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Vlad Dracula was born.
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Vlads father, Dracul, Obtains the southern district of Turkey.
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The Turkes take over Greece.
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Dracul was assignated for complications with Turks.
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Vlad obtains the southern district of Turkey,
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At the age of 18 Vlad's terror shortly arrises, and kills Boyar.
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Vlad kills the Boyars, and burns the german's alive.
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Vlad Dracula campains against the Turks along the river Danube, During the summer retreats to his capital of Tirgoviste
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The reign of Vlad the impaler is part of the inspiration for the Dracula story
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Vlad meets with the two monks seeking help.
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Just before the battle at Dracula's castle his wife commits suicide by juming into the river. Dracula flees to Transylvania and get imprisoned in hungary for 13 years. Vlad's brother Radu the Handsome takes the throne as a puppet of the Turks.
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Vlad converts to Catholicism to take a Hungarian Noblewoman as a wife so he can get out of prison and to become a candidate to his throne.
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Russian historian writes a biography of Vlad Dracula. Partly taken from interviews with Dracula's son. Later inspired the film, Interview with a vampire.
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Elizabeth Bathory was apointed Countess, thus the word 'Count' inspired novelists.
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An inspiration aspect for the dracula story written by Bram Stoker, this woman killed hundred of virgin women and bathed in their blood as an attempt to keep herself looking young
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The time the word Vampire, was used worldwide.
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Mary Shelley publishes Frankenstein, which freatures moments of Dracula.
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John polidori published this book in 1819 and it was the first story of a vampire to show many aspects and features.
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James Malcolm Rymer publishes the story Varney The Vampire
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Bram Stoker is born in Clontarf outside Dublin Ireland.
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The vampire tale "Carmilla" by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu is published.
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Bram Stoker composes various research notes for Dracula
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One of the most well known novels of all time, Bram Stroker finish's writing his book, Dracula.
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The film Nosferatu comes out which is an adaption of the dracula story because the makers weren't able to gain the rights to the original story.
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Dracula is a 1924 stage play adapted by Hamilton Deane from the novel of the same name by Bram Stoker.
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The first official movie adaptation was given the same name as the book and took inspiration mainly from the stage play rather than the novel
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The very first video game to implement the Dracula theme.
