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I simply changed a few things about his name, his name was vlad III dracula, tepes is romanian for the impaler. |
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[[File:The count.png|200px|right|Vlad Tepes.]] | [[File:The count.png|200px|right|Vlad Tepes.]] | ||
'''Vlad III | '''Vlad III Tepes''' (November or December 1431 - December 1476), also known by the title of '''Vlad the Impaler''' and the patronymic name '''Dracula''', was a {{Wiki|Prince of Wallachia|Voievod}} (Prince) of {{Wiki|Wallachia}} that ruled the region intermittently from 1448 to 1476. | ||
Secretly a member of the [[Templars|Templar Order]], Vlad | Secretly a member of the [[Templars|Templar Order]], Vlad Tepes played a significant role in the Templars' fight against the [[Ottoman Empire]]. In 1476, Vlad was defeated by [[Ishak Pasha]], the [[Ottomans|Ottoman]] Grand Vizier and [[Assassin leader|leader]] of the [[Turkish Assassins|Ottoman Assassins]], with the event ultimately resulting in Vlad's death. | ||
In 1511, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Italian Assassins]], [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]], went on a quest to find Vlad's [[Vlad Tepes' Sword|personal sword]] hidden in his [[Vlad the Impaler's Prison|prison]] in [[Constantinople]], which was rumored to be a weapon that could defeat any foe. | In 1511, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Italian Assassins]], [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]], went on a quest to find Vlad's [[Vlad Tepes' Sword|personal sword]] hidden in his [[Vlad the Impaler's Prison|prison]] in [[Constantinople]], which was rumored to be a weapon that could defeat any foe. | ||
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*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', Vlad the Impaler Coins were used as [[Trade Objects|trade items]]. | *In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', Vlad the Impaler Coins were used as [[Trade Objects|trade items]]. | ||
*Vlad was also the idol of a Wallachian Assassin, named [[Vali cel Tradat]]. His death, which Vali believed the Ottomans were responsible for, coupled with the fact that the Assassins had brokered a truce with the Ottoman Empire, led to Vali's eventual betrayal of the Order. | *Vlad was also the idol of a Wallachian Assassin, named [[Vali cel Tradat]]. His death, which Vali believed the Ottomans were responsible for, coupled with the fact that the Assassins had brokered a truce with the Ottoman Empire, led to Vali's eventual betrayal of the Order. | ||
*According to legend, some people believed that Vlad was a vampire because of his white skin and the fact that he only went outside occasionally. This folklore, combined with his ruthless acts during his reign | *According to legend, some people believed that Vlad was a vampire because of his white skin and the fact that he only went outside occasionally. This folklore, combined with his ruthless acts during his reign, became the inspiration for the famous vampiric character "Dracula". | ||
[[File:Impaler 3.png|thumb|250px|Vlad's skull inside his coffin.]] | [[File:Impaler 3.png|thumb|250px|Vlad's skull inside his coffin.]] | ||
*While Ezio took Vlad's sword from the tomb, a skull bearing long canine fangs could be seen, further referring to the rumors of Vlad's vampirism. | *While Ezio took Vlad's sword from the tomb, a skull bearing long canine fangs could be seen, further referring to the rumors of Vlad's vampirism. | ||
*He was given the nickname "The Impaler" because of the way he would torture his victims. He would put lard or some type of lubricant on a large wooden spike and place them at the top of it, with it between their legs, and eventually they would be impaled. Afterwards, the spikes would be formed in a large circle as a barricade around his fortresses, also used to threaten any who opposed him. | *He was given the nickname "The Impaler" because of the way he would torture his victims. He would put lard or some type of lubricant on a large wooden spike and place them at the top of it, with it between their legs, and eventually they would be impaled. Afterwards, the spikes would be formed in a large circle as a barricade around his fortresses, also used to threaten any who opposed him. | ||
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Revision as of 04:17, 11 December 2012
Vlad III Tepes (November or December 1431 - December 1476), also known by the title of Vlad the Impaler and the patronymic name Dracula, was a Voievod (Prince) of Wallachia that ruled the region intermittently from 1448 to 1476.
Secretly a member of the Templar Order, Vlad Tepes played a significant role in the Templars' fight against the Ottoman Empire. In 1476, Vlad was defeated by Ishak Pasha, the Ottoman Grand Vizier and leader of the Ottoman Assassins, with the event ultimately resulting in Vlad's death.
In 1511, the Mentor of the Italian Assassins, Ezio Auditore, went on a quest to find Vlad's personal sword hidden in his prison in Constantinople, which was rumored to be a weapon that could defeat any foe.
In 2012, his genetic memories were used as an Animi Avatar by the Templar company Abstergo Industries, for the second stage of training for the recruits in their Animi Training Program, under the title of the Count.
Trivia
- In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Vlad the Impaler Coins were used as trade items.
- Vlad was also the idol of a Wallachian Assassin, named Vali cel Tradat. His death, which Vali believed the Ottomans were responsible for, coupled with the fact that the Assassins had brokered a truce with the Ottoman Empire, led to Vali's eventual betrayal of the Order.
- According to legend, some people believed that Vlad was a vampire because of his white skin and the fact that he only went outside occasionally. This folklore, combined with his ruthless acts during his reign, became the inspiration for the famous vampiric character "Dracula".
- While Ezio took Vlad's sword from the tomb, a skull bearing long canine fangs could be seen, further referring to the rumors of Vlad's vampirism.
- He was given the nickname "The Impaler" because of the way he would torture his victims. He would put lard or some type of lubricant on a large wooden spike and place them at the top of it, with it between their legs, and eventually they would be impaled. Afterwards, the spikes would be formed in a large circle as a barricade around his fortresses, also used to threaten any who opposed him.
Reference
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