Vlad II le Dragon

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Quotes

• “He was cruel indeed, but just and a good soldier.”
• “He reigned for 24 years, as a good governor, good general, defender of religion against Catholicism and defender of the Romanians against servitude.”
• “Vlad was one of the bravest soldiers of his time and knew how to start and continue a war.”

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Key facts

Reign

1436 – 1442

Predecessor

Alexander I Aldea

Successor

Mircea II

Born

c. 1395

Died

November 1447 (1447-11-00) (aged 51–52), Bălteni , Principality of Wallachia

Burial

Dealu Monastery , Dâmbovița County

Spouse

Doamna Eupraxia of Moldavia Doamna Călțuna ?

Issue

Mircea II of Wallachia Vlad III the Impaler Radu III the Fair Vlad IV the Monk Alexandra of Wallachia

House

House of Drăculești

Father

Mircea I of Wallachia

Religion

Eastern Orthodox

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Wikidata facts

Image

Vlad II Dracul of Wallachia.jpg

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