He was born in Sighisoara, Transylvania. In 1444, at the age of thirteen, young Vlad and his brother Radu were sent to Adrianople as hostages, to appease the Sultan. He remained there until 1448, at which time he was released by the Turks, who supported him as their candidate for the Wallachian throne.
Vlad The Impaler was born in Transylvania.
Transylvania
Vlad the Impalor got his name from the fact that he would impale his enemies on large spikes through the anus if it was a male, or if an adulterous women, through the vagina. He committed other cruel and violent acts, but he is most famous for his impalement's, he killed a grand total of about 40, 000 people in his life time. Most of these people were impaled.
one of them was Poienari Castle
No
Yes he is very distantly related to vlad. So is Stephenie Meyer
Cneajna of Moldavia was the mother of Vlad Tepes.
Vlad Tepes (Cepeš)
The movie Vlad Tepes was released in 1971. It was directed by Doru Nastase, and tells the story of Vlad Tepes, perhaps better known as Vlad the Impaler.
It's the surname of Vlad Tepes, often called Vlad Dracul, the Prince of Wallachia in the 15th century and the man who lent his name to Dracula the Vampire. "Tepes" is Romanian for "Impaler"; "Vlad Tepes" means "Vlad the Impaler".
Romania
Vlad the Impalor got his name from the fact that he would impale his enemies on large spikes through the anus if it was a male, or if an adulterous women, through the vagina. He committed other cruel and violent acts, but he is most famous for his impalement's, he killed a grand total of about 40, 000 people in his life time. Most of these people were impaled.
Yes he was a real person
one of them was Poienari Castle
The family of Vlad Tepes originated in Wallachia; (southern Romania) but when his family was exiled they moved to Transylvania (northeastern Romania). Vlad Tepes was either born in Transylvania, or if he was born in Wallachia was very young when his family was exiled.
No, Vlad Dracul was his father. "Dracul" means "the Devil" in Romanian; he got his nickname after returning from the German wars with his battle flag which had a dragon painted on. The peasants thought it showed the Devil, hence the name. Tepes got his name from his rather cruel form of punishment ("Tepes" = approximately "The Impaler").
He was born in Sighisoara, Transylvania in the winter of 1431.
No, he was the one who inspired the Dracula character
No