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Fight for the throne

After the death of his father , Mihnea ambitiously tried to moisten them to the throne . He organized several raids with the help of boyars who supported his father and were eager to support his son . In 1508 Mihnea finally succeeded to the throne but would not enjoy much of the reign, since the boyars had noticed the familiar pattern of Romanian patriotism hated him as much as his father . He wanted an Eastern Europe without Turkish domination and aggression . But because of the corrupt boyars he will have a similar fate to his father's .

Mihnea was married twice . His first wife Smaranda died before 1485 . His second wife , Voica, became a widow after Mihnea's murder . After his death , Voica continued to raise his two sons Mircea II and Milos and daughter Ruxandra living in Sibiu , Transylvania. It is said that Mihnea preferred to give the name to his son Mircea II after his great-grandfather Mircea The Elder .

He pursued an authoritarian policy to the detriment of the great Boyar, which he decimated, the documents accusing him of unsurpassed atrocities "pre-caught all the great and elected boyars and labored them with labors, and took all their wealth". In these circumstances, the boyars of Craiovesti fled, in September 1509, south of the Danube, leaving their fortunes to the wrath of the Lord. They manage, with the support of Mehmed beg, to obtain the reign for their suitor, Vlad the younger. He provides them with an army, with the help of which to drive out the Lord. Sensing the danger, Mihnea ceded the throne to his son Mircea in October 1509, remaining in the country until January 1510, when Craiovesti, together with the Ottoman army, crossed the Danube. He settled in Sibiu, where he was assassinated on leaving the church on March 12, 1510. At the assassination was present his son Mircea II who was only 16 years old, he will kill three of his father's assassins and the fourth will flee wounded in the hand .

Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)

HISTORY MEME ↦  VLAD THE IMPALER known as DRACULA 

Vlad the Impaler, in full Vlad III Dracula or Romanian Vlad III Drăculea, also called Vlad III or Romanian Vlad Țepeș (born 1431, Sighișoara, Transylvania [now in Romania]—died 1476, north of present-day Bucharest, Romania), voivode (military governor, or prince) of Walachia (1448; 1456–1462; 1476). Vlad's reputation for cruelty and his patronymic inspired the name of the vampire Count Dracula in Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula.

Vlad was the second of four brothers born into the noble family of Vlad II Dracul. His sobriquet Dracula (meaning “son of Dracul”) was derived from the Latin draco (“dragon”) after his father’s induction into the Order of the Dragon, created by Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund for the defense of Christian Europe against the Ottoman Empire.

The sultan's army entered into the area of the impalements, which was seventeen stades long and seven stades wide. There were large stakes there on which, as it was said, about twenty thousand men, women, and children had been spitted, quite a sight for the Turks and the sultan himself. The sultan was seized with amazement and said that it was not possible to deprive of his country a man who had done such great deeds, who had such a diabolical understanding of how to govern his realm and its people. And he said that a man who had done such things was worth much. The rest of the Turks were dumbfounded when they saw the multitude of men on the stakes. There were infants too affixed to their mothers on the stakes, and birds had made their nests in their entrails.

— Laonikos Chalkokondyles: The Histories

Since the middle of the 19th century, Romanian historians have treated Vlad as one of the greatest Romanian rulers, emphasizing his fight for the independence of the Romanian lands. Vlad's acts of cruelty were often represented as rational acts serving national interest. A. D. Xenopol was one of the first historians to emphasize that Vlad could only stop the internal fights of the boyar parties through his acts of terror. Constantin C. Giurescu remarked, "The tortures and executions which [Vlad] ordered were not out of caprice, but always had a reason, and very often a reason of state."

Happy Birthday, Romania! to all my Romanian friends who follow me 🙂 / La mulți ani, România! Pentru toți prietenii mei români care mă urmăresc 🙂

Nowadays we celebrate December 1st and it is the National Day of Romania, so to celebrate it the story of this illustration of my version of the prince of Romania Vlad Draculea / Vlad Tepes in his Human version and in his version as Captain Romania I hope you like it 🙂