Prince Orlofsky, Vampire Hunter by Isabelle Glass

The very nickname of the house, Dragwlyahaza, hints that local citizens associated it with the voivode Dragula. Jacob Kuhn, who did not need a house, in turn, sells the house for 200 florins ('pro ducentis florenis', the exact amount that the voivode Dragul asked in his letter for the construction of a house, as previously thought, in Sibiu) George of Gyula, his sons John, Grgora and Mihai.

After the execution, the King of Hungary, Corwin and the Bishop of Pec 'donated' the house to one of the wealthiest gentlemen, Jacob Kuhn. However, this subject of the voivode of Draguli, Dionysius, by coincidence, also became objectionable to King Corvinus, because he was executed by a court and jury for robbery (Maria Roche's article talks about murder, but the translator did not find the words of the murder itself, so.), (the king needed a house in the center). After the death of the voivode, called Dragwlya, the widow of Justina (Iustina) donated the house to the subject of the voivode Dragwlya (write – famulus), Dionysius. From the south and west of the house there was a city road, and in the north the house bordered the house of the head of the church of St. Birtalan and bordered on the east with the property of Benedicto Szabo. This building was a two-story stone house next to the church of St. This document mentions the Dragwlyahaza house (Casa lui Dragwlya, Draguli house) built by a certain Dragul voivode, Dragwlya. Having become close to the bishop of Pec, Jacob decides to move to the western part of Hungary. The seller was a certain Jacob Kun from Rozsály, a member of the Kun family, the family with the largest land holdings in Satmar and Ugocha. On September 10, 1489, a purchase and sale agreement was signed in Pec for a property located in the city center. What document became the basis of assumptions about who exactly became the Hungarian wife of Vlad Dracula? And why Justina? And not the previously assumed Ilona Silagi (whose documented connection with the voivode Vlad Tepes was not confirmed in any way, being only an assumption until that time).Īnd the turning point in this issue was the contract of sale of September 10, 1489. DRAGWLYAHAZA ' or Vlad Dragulia Tepes in the city of

Prince Orlofsky, Vampire Hunter by Isabelle Glass