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Count Dracula

Count Dracula (/ˈdrækjʊlə, -jə-/) is the title character and main antagonist of Bram Stoker's gothic horror novel Dracula (1897). He is considered the prototypical and archetypal vampire in subsequent works of fiction. Aspects of the character were inspired by the 15th-century Wallachian prince Vlad III Dracula, who (probably unknown to Stoker) was also…

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Aliases
Dracula · Count De Ville · Mr. De Ville
Based on
Vlad Dracula, Henry Irving
Created by
Bram Stoker
First appearance
Dracula (1897)
Gender
Male
Home
Castle Dracula (undisclosed location, possibly in the Călimani Mountains), near Borgo Pass, Transylvania (toward Bukovina at the then tripoint with Moldavia)

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Stoker's creation

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Character development subsequent to the novel

Modern and postmodern analyses of the character

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Count Dracula

Nodes197
Edges196
Triples147
Avg. degree1.99
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Count Dracula

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related to Character development subsequent to the novel · 44
Count Dracula → Actors, AFI, All Time, Bela Lugosi, Bill Skarsgård, Charles Macaulay, Christopher Lee, Claes Bang, Count Orlok, David Niven, Denholm Elliott, Dominic Purcell, Dracula, Duncan Regehr, Empire, Francis Lederer, Frank Langella, Gary Oldman, George Hamilton, Gerard Butler
related to Modern and postmodern analyses of the character · 30
Count Dracula → Already, Bohemia, Bram Stoker, Cecil Kirtly, Christianity, Dracul, Dracula, Dragon, Empire, Following, From, Historically, Holy Roman Emperor, Hungary, Impaler, In Search, Luxembourg, Order, Ottoman Turks, Radu Florescu
related to Stoker's creation · 19
Count Dracula → Attila, Borgo Pass, Bram Stoker's, Carpathian Mountains, Count Dracula's, Dracula, Eastern European, English, German, He, Hun, In, Jonathan Harker, Stoker, Székely, The, Transylvanian, Unlike, Victorian
related to Powers and weaknesses · 10
Count Dracula → Chapter, Dracula, He, His, Holmwood, If, London, Terrified, The, Van Helsing
Nicknames · 9
Count Dracula → D., Drac, Evil eye, Nosferatu, Pokol, Stregoika, Vlkoslag, Vrolok, Ördög
related to External links · 6
Count Dracula → Dracula, Media, PDF, Wikimedia CommonsDracula, WikivoyageBram Stoker Online, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
Titles · 5
Count Dracula → Boyar, King Vampire, Solomonari, Transylvanian noble, Voivode
Aliases · 3
Count Dracula → Count De Ville, Dracula, Mr. De Ville
Nationality · 2
Count Dracula → Ethnicity: Székely, Nation: Austria-Hungary
Spouses · 2
Count Dracula → Brides of Dracula (unclear), Elisabeta (in some adaptations, based on the 1992 film)

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dracula count vampire also stoker van novel helsing castle blood vlad dracula's one later mina character harker chapter vampires iii

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Count DraculaAliasesDracula1.00infobox
Count DraculaAliasesCount De Ville1.00infobox
Count DraculaAliasesMr. De Ville1.00infobox
Count DraculaBased onVlad Dracula, Henry Irving1.00infobox
Count DraculaCreated byBram Stoker1.00infobox
Count DraculaFirst appearanceDracula (1897)1.00infobox
Count DraculaGenderMale1.00infobox
Count DraculaHomeCastle Dracula (undisclosed location, possibly in the Călimani Mountains), near Borgo Pass, Transylvania (toward Bukovina at the then tripoint with Moldavia)1.00infobox
Count DraculaNationalityEthnicity: Székely1.00infobox
Count DraculaNationalityNation: Austria-Hungary1.00infobox
Count DraculaNicknamesEvil eye1.00infobox
Count DraculaNicknamesÖrdög1.00infobox
Count DraculaNicknamesPokol1.00infobox
Count DraculaNicknamesStregoika1.00infobox
Count DraculaNicknamesVrolok1.00infobox
Count DraculaNicknamesVlkoslag1.00infobox
Count DraculaNicknamesD.1.00infobox
Count DraculaNicknamesNosferatu1.00infobox
Count DraculaNicknamesDrac1.00infobox
Count DraculaPortrayed bySee below1.00infobox
Count DraculaSpeciesVampire (also has been classified as an undead human, a dhampir, and a werewolf)1.00infobox
Count DraculaSpousesBrides of Dracula (unclear)1.00infobox
Count DraculaSpousesElisabeta (in some adaptations, based on the 1992 film)1.00infobox
Count DraculaTitlesTransylvanian noble1.00infobox
Count DraculaTitlesBoyar1.00infobox
Count DraculaTitlesVoivode1.00infobox
Count DraculaTitlesSolomonari1.00infobox
Count DraculaTitlesKing Vampire1.00infobox
Count Draculais aundead0.90text

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