Vlad Dracula (Dracúla is pronounced) or Vlad, the Empalador, was
The other name of Dracula, Tsepesh (or Tepes), meant empalador. Vlad was called thus due to its propensity for the empalamento, as a form of punishment for its enemies. Empalamento was a particularly direful method of execution. The victim was ece of fish in a horse pushed in direction the props polishing and dipped in grease the oil, of form not to cause the immediate death.
Wives infidels and promiscuous women had been punished by Dracula, having its cut sexual agencies, the skin pulled out while alive and I publish displayed it, with its skins hung next to its bodies. Dracula appreciated execution in mass especially, where some victims were empaladas of a time, and the hoisted props. As the victims if kept suspended of the soil, the weight of its bodies made with that they went down vagarosamente for the prop, that, had the smooth base, went burglarizing the internal agencies.
Better to appreciate the spectacle, Dracula routinely carried through slap-up meal in front of its victims, and was a pleasure it to feed itself enters the lamentable signals and noises of its victims dying. The current castle of Dracula is to the north of the Wallachia, in the city of Tirgosvite. Vlad Tsepesh aka Dracula died in 1476. Some histories count that it died in a disfarçado battle of Turk. As the victory was next, it ran for the high one of a cliff to appreciate everything, but it was confusing with a Turk and died by its proper men.
The tomb of Dracula is open in 1931, but she was empty for one not to be spoiled skeleton, a gold crown, one gargantilha with the idea of a serpent and fragmentos of suit of red silk, with a sewn bell. Unhappyly its mortal remains had been stolen of the History Museum of Bucharest (Historical Museum of Bucharest), where they had been deposited
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