scared of the vampire thing, but for those of you who do not believe refer to the following reviews.
Dracula is a fictional creation of Bram Stoker (Alhamdulillah only essay) in his novel Dracula, published in 1897. Dracula is a vampire who is told from the Transylvanian town in Romania. Dracula is a weakness to sunlight, objects made of silver, and garlic. This figure probably inspired by King Vlad III who ruled Walakia in the 15th century with an iron fist.

History of Dracula (Vlad Tepes III)
During the Crusades, Wallachia became a bone of contention between the Ottoman Turkish empire Hungaraia and, at the time of Vlad II came to power in Wallachia, Vlad II had three children, Mircea, Dracula, and Randu, Vlad II sided with the kingdom of Hungary. But after deposed by Sigismund (king of the kingdom of Hungary) and was later replaced by John Hunyandi, Vlad II sided with the Ottoman Turkish empire, as a guarantee of loyalty to the Ottoman Turks empire, Vlad Dracula and Randu II sent to Turkey.

  Historical DraculaVlad Tepes III (1431 - 1475 AD) or more popularly known as Dracula was born in Transylvania, Romania. He is the son of the 2nd of Vlad II and Cneajna, a daughter of Moldavia.

Dracula's childhood did not last long, diusianya that to 11 he should be a guarantee of his loyalty to the Ottoman Turks empire, he and his brother Randu should be sent to Turkey.

  Early Power Dracula
After the war Verna, there is a conflict between Vlad II and John Hunyadi, which resulted in the death of Mircea II and Vlad, Dracula's brother. Looking at the political changes in Wallachia, then the Ottoman Turkish Sultan (Mehmed II) sends Dracula back to Wallachia to seize the throne.

Dracula back to 8000 Wallacia escorted by Ottoman Turkish soldiers. Tirgoviste when he got in (the capital of Wallachia) battle between the forces of Dracula Vlasdisav troops, who eventually won by the forces of Dracula and Dracula's place as ruler of Wallachia.

Early cruelty Dracula

Having succeeded to the throne, Dracula massacred the remaining Ottoman Turkish soldiers impaled way, it has become one of the causes of hostility between Dracula and Sultan Mehmed II.

As commander of the cross in Wallachia, Dracula had massacred more than 23,000 Muslims both soldiers and people, with war and with the stake method (Impaler), the German wood carving the 15th century, there is evidence of atrocities Vlad III, mass impalement with victims numbered in the thousands . After Dracula's actions sent a letter to the king of Hungary at that time (Matthias Corvinus) to solicit support from the kingdom of Hungary against the Ottoman Turks.

Attack of Midnight (The Night Attack)
Actions that Dracula massacred 23,000 Ottoman Turks, the sultan Mehmed II declared war on Dracula. On May 17, 1462 AD Sultan Mehmed II (the conqueror of Constantinople) to send 60,000 troops 30,000 troops plus non regular, while Dracula's army of about 30,000 soldiers, seeing the number of troops that are not balanced, Dracula pursuing a strategy of guerrilla warfare.

At midnight attack Dracula-strong force 10,000 people successfully urged the Ottoman Turkish army, but can be beaten back at dawn, the defeat of the troops retreated to the fortress Poenari Dracula, Dracula fled the siege of the Ottoman Turkish forces led by Randu (younger brother Dracula) to Hungary, thus, Randu Poenari easily seize the fort and seize the throne of Wallachia.

Death of Dracula
In December 1476 There was a battle between the forces of the cross with the Muslim army (Ottoman Turks) that occurred in the area Snagov, in the fighting forces can be defeated Dracula, and Dracula (Vlad III) were killed in the fighting, his head cut off and taken to Turkey as proof of his death .