THE ORDER OF THE DRAGON
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- The Order of the Dragon was greatly feared in eastern Europe and beyond for amongst its ranks was the infamous Vlad the Impaler.
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Well, Vlad knew well how to deal with the woke.
The fact that Vlad 3.0 was the only person made famous for human shish kabobs seems crazy to me. Historically speaking, he's the only person that's complained about for the acts, but evidence suggests it was likely a pretty common political move long before Vlad III did it himself. Infact, most of his horrific acts are believed to be either falsified or exaggerations sprouting from political agendas, much like PC culture does the same.
Even the long history of the Erabs constantly stealing land and forcing Israel to defend themselves. First they aggravate Jerusalem into initiating the famous crusades and falsify the context, and now they're doing the same over in Israel. And they cal Vlad 3.0 the prince of darkness! Politics likes to obscures history so much, most people will likely never really know history. Thus, repeating the same cycles over and over again. Like the propaganda of a vengeful vampire that just won't die.
U r forgetting the secret Deep South influence and goes way back to even Egypt and Mesopotamia
Ouroboros The King Dragon
Today, all that is left of the Old Court is a ruin in Bucharest. One says the city was founded by a shepherd or a fisherman called Bucur. Another variant of the story connects Negru Voda (The Black Prince) to the origins of the city. From the perspective of this study the two presuppositions do not exclude each other.
The first walls of the Old Court in the heart of Bucharest date from the times of Basarab the 1st the Founder (1310-1352), one of the princes who bore the symbolic name of Negru Voda; as far as profane history is concerned, he was the first to bear this name.
Bucharest became a royal residence at the middle of the 15th century under the reign of Vlad the Impaler. His nick name was “the Dragon” and he had inherited it from his father, Vlad Dracu (the Devil) (Dragon) who became a member of the Order of the Dragon in Nuremberg. Both of them belong to the family of Basarab the 1st.
Mircea Ciobanul (Mircea the Shepherd) (1545-1554)1 founded the royal church of the Old Court.
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I wonder if this order continues to this day by some shape and form
I doubt it, if it does it's just a Catholic charity like the Hospitalliers
Yes, all over Eastern and Central Europe you have various Dragon Orders. Red Zmaja and Družba Braća Hrvatskog Zmaja.
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Absolutely horrid. What about the members? The Fiery Dragon for one?