When your "national hero" the impaler and torturer of some 20,000+ people including his own countrymen finally got the attention of the Turks and was easily ambushed and beheaded in a forest in his own country, and his head taken to be presented to the Sultan (kudos goes to valiant Turkish vanguard  Gazi Mihaloglu here for his relentless pursuit of the evil villain long after the Ottoman campaign: http://www.lacivertdergi.com/gundem/makaleler/2017/09/15/osmanlinin-vampir-prensi-vlad-tepes)

rumor is that Mehmed the Conqueror did not even recognize him and told his men to not bother him with such trifles...

Your greatest "romanian hero" is mentioned as a footnote in history owing to his excessively vile nature, and only serves as one of the remote inspirations in literature for the explosion of vampiric literature centuries later, so a psychotic bandit managed to become famous through fantasy literature, I admit that is some accomplishment.  

I m sure intelligent rational Romanians today dont consider him a hero by any stretch of the imagination.


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