Tepes Collection

Vlad Tzepesch
VLAD TZEPESCH prince of Walachia who ruled 1455-1462, and again 1476-7. goodness knows what he did during the interval

Vlad Drakul, Romanian
VLAD DRAKUL (Vlad the Devil) Romanian prince of Walachia Partial basis for legendary Dracula

DDE-90034933
Museum Vlad Tepes in the Chindia watch tower of the princely court (curtea palace) in Targoviste, Romania, Carpathian mountains. Date: 15/10/2009

DDE-90034932
Museum Vlad Tepes in the Chindia watch tower of the princely court (curtea palace) in Targoviste, Romania, Carpathian mountains. Date: 15/10/2009

DDE-90034649
Romania, Transylvania, Sighisoara. Birthplace of Vlad Tepes, Count Dracula. Historic 13th century clock tower. Date: 18/01/2006

DDE-90034647
Romania, Transylvania, Sighisoara. Romanian orthodox church. Date: 18/01/2006

DDE-90034646
Romania, Transylvania, Sighisoara. Romanian orthodox church. Date: 18/01/2006

DDE-90034643
Romania, Transylvania, Sighisoara. Birthplace & childhood home of Vlad Tepes, the inspiration for Bram Stoker's Count Dracula. Date: 18/01/2006

DDE-90034637
Romania, Transylvania, Bran Castle National Monument (aka Dracula's Castle), c. 1377. Castle courtyard. Date: 18/01/2006

Vlad Tepes (Vlad IV, The Impaler) Ruler of Walachia 1456-62, 1476-77. Apparently the source of the Dracula of Translyvanian legend as Vlad member of Order of the Dragon (dracul). Engraving

Known as Vlad the Impaler. Prince of Wallachia. After the so-called Ambras portrait
VLAD III (1431-1477). Known as Vlad the Impaler. Prince of Wallachia. After the so-called Ambras portrait

VLAD III (1431-1477). Known as Vlad the Impaler. Prince of Wallachia. Dining in the midst of impaled bodies. German woodcut, 1499

Romania - National Exhibition of 1906 (8 / 16)
Romania - National Exhibition of 1906 - Bucharest - The Tower of Vlad Tepes and the Dobrojiel Pavilion Date: 1906

VLAD III (1431-1477). Known as Vlad the Impaler. Prince of Wallachia. German woodcut, 15th century

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"Discover the Dark History of Vlad Tepes: The Infamous Impaler" Step into the chilling world of Vlad Tepes, also known as Vlad Drakul, a Romanian ruler who left an indelible mark on history. Born as Vlad III in 1431, he earned the notorious title "Vlad the Impaler" for his brutal methods of punishment. With DDE-90034933, DDE-90034932, DDE-90034649, and more intriguing references to his reign, delve into the enigmatic life of this feared leader. As Ruler of Walachia from 1456 to 1462 and again from 1476 to 1477, Vlad Tepes commanded power with an iron fist. His legacy is shrouded in tales of horror and cruelty. Known for impaling his enemies on long stakes through their bodies – a gruesome sight that sent shockwaves throughout Europe – he struck fear into the hearts of those who dared cross him. Despite his terrifying reputation, there is much debate about whether these stories were exaggerated or if they truly reflect his character. Unraveling the truth behind this historical figure remains a captivating mystery. Vlad Tepes' impact extends beyond folklore and legends; he inspired Bram Stoker's iconic novel "Dracula, " immortalizing him in popular culture. His name continues to evoke fascination and intrigue even centuries later. Explore the dark corners where history meets myth as you uncover the complex persona behind VLAD III (1431-1477). Discover how this ruler shaped Walachia during turbulent times and left an enduring imprint on Romania's heritage. Join us on a journey through time as we unravel secrets hidden within castles and fortresses associated with Vlad Tepes. From Bran Castle to Poenari Citadel, each location holds clues about this enigmatic figure's rule over Wallachia.