Vampires Unveiled - Tartarian Vampires / Dragon Empire / Secret Occult Powers

Summary

The fascinating exploration into the true history and lore surrounding vampires reveals that these mythical creatures are more than just superstition—tracing back to ancient civilizations, vampires held a real place in history and were linked with the occult and powerful secret societies. The video delves into vampiric legends worldwide, from European aristocracy to Asian and African folklore, showing how vampires were seen as real threats. Highlighting figures like Vlad the Impaler, and linking dark practices to historical elites, the transcript unveils the secretive, occult practices related to vampirism, suggesting an intertwining with Freemasonry and elite bloodlines.

Highlights

• Vampires were considered real entities across multiple civilizations, with documented cases in Europe. 🧛‍♀️
• The interplay between religion, science, and supernatural beliefs in vampire studies showed significant historical impact. ✝️
• Stoker's Dracula is deeply rooted in Freemasonry and occult traditions, suggesting hidden truths about elite practices. 📖
• Vlad the Impaler’s connection to Dracula is explored beyond just folklore, delving into his ties with the Order of the Dragon. 🐉
• Literary and cinematic depictions of vampires often hint at ancient secretive practices and societal taboos. 🎬

Key Takeaways

• Vampires have a long history across different cultures, ranging from European legends to Asian and African myths. 🌍
• The video connects historic figures like Vlad the Impaler to the vampire lore through the Order of the Dragon and Freemasonry. 🧛‍♂️
• Secret societies and Freemasonry are suggested to have a deep connection with the creation and perpetuation of vampire legends. 🏰
• The influence of Freemasonry in the literary development of vampire stories is revealed, affecting major works like Dracula. 📚
• The transcript claims that vampirism is tied to real historical occult practices of the elite seeking immortality. 🩸

Overview

Vampires have been a subject of intrigue and fear throughout human history, captivating people through stories and legends. From ancient Mesopotamia to Europe, Asia, and Africa, the mythos of the vampire has been intertwined with the fears and spiritual beliefs of various cultures. European legends often depicted vampires as reanimated corpses, tying them to societal fears of disease and improper burial practices. This fascination continues to influence modern media, blending historical accounts with fiction.

The video suggests an intriguing connection between famous literary works like Bram Stoker’s Dracula and historical figures such as Vlad the Impaler, hinting that these narratives could be rooted in real events and secret societies. By linking well-documented historical practices of Freemasonry with vampire lore, the video draws connections between elitist rituals and the perpetuation of vampire myths. This narrative proposes that these stories are more than mere fantasy but are based on actual historical traditions and bloodlines that practiced the occult.

Secret societies like the Order of the Dragon played a pivotal role in shaping the historical and literary narratives of vampires. Alleged practices of the elite, involving dark rituals and a quest for immortality, form an occult backdrop to the romanticized vampire tales we know today. The video delves into this hidden history, exploring how these secretive practices potentially inspired fearsome vampire legends, which continue to enchant and terrify audiences globally.

Chapters

• 00:00 - 04:03: Introduction to Vampire Lore In the introduction, the chapter sets the stage for exploring the enigmatic world of vampires, questioning whether they are mere superstitions or if there's a hidden truth behind the legends. The transcript opens with a welcoming tone, underscored by music, inviting listeners to delve into this intriguing topic.
• 04:03 - 33:40: Historical Accounts of Vampires in Europe This chapter explores historical accounts of vampires in Europe, moving away from the romanticized versions commonly seen in modern media. It delves into the origins of these stories, challenging the notion that people from earlier centuries were merely ignorant and attributed supernatural causes to what were actually diseases such as tuberculosis. The period from 1720 onwards is highlighted as a significant time for these beliefs.
• 33:40 - 60:00: Vampires in Global Cultures The chapter discusses documented vampire cases in the 18th century across Hungary, Moravia, and Silesia, highlighting that these were not based on folklore but were actual investigations by governments, churches, and academic institutions. It emphasizes the peculiarity and seriousness of the phenomena by mentioning the involvement of the Greek Orthodox Church in creating official protocols for dealing with vampires.
• 60:00 - 90:00: The Folkloric and Literary Evolution of Vampires The chapter titled 'The Folkloric and Literary Evolution of Vampires' explores the historical and cultural origins of vampire lore. It begins with a surprising connection between Freemasonry and early literary vampires, such as Dracula. The chapter traces the evolution of the vampire myth from ancient Assyrian tablets to Vatican archives, covering documented cases that caused widespread panic in various regions. Furthermore, it delves into the royal and occult links associated with these stories, providing insights into the history of real investigations into vampire lore.
• 90:00 - 162:00: Dracula and its Connections to Vlad the Impaler The chapter explores the historical and cultural connections between the legendary figure of Count Dracula from Bram Stoker's novel and the real-life historical figure, Vlad the Impaler. It delves into the influence of Vlad's notorious reputation on the perception of vampires and dark rituals in European history. The chapter sets the scene for a thrilling exploration by inviting readers to immerse themselves in the mysteries and folklore surrounding vampires, particularly focusing on how these elements have captivated Europe over the centuries. The chapter suggests setting the mood with snacks and dim lighting to fully appreciate the eerie journey into the history of vampires.
• 162:00 - 245:00: The Order of the Dragon The chapter titled 'The Order of the Dragon' delves into the historical and mythical aspects of vampires, contrasting the fictional portrayals with the terrifying reality that inspired such tales. Modern depictions often include caped aristocrats with fangs or sparkling teenagers, but historically, vampires were much more alarming and were a significant threat to communities, prompting serious investigations and fear.
• 245:00 - 299:00: The Bathory Legend and Ritualistic Practices The chapter titled 'The Bathory Legend and Ritualistic Practices' explores how historical figures such as vampires were perceived as real entities by our ancestors. These beings were considered significant enough to be the subject of investigations by religious authorities, academic studies, and even specific legislations by governments. The chapter explains that vampires occupy a unique space between ghosts and demons, possessing attributes of both, yet distinct in their characteristics. Despite their mythological roots, their influence and presence were palpable in various societies, prompting serious examination by institutions of power.
• 299:00 - 353:00: Contemporary Connections to Vampirism Vampires are a unique supernatural entity, feared for their ability to maintain a form of life after death. Unlike ghosts, vampires possess physical bodies. Unlike demons, which are purely spiritual, vampires require their original human form to exist, making them an anomaly in the supernatural realm as they are both corporeal and undead. They are described in ancient texts as an unusual combination, a pariah within the phantom world.
• 353:00 - 357:30: Conclusion The chapter explores the manifestation of the vampire phenomenon in two distinct forms. Firstly, it describes the concept of a physical vampire, which is a corpse that remains uncorrupted, leaves its grave, and attacks living beings. This phenomenon has been observed historically, with medieval gravediggers discovering such corpses, doctors examining them, and officials documenting their existence. Secondly, the chapter delves into occult practices that are believed to create vampires through rituals. It highlights how both these manifestations result in the perpetuation of the vampire myth and its impact on society.

Vampires Unveiled - Tartarian Vampires / Dragon Empire / Secret Occult Powers Transcription

• 00:00 - 00:30 [Music] welcome everyone today we're diving into the strange and esoteric World of Vampires are they really just a stuff of superstition and legend or is there a deeper often overlooked truth truth
• 00:30 - 01:00 behind these stories now I'm not talking about the romanticized vampires you see in movies or TV shows no Glitter no tortured love triangles we're tracing these ideas back to their Origins and it's going to get pretty weird were people really just ignorant until the 1890s talking everything up to tuberculosis or disease or was there something else going on some people probably don't know that between 1720
• 01:00 - 01:30 and 1739 vampire cases were being officially documented across Hungary Moravia and Silesia and I'm not just talking about folklore these were actual government investigations Church inquiries and academic dissertations from some of Europe's oldest universities when the Greek Orthodox church has to write official protocols on how to handle a vampire you know something strange is going on
• 01:30 - 02:00 oh and did you know there's a connection between Freemasonry and early literary vampires like Dracula that's not even the strangest part of the story we're going to explore the origins of the vampire from ancient Assyrian tablets to Vatican archives we're going to go into documented cases that set entire regions into panic and uncover the Royal and the cult connections hidden behind this lore this is the history of real investigations
• 02:00 - 02:30 real rituals and real fear that shaped Europe for centuries so grab some snacks dim the lights and let's descend into the rabbit hole of real [Music] vampires when it comes to V Empires most
• 02:30 - 03:00 of us picture a caped Aristocrat with long fangs perhaps a depressed teenager who sparkles in the sunlight but the real vampire the one that terrorized communities and prompted serious investigations was something far more terrifying in a cult vampires are not like what we think of in the modern day however there is some truth hidden in the fiction the reason this subject is treated like folklore Superstition is
• 03:00 - 03:30 because it belongs to the realm of the oul science doesn't attempt to understand the occult and so this history becomes lost buried beneath centuries of skepticism but these vampires were very real to our ancestors real enough that popes investigated them universities studied them and governments created laws about them a vampire is neither ghost nor demon though it shares qualities with both
• 03:30 - 04:00 as the most feared creature in the Supernatural World it exists in a unique category a corpse that maintains a horrifying form of life after death unlike ghost vampires have physical bodies unlike demons who are purely Spiritual Beings vampires require their original human form to exist they are as the old text tell us an abnormality the androgine in the phantom world a pariah among the
• 04:00 - 04:30 fiends the vampire phenomenon manifests in two distinct ways first there's a physical vampire a corpse that remains uncorrupted leaves its grave and attacks the living medieval graved diggers found them doctors examined them and officials documented them second there are the occult practices that create vampires through ritual and both both cases the result is
• 04:30 - 05:00 the same a human spirit that gains enough power to manifest physically and prey upon the living blood is Central to vampire lore because blood carries the life force itself ancient cultures across the world knew this from Biblical texts to tribal rituals the vampire needs this Essence whether in the form of physical blood or spiritual energy to maintain its unnatural existence between life and death
• 05:00 - 05:30 like I said this phenomenon was taken very seriously well when Pope Benedict 14th is personally reviewing vampire cases and the University of leig is holding formal dissertations on vampire activity it would seem this went Far Beyond Simple folklore but we'll get to those investigations in a bit this understanding of vampires didn't appear suddenly in medieval Europe this phenomenon is far old and
• 05:30 - 06:00 more Universal the vampire's earliest documented appearance comes from ancient Mesopotamia in the form of the aimu the snatcher unlike other spirits of the Dead the aimu was a particular type of vengeful entity one who had been denied Proper Burial rights or died a violent death the Assyrians had specific exorcisms and rituals to deal with these beings recognizing them as more dangerous than common
• 06:00 - 06:30 ghost clay tablets detail how the aimu would first appear as a shadow or dark Spirit but could manifest physically to attack its victims descriptions vary from Legend to Legend sometimes they were portrayed as Wing demons sometimes walking corpses sometimes as moving Shadows or even as rushing wind these tablets describe the aimu draining both blood and life essence
• 06:30 - 07:00 leaving their victims to waste away slowly while the creature grew stronger with each feeding in ancient Greece we find one of the most important foundations of vampire lore the Greeks understood that blood held power over the dead this concept is Illustrated in Homer's Odyssey when ulyses seeks to communicate with the spirits in Hades he must first dig a deep trench and fill it with blood of black Rams only by drinking this sacrificial
• 07:00 - 07:30 blood could the shades of the Dead regain enough substance to speak with the living this shows an ancient understanding of blood as a bridge between life and death the Greeks also knew of blood drinking entities that hunted the living the impusa daughter of the Goddess hiate was a shape-shifting creature with bronze feet who seduced young men before drinking their blood as they slept theia is even more terrifying
• 07:30 - 08:00 once a beautiful mortal beloved by Zeus she was transformed into a child hunting demon after Hera murdered her children in her grief and rage she crept into Homes at night to drain the blood of sleeping infants perhaps most significant were the stus terrifying beings described as having the bodies of crows or Birds who hunted both children and adults for their flesh and blood this concept been spread into
• 08:00 - 08:30 Roman mythology as the STS and would later influence Vampire Legends throughout Eastern Europe though transformed into different entities like the Romanian stoy and the Albanian striga the stricks plural stus was a nocturnal birdlike creature believed to pre on infants and drink their blood derived from earlier Greek mythology the strix was originally described as an power like being with
• 08:30 - 09:00 Supernatural qualities over time the term expanded to Encompass witches or malevolent Spirits connecting it to oul Traditions these creatures refered as harbingers of death and illness with Roman text recording rituals and incantations to Ward them off the Greeks developed a particularly detailed understanding of what we would come to know as vampires especially in their concept of the V kakas
• 09:00 - 09:30 this term adopted from Slavic Origins described a specific kind of revenant that was nearly fully ghost nor demon according to Leon Ali's 1645 study the vakas was often the body of someone who had lived a wicked life or had been excommunicated by their Bishop these Greek vampires had distinctive characteristics the body would be found mysteriously preserved with skin becoming abnormally tough and distended
• 09:30 - 10:00 the corpse would swell until the joints could barely bend and the skin would grow drum tight so much so that when struck it would ReSound like a drum this led them to being called team Bon El drum likee the V kakas was known to be most active at night when it would Str through Village streets knocking on doors and calling out to Residents by name if someone answered this call
• 10:00 - 10:30 they were Marked for Death within days on the island of heos people learned to never answer a knock at night until they heard it repeated because if Rec kakas could only call out once what made these Greek vampires interesting was their ability to appear even in broad daylight they would suddenly Advance upon people in fields Vineyards in open highways sometimes killing through sheer Terror alone without even touching their victims
• 10:30 - 11:00 the activities of the vakas are nearly always harmful ranging from merely leaving their grave and roing about through engaging in polter guy styled activity and up to causing epidemics in the community ancient Hebrew texts reveal their own unique vampire Traditions centered around a being called the aluca literally meaning leech or motet dong blood sucker the most detailed accounts appear in the sephr hassidim describing creature that while living possess
• 11:00 - 11:30 supernatural abilities including shape-shifting into a wolf and flight unlike other vampire myths these beings were thought to be living humans who practice blood drinking though they would die prevented from feeding for too long this connection between blood and life was deeply embedded in Hebrew thought as evidenced by biblical prohibitions in customs surrounding blood consumption we we also can't forget
• 11:30 - 12:00 Lilith who appears in medieval Jewish folklore as Adam's first wife and as a powerful vampiric entity according to cabalistic text she and her demon daughters would Prey Upon mothers and newborns threatening to drink their blood suck their bones and eat their flesh protection against Lilith required specific amulets and knowledge of her secret names showing how these beliefs evolved into complex systems of spiritual
• 12:00 - 12:30 defense among many African tribes we find crucial early evidence of beliefs that would later connect to vampire Traditions the shilak people who lived along the White Nile maintained that their dead Kings didn't truly die but instead continued to influence the living they believed these Royal dead could drain the Vitality from the tribe if not properly appeased with blood offerings the Gonda tribe took this
• 12:30 - 13:00 further they would sacrifice hundreds of people when a king died believing their Spirits would nourish the dead Monarch even more telling they would bring food offerings to the Royal tombs at dawn convinced that both the dead King in his ghostly retinue needed sustenance to prevent them from praying upon the living most significant were the beliefs of the ambo who specifically feared the spirits of dead magicians these Spirits were thought to be so
• 13:00 - 13:30 dangerous that immediately after a magician's death they would sever The Corpse's Limbs and cut out its tongue this was done to prevent the dead sorcerer from rising to attack the living a practice remarkably similar to later European methods of preventing vampire activity Africa's Vampire Legends take even more unique forms the you people speak of the oddy a vampiric being that appear appears as an innocent Firefly by night but transforms
• 13:30 - 14:00 into a blood drinking Predator though strangely it has a particular taste for coconut water as well the Ashanti people fear the oo a creature that can possess living humans forcing them to drain both blood and life force from their own communities in China the vampire took a unique form known as the chanii these beings had a unique way of movement rather than walking they hopped
• 14:00 - 14:30 their bodies stiff with rigor mortis the Chinese understood these creatures could sustain themselves in more than just blood they could drain a person's breath their life force or their Yang Essence disconnects to the earlier point about vampires feeding on both physical and spiritual energy the Japanese have the Nuka kubi vampires that can detach their heads from their body at night
• 14:30 - 15:00 the head flies around independently searching for human prey making a distinct hissing sound as it moves during the day these creatures appear completely human though careful observers might notice faint line marks around their necks the Malay people speak of an entity called the langu a female vampire who appears as a beautiful woman but can be identified by a hole in the back of her neck through which she feeds on
• 15:00 - 15:30 children then there is the pangalan who appears as a floating female head with trailing entrails feeding on the blood of women in childbirth the Filipino vampire is the manal at night these creatures split their bodies in half leaving their lower portion hidden while their upper torso FES through the air with batlike wings they're also said to be particularly vicious using an elongated
• 15:30 - 16:00 tongue to drain fetuses from pregnant women in the hearts of unborn children in ancient Mexico long before a European contact the Aztecs feared a unique and tragic form of vampire the SEO these entities weren't created through evil Deeds or dark magic but through the sacred Act of child birth itself the Aztecs believed that labor was a spiritual battle between a woman
• 16:00 - 16:30 and the gods who sent down the soul of a child from Heaven if the woman died during this Divine combat she was honored as a fallen Warrior but she was also transformed into something terrifying they would manifest in multiple forms sometimes as animals like coyotes or snakes other times in a horrifying human shape with chalk white skin and Long Claws some were said to carry St STS decorated with the heads of their
• 16:30 - 17:00 victims their waist encircled by living serpents having lost their own chance at motherhood they sought to steal children inflicting seizures and disease upon their victims in Chile the mapuche people tell of puchin a shape-shifting creature that could transform into a snake a blood sucking leech or even take human form it would first paralyze its victims with its penetrating stair before
• 17:00 - 17:30 feeding the Incas had their own hierarchy of blood drinking deities and Spirits many associated with sacrifice and the transfer of Life Force in Peru Legends speak of the pishtaco beings that would attack Travelers at night to drain their fat and blood believing these fluids contained the essence of life itself among Native American tribes particularly the Cherokee we find the story of the Raven mocker would drain
• 17:30 - 18:00 the blood and life force from the dying to extend their own existence this being could appear as either a human or a large bird and only medicine people could see their true form Raven Walkers are believed to gather at the homes of those who were dying tormenting their victims by lifting them from their beds pressing down on their chests to restrict breathing or throwing them to the ground once the victim dies The Raven mocker removes the heart and consumes it
• 18:00 - 18:30 taking the remaining years of the victim's life though no marks are left on the body the heart is said to be gone in India there's a rich tradition of blood drinking with entities like the vitala more commonly known as the Bal these beings were neither fully ghost nor demon but Undead creatures that haunted cremation grounds and cemeteries like the bats later associated with
• 18:30 - 19:00 vampirism they would hang upside down from trees waiting for victims the most famous accounts of the vatala come from the betal pona bhati which includes the legendary tale of King vicha and his nightly attempts to capture one of these elusive creatures the vitalo weren't the only vampiric entities in Indian lore the Pisha were the returned spirits of evildoers in those who died insane
• 19:00 - 19:30 cursed to feed upon the living these beings could possess and reanimate corpses moving from body to body to hunt then there were the Brahma perusia who would drink blood from human skulls and devour the brains of their victims gaining power from each feeding in Arabia there's the ghoul a creature fundamentally different from the sanitized versions in modern fiction these entities haunted graveyards and lonely places feeding on
• 19:30 - 20:00 both the living and the dead the Arabic word ghoul comes from Gala meaning to seiz as these creatures would snatch travelers from their paths female ghouls could appear as beautiful women to lure their prey only to reveal their true monstrous form before feeding the deserts of Arabia held another entity the Alou a specific type of female vampire who could detach her head from her body at night to fly in
• 20:00 - 20:30 search of victims like the Malay pangalan the Gul was particularly drawn to attack pregnant women and newborn infants draining their blood and consuming their Flesh Blood drinking revenants show up in Aboriginal Australian Traditions too the yamay yahu is a small red creature with octopus-like suckers on its fingers and toes it drops from fig trees onto victims draining their blood through these suckers then swallows and
• 20:30 - 21:00 regurgitates them each time the victim becomes a little redder until they eventually transform into another yay yahu the origins of the vampire stretch back to our earliest civilizations appearing in every Region's spiritual tradition while each culture develops its own unique vampire lore distinct patterns emerg that suggest these weren't merely random stories but attempts to explain real
• 21:00 - 21:30 phenomena the most universal element is blood this isn't surprising ancient peoples understood blood is sacred as the vessel of the Soul pattern emerges in how many cultures describe vampiric entities that can detach their heads or split their bodies the Arabic alul the Japanese nukekubi the Philippino Manan nangal and the Malay panang gag Galan all share this trait
• 21:30 - 22:00 this suggests something Beyond mere coincidence perhaps these civilizations were attempting to describe a spiritual phenomenon where Consciousness could separate from the physical form to hunt victims the shape-shifting aspect of vampires appearing as animals or changing form connects deeply to shamanic Traditions worldwide like the Skin Walkers of Native American lore many cultures believed powerful practitioners could train transform themselves in the spirit
• 22:00 - 22:30 world the Raven mocker of the Cherokee the poin of Chile and various African vampires all display this ability suggesting ancient connections between vampirism and early magical practices The Core Essence of vampirism isn't just about folklore it's about the fundamental Act of sustaining oneself through the life force of another being this vampiric Behavior exists throughout nature suggesting our ancestors recognize this pattern long
• 22:30 - 23:00 before they crafted their vampire myths the most obvious example is of course the vampire bat these creatures have evolved specialized teeth and digestive systems purely for blood consumption vampire bats are the only mammals that exclusively feed on blood they even have anti-coagulant proteins in their saliva now used in modern medicine vampiric creatures manifest in other
• 23:00 - 23:30 ways as with leeches ticks and mosquitoes that survive purely Through Blood feeding or hematophagy as scientists call it this gets deeper when we look at parasites creatures that must drain life force from a host to survive from microscopic organisms to larger parasitic worms nature is full of beings that mirror vampiric Behavior even the basic Act of consuming other living beings have a vampiric
• 23:30 - 24:00 quality that ancient peoples recognized when we consider that blood carries life Essence as acknowledged in Leviticus the life of All Flesh is in the blood we see why consuming blood was treated with such specific religious and cultural protocols ancient kosher laws for instance required all blood to be drained from meat acknowledging that while consuming flush was permitted consuming the the life force itself the
• 24:00 - 24:30 blood was a different matter entirely blood worship is held a powerful and sacred significance in human history in ancient Mesopotamia blood was Central to rituals honoring the gods as seen in the creation myth an Numa Alish where the god Marduk slays Tiamat and uses her blood to form [Music] Humanity this act symbolized both the divine origin of life and the Perpetual bond between Mor and their deities maintained Through Blood
• 24:30 - 25:00 sacrifices the acadians and Babylonians continued this practice offering blood to the gods to ensure Prosperity protection and balance in the cosmic order in meso America blood was viewed as The Ultimate Gift of the Gods essential for sustaining the universe the Aztecs performed elaborate human sacrifices believing that the sun required human blood to rise each
• 25:00 - 25:30 day victims were often War captives their hearts offered on Temple altars while their blood flowed down the steps of sacred pyramids these rituals were overseen by priests who believed the spilling of blood directly appeased Gods similar beliefs can be found in Mayan culture where rulers performed ritual bloodletting using sharp obsidian tools to draw their own own blood as an offering in ancient Greece and Rome
• 25:30 - 26:00 animal sacrifices were a Cornerstone of religious ceremonies with the blood of bulls goats or Lambs sprinkled on altars to please Gods like Zeus or Apollo these sacrifices were often accompanied by oracles or divination where priests interpreted the flow or appearance of blood for divine messages in the Roman Empire of the 2 to 4th century the torab bolum referred to practices
• 26:00 - 26:30 involving the sacrifice of a bull which after the mid 2nd Century became connected with the worship of the great mother of gods cile after 159 ad all private toroia inscriptions mention the magnam Mater this ritual is also referenced in several medieval manuscripts along with the golly priest who would mutilate themselves for this cult engaging in another form of
• 26:30 - 27:00 bloodletting the thread connecting many ancient gods across cultures is their insatiable demand for blood often given willingly by their followers in sacrifice whether it was the Aztec gods who needed human blood to sustain the Sun or Jehovah in the Hebrew Bible who required animal sacrifices to atone for sins these deities displayed an almost vampiric Rel Reliance on blood as a source of power or
• 27:00 - 27:30 sustenance even the Christian ritual of consuming the blood of Christ in the Eucharist reflects an ancient tradition of blood as a vessel of divine power and its symbolic drinking to gain eternal life carries unmistakably vampiric overtones these ancient vampiric entities have always existed manifesting across every civilization in strikingly similar ways from the shamanic understanding of spirit predator to the complex magical defenses
• 27:30 - 28:00 developed by ancient priests and magicians the consistencies we see the power of blood as life force the ability to move between physical and spiritual Realms the connection to magical practices point a genuine phenomena that our ancestors understood far better than we do today but it was in Europe where these entities would make themselves known most powerfully leading to a wave of encounters that would force both church and and state to confront forces they
• 28:00 - 28:30 could no longer ignore European vampires stand apart from similar Legends around the world due to their deeply physical nature unlike spectral beings or purely spiritual predators found in other cultures European vampires are believed
• 28:30 - 29:00 to inhabit their corpses leaving the grave to attack the living this blending of the physical and Supernatural made them uniquely terrifying and rooted in local fears of death disease and improper burial one of the most significant early records comes from the medieval Greece with the vakas in these accounts improper burial or excommunication from the church was often blamed for creating a
• 29:00 - 29:30 vampire religious authorities emphasized proper rights to prevent the dead from returning setting the stage for later Church protocols on the issue the term vampire was not originally used in many of the cases now associated with the phenomenon the term derives from the Hungarian vampir which itself traces its Origins to various slavonic languages such as Russian upir polish ire and Serbian
• 29:30 - 30:00 vampire in its earliest iterations the concept of the vampire was described without the specific word we recognize today many historical cases of revenant particularly in Western Europe lacked the explicit designation of vampire instead these entities were often referred to with terms indicating Restless Spirits or revenants emphasizing their connection to the undead rather than to a distinct Supernatural
• 30:00 - 30:30 classification one of the earliest European accounts of a figure with vampiric traits comes from the epic poem Beowolf composed between the 8th and early 11th centuries the character of grindle is described as a shadow dwelling bloodthirsty cannibal who prays on the Warriors of herot Hall attacking at night and leaving destruction in his wake his monstrous appetite and nocturnal predation displays qualities later associated with vampiric entities
• 30:30 - 31:00 including the draining of life from his victims by the 12th and 13th centuries fears of vampirism had become widespread enough to attract official attention due to these events the fourth ladan Council convened in 1215 under Pope Innocent III it established formal distinctions between demonic possession and other spiritual abnormalities including those tied to the Restless Dead vampirism was described as being closely
• 31:00 - 31:30 linked to ideas of sin excommunication and the inability of certain souls to find rest excommunication in particular was thought to sever a person from the spiritual protections of the church leaving their soul in turmoil in regions influenced by the Greek Orthodox tradition this belief evolved into fears that excommunicated individuals could physically return as Restless Undead these corpses were often described as
• 31:30 - 32:00 uncorrupted with fresh appearances defying natural Decay a feature commonly associated with vampirism the church's influence extended to burial practices where improper rights or Unholy deaths such as suicides were seen as potential causes of vampirism clergy were frequently called to intervene in suspected cases performing exorcisms consecrating or even overseeing
• 32:00 - 32:30 disinterment the church's involvement in vampiric phenomena continued to evolve over the centuries one of the most significant figures in this history was Pope Benedict the 14th who conducted detailed investigations into reports of vampires in the 18th century Benedict the 14th's writing addressed the distinction between Miracles Supernatural events and phenomena such as vampirism he treated vampire reports with caution framing them as part of the
• 32:30 - 33:00 broader theological debate on the boundaries between divine intervention and demonic activity academic interest in Vampires also grew with universities tackling the subject as a serious matter of inquiry the University of leig became a hub for these discussions during the 17th and 18th centuries dissertations by Scholars like Christian federick Garmin and Michael ramp examined the nature of vampires
• 33:00 - 33:30 their Origins and how they might fit within theological and natural Frameworks Ran's work is particularly notable for its detailed analysis of vampiric corpses and their supposed behaviors a key point of contention in these discussions was distinguishing vampires from demons religious authorities debated whether vampires were animated by demonic forces or if they represented a separate unique category of the undead demons were seen as purely Spiritual
• 33:30 - 34:00 Beings while vampires were considered tied to the Physical Realm through their preserved corpses this distinction became Central to how the church and Scholars approached cases of suspected vampirism Leo Ali's 1645 study offered valuable insights into the Greek Orthodox tradition and its belief about vampires alichi detailed the prac IES surrounding the vakas including methods
• 34:00 - 34:30 to identify and Destroy these Restless corpses similar accounts emerged in other parts of Europe during the late medieval period in Bohemia and Poland chroniclers recorded instances where villagers reported strange deaths and sightings of restless corpses these incidents often prompted exhumations with Witnesses describing uncorrupted bodies blood at the mouth or even signs of movement within the
• 34:30 - 35:00 grave clergy and local leaders took these reports seriously often involving rituals to destroy the suspected vampire such as staking decapitation or burning in the Balkans suspected vampires were often staked through the chest or pinned to the ground with iron rods to prevent them from rising burial sites were sometimes surrounded by Thorns or blessed by priest to protect the living from further
• 35:00 - 35:30 attacks by the 15th century vampire fears were widespread across Europe in Transylvania and valahia suspected vampires were staked and decapitated with Graves often surrounded by protective measures like Thorns or iron bars in Bohemia and Poland chroniclers noted similar practices describing exhumations where bodies were found intact with signs of recent feeding such as blood at the mouth or in the
• 35:30 - 36:00 chest cavity clergy and local leaders took active roles in these cases performing blessings or supervising the destruction of suspected vampires medieval demonology often linked vampiric traits with entities like the incubi or succubi supernatural beings known for their predatory and sexual nature these demons prominently mentioned in the malus malarum and King James I 1st and 6 demonology
• 36:00 - 36:30 1597 were believed to seduce victims and drain their Vitality sometimes Through Blood consumption or flesh devouring sucai in particular were associated with female seduction paralleling later vampire Traditions that tied blood drinking to sexuality and Allure by the late medieval period these Regional practices and beliefs were firmly established setting the stage for
• 36:30 - 37:00 the vampire epidemics of the 17th and 18th centuries such widespread and methodical responses carried out by both frightened villagers and clergy alongside local authorities demonstrate the extent to which this phenomenon was taken as a genuine threat it is difficult to dismiss these accounts as mere Superstition given their consistency across regions and the invol vement of respected leaders either we accept that our
• 37:00 - 37:30 ancestors were irrationally accusing the dead of causing unexplained events despite detailed reports of physical phenomena or we must confront the possibility of a deeply occult reality that defies modern understanding there are countless documented cases that challenge the idea that these events were merely the result of illness or Superstition pointing instead to entities that people believed were real and dangerous enough to require decisive
• 37:30 - 38:00 action William of Newberg a 12th century English historian and augustinian cannon from Yorkshire recorded some of the earliest and most detailed accounts of vampiric activity in Europe renowned for his Historia rum angum history of English Affairs Williams work is respected for its balanced commentary yet his descriptions of the undead stand stand out as some of the most Vivid accounts of their
• 38:00 - 38:30 kind he recounted multiple cases of restless corpses terrorizing communities particularly in Yorkshire based on what he deemed credible testimonies in one notable case a man notorious for his sinful life was reported to arise from his grave spreading fear and disease among the locals Witnesses described him visiting his wife nearly crushing her under his weight and later haunting his brothers when they
• 38:30 - 39:00 intervened when the grave was exhumed the body was found bloated lifelike and suffused with blood a sign often linked to vampirism following local practices the corpse was burned ending the disturbances William also emphasized how widespread such accounts were during his time noting that stories of the undead were not isolated incidents other prominent historians such as
• 39:00 - 39:30 William of MSB and Walter map documented similar cases of vampires or revenants as they were called these Tales also appear in the writings of Continental authors like kaerus Von hyach a German cian Monk and even in secular literature including old nor sagas that recount encounters with the Restless Dead Ur Grand a 17th century villager from Kinga estria modern day Croatia
• 39:30 - 40:00 became one of the earliest documented cases of vampirism in European history Grand died in 1656 but according to local accounts began rising from his grave 16 years later in 1672 his nocturnal appearances terrorized the community villagers claimed he would knock on doors and within days someone in the household would fall ill and
• 40:00 - 40:30 die Grand's posthumanist visits were not limited to random acts of Terror his widow reportedly described him appearing in her home smiling eerily and attempting to assault her the villagers fearing for their lives sought guidance from the local priest father Georgio and together they PL to confront this Menace led by father Georgio and prefect Miho rtic a group of villagers exhumed
• 40:30 - 41:00 Grand's grave they found his corpse remarkably preserved with a Sinister smile Frozen on his face several attempts to drive a Hawthorn steak through his heart failed as the steak inexplicably bounced off his chest finally one of the villagers Took an Axe and decapitated the body Witnesses claimed the corpse let out a horrifying scream and blood poured
• 41:00 - 41:30 from the wound after this act The Haunting ceased and peace returned to kringa in 1701 French botanist Joseph Pon de tfor visited the Greek island of mikinos and documented a chilling encounter with dakus the incident began with the mysterious murder of a Local Peasant known for his quarrelsome nature to days after his burial villagers reported sightings of his
• 41:30 - 42:00 Apparition at night engaging in mischievous acts like overturning furniture and extinguishing lamps initially these disturbances were met with skepticism and even Amusement however as the incidents persisted and more residents reported encounters the community's concern grew in response local priests and town leaders convened and decided to exume the body to perform a ritual aimed at expelling the supposed
• 42:00 - 42:30 demon the town butcher was tasked with removing the heart but despite the removal and burning of the heart the hauntings reportedly continued escalating to more violent acts ultimately the town's people decided to cremate the entire body a measure believed to be the most effective way to ensure the vakas would not return following The Cremation peace was restored to Mikus in 1725 in the village of kiselova in
• 42:30 - 43:00 Serbia a peasant named petar bovic died and following his death The Village experienced a series of sudden fatalities within 8 Days nine villagers died after brief severe illnesses on their deathbeds several victims reportedly claimed that bovic had visited and throttled them at night amid growing Panic villagers sought the presence of Imperial provisor Ernst
• 43:00 - 43:30 fumal and the local priest to witness the exhumations of bic's body upon disinterment the corpse appeared remarkably well preserved with new skin and nails and blood at the mouth signs interpreted as evidence of vampirism the villagers proceeded to stake the body through the heart causing fresh blood to flow from the ears in mouth and then burn the
• 43:30 - 44:00 remains rumal's official report was published in the vienes newspaper spreading the story across Europe the involvement of Imperial officials demonstrated how seriously such cases were taken at the time in 1727 the village of medva in Serbia became the epicenter of one of the most renowned vampire cases in history involving a man named Arnold bow Bala a former Soldier had previously recounted
• 44:00 - 44:30 encounters with a Vampire during his military service in Greece claiming to have protected himself by consuming Earth from the vampire's grave and smearing himself with his blood despite these precautions shortly after his death from an incident villagers reported seeing him post humously and within weeks several residents died after brief illnesses allegedly After experiencing nocturnal visitations from paa alarmed by these events local
• 44:30 - 45:00 authorities exhumed B's body and found it remarkably well preserved with fresh blood evident a condition they interpreted as vampirism they proceeded to stake his heart during which the corpse reportedly emitted a groan and then they burned the body despite these measures a second wave of deaths occurred 5 years later in 1732 leading to further exclamations and
• 45:00 - 45:30 similar findings this prompted the involvement of Austrian military officials who documented the occurrences in detailed reports these accounts were widely disseminated across Europe notably appearing in Publications such as the London Journal sparking widespread interest in debate about the existence of vampires in November 1761 the lamb men a 17th century establishment in Bristol became the
• 45:30 - 46:00 center of a series of unsettling events that persisted for over a year the disturbances began in the bedroom shared by Molly and Dobby Giles daughter of the landlord Richard Giles initially the girls reported hearing scratching and rapping noises over time the phenomena escalated to include furniture moving on its own and the girls suffering from unexplained bit pinches and scratches local druggist Henry Durban
• 46:00 - 46:30 documented these occurrences noting that the bik Mars often appeared in real time accompanied by saliva and were witnessed by multiple observers durban's accounts published in 1800 described the girls being thrown from their beds with such force that even several men couldn't hold them down attempts to communicate with the entity through Cod Ved knocking revealed claims of Witchcraft suggesting that arrival of
• 46:30 - 47:00 Richard Giles had enlisted a witch from mangotsfield to curse the family the situation intensified when Richard Giles died suddenly in May 1762 after a mysterious incident involving his horse's harness breaking the spirit allegedly claimed responsibility for his death attributing it to Witchcraft and he bid to end the torment Miss Giles sought help from the White Witch of Bedminster who performed
• 47:00 - 47:30 rituals that eventually ceased the disturbances in the mid 18th century the region around temesvar Romania became the site of widespread reports of vampiric activity Villages such as Stam and vermes described mysterious deaths where victims reportedly fell ill After experiencing Vivid nightmares of being attacked by a figure pressing on their chest others claimed to have seen shadowy
• 47:30 - 48:00 forms near the homes of The Afflicted shortly before their deaths these unsettling patterns prompted Austrian authorities to launch formal investigations including medical examinations of the deceased an indication of how seriously such occurrences were treated by both local communities and Imperial officials one of the key documents from this period the visum repertum detailed the findings from these investigations in several cases exhumed
• 48:00 - 48:30 bodies were found uncorrupted with blood at the mouth or under the nails these signs were taken as definitive evidence of vampirism leading to measures such as staking and burning the remains villagers reported that these actions ended the mysterious deaths further solidifying the belief that something unnatural is at work there are count count more cases to explore including those in stria Moravia
• 48:30 - 49:00 and other regions stretching even into the early 20th century these Supernatural attacks were widespread and met with some serious responses from both local communities and authorities while some might argue these events stemed from a misunderstanding of disease such explanations fall short when considering the reports of uncorrupted bodies shadowy apparitions and even bite marks when more interestingly the mysterious deaths and illnesses often
• 49:00 - 49:30 ceased only after the suspected vampires were destroyed cases of unexplained biting have been recorded throughout history victims reported Waking with bite marks on their necks or wrist While others discovered livestock mysteriously drained of blood in many instances these events led to the exhumations of graves where the bodies were reportedly found intact or displaying signs of unnatural preservation by the 17th century vampirism had become
• 49:30 - 50:00 a topic of serious academic study Scholars sought to understand the phenomenon from theological medical and philosophical perspectives Philip roar's 1679 thesis on the chewing dead is one of the earliest Works to analyze the behaviors attributed to vampires Roar focused on the belief that corpses could chew on their burial shrouds and act thought to spread disease and death among the living He argued that this phenomenon deserved
• 50:00 - 50:30 theological scrutiny due to its widespread Acceptance in European communities Christian fedric gmon writing in 1670 approached the subject from a medical perspective in his tretis Garman examined the physical signs of an attributed vampirism such as the preservation of corpses and the appearance of fresh blood he questioned the supernatural explanations Behind these cases
• 50:30 - 51:00 suggesting that natural processes like decomposition might account for some of the observations despite his skeptical approach garmon's work acknowledged the psychological and cultural grip that vampire beliefs held over Society on Michael ramp's 1728 work on the chewing of the dead and Graves expanded on earlier studies of vampirism ramp provided detailed accounts of exhumed corpses focusing on reports of fresh blood bloating and
• 51:00 - 51:30 uncorrupted appearances he examined these cases in the context of religious beliefs and folk practices emphasizing the need for both theological and practical responses to the phenomenon Johan Christian Stock's 1732 analysis of vampirism came during the height of the vampire epidemic in Eastern Europe his work delt into specific cases from regions like Moravia and hungry documenting exhumations and the rituals performed to destroy suspected
• 51:30 - 52:00 vampires stock approached the Phenomenon with skepticism attempting to explain the reports through natural causes such as postmortem changes in the body nevertheless his detailed accounts remain an important resource for understanding how these fears spread across Europe in 1746 Dom Augustin Comet a French Benedictine monk published the treat on the apparitions of spirits and on vampires which became one of the most
• 52:00 - 52:30 comprehensive works on the subject cmen examined a wide range of accounts from documented cases in Eastern Europe to theological debates about the nature of vampirism he did treat the subject with the careful balance of skepticism and belief acknowledging both the cultural impact of vampire stories and the possibility of Supernatural involvement but this work remains one of the most influential works works on vampirism Bridging the Gap between folklore and academic
• 52:30 - 53:00 inquiry gioi deonza 1744 dissertation on vampires contributed an Italian perspective to the growing body of vampire studies Devon's work analyzed the origin of vampire beliefs connecting them to both historical accounts and contemporary reports he emphasized the importance of distinguishing between Regional folklore and actual cases offering insights into how these fears influence burial
• 53:00 - 53:30 practices and societal Norms these European vampire cases reveal consistent physical traits that investigators use to identify suspected vampires corpses were often described as having a flushed or darkened complexion with blood visible around the mouth suggesting recent feeding the bodies were frequently swollen or distended a condition thought to result from the consumption of
• 53:30 - 54:00 blood additional characteristics of vampirism in corpses further supported these beliefs suspected vampires showed little to no decomposition often appearing fresh despite being buried for weeks or months Witnesses reported hair and nail growth along with the shedding of old skin phenomena that added to the claim of ongoing Vitality in some cases autopsies revealed a liver described as unnaturally white or pale and the presence of liquid blood within the body
• 54:00 - 54:30 both which were seen as evidence of vampiric activity the belief in how vampires were created varied across Europe but certain patterns emerged in historical accounts improper burial rights were one of the most commonly cited causes as they were believed to leave the soul restless and prone to returning as a vampire suicides and murder victims whose deaths were considered unnatural were also thought to be at a higher risk
• 54:30 - 55:00 plague victims due to their association with widespread death and disease were often blamed for outbreaks of vampirism in some regions more specific conditions were believed to predispose individuals to becoming vampires such as being born with a red call over the face an extra nipple or other unusual birth marks both folklore even suggested that if an animal such as a dog or cat jumped
• 55:00 - 55:30 over a corpse it could transform the deceased into a vampire once a vampire was suspected specific prevention and destruction methods were employed to neutralize the threat staking the body often through the chest abdomen or mouth was a common practice with different regions specifying particular Woods like ash hathorne or Oak for their potency decapitation was another widely used method ensuring the vampire could no
• 55:30 - 56:00 longer rise some burial Customs included placing the body face down to confuse the undead or inserting objects such as a brick coin or stone into the mouth to prevent feeding tools like sickles were possed around the grave to harm the body if it attempted to move other methods like scattering sand or seeds on the grave were based on the belief that vamp Empires were compelled to count the grains delaying their
• 56:00 - 56:30 emergence strong smells such as garlic or tar were also used to repel the undead and Safeguard the living while some of these practices may seem extreme or rooted in Superstition the accounts suggest a dual nature to the vampire phenomenon in European history on one hand there were reports of unexplained Supernatural encounters implying that the vampire was a non-physical entity using a body as a Talisman to
• 56:30 - 57:00 persist on the other hand the widespread belief in physical reanimation led to practices aimed at preventing corpses from rising such as staking or decapitation though some of these practices may have fueled modern skepticism they do not diminish the possibility that a genuine ult phenomenon was at work a threat that communities and authorities of the time took very seriously
• 57:00 - 57:30 now we must discuss the most famous vampire of them all Dracula but who is the real Dracula and how did the story become one of the most famous novels of all time something that I haven't really seen discussed is the con between vampires Dracula and tartaria as it
• 57:30 - 58:00 would appear there is some lost alternative history involving this subject everyone has heard of the real historical figure that Dracula is based on Vlad the Impaler but how and why is this associated with vampires what is the order of the dragon and how does it connect to tartaria gram Stoker's Dracula was published in 1897 and has become one of the most icon Gothic novels of all time the story unfolds through journal
• 58:00 - 58:30 entries letters and newspaper clippings following a group of protagonists who confront C Dracula an ancient vampire from Transylvania seeking to spread his influence into England Dracula is depicted as a figure of immense power in ancient lineage tied to an aristocratic and warrior class that elevates him Beyond a mere monster stoker Drew inspiration from a variety of sources including Eastern European folklore historical accounts
• 58:30 - 59:00 and earlier vampire novels works like John pador the vampire 1819 and Sheridon leanu Carmela 1872 which shaped the image of vampires as seductive and aristocratic rather than grotesque decayed corpses described in traditional folklore stoker built upon this foundation and incorporating historical figures like Vlad the Impaler and medieval Legends to craft a vampire that
• 59:00 - 59:30 was both fearsome and cunning unlike the bloated and decayed figures of historical lore Stoker's Dracula portrayed as elegant intelligent and highly influential blending seamlessly into society while carrying out his predatory goals the depiction not only modernized the vampire myth but also reinforced Dracula's role as a shadowy figure of elite power and hidden danger now there are a few more novels
• 59:30 - 60:00 that contributed to the foundation of Dracula one of the earliest examples is a German poem titled the vampire 1748 by Heinrich August ausen Felder which explored themes of Seduction and revenge through vampirism and emphasized the importance of blood and sustaining the vampire later in the mid 19th century vanney the vampire or the Feast of blood 1845 to 1847 became a popular story in
• 60:00 - 60:30 England it featured Sir Francis Barney an aristocratic vampire whose predatory behavior included draining his victims during gruesome Feast of blood but here's what has been lost and conveniently never mentioned did you know that Bram Stoker was a Master Mason rarely will you hear that mentioned and it's not just Dracula but many early vampire novels before the 20th century were deeply associated with
• 60:30 - 61:00 and influenced by Freemasonry this is not a conspiracy but a historical fact that hints at something more secretive and Ault surrounding the concept of the vampire even in literary form Stoker's own Masonic Journey began in 1883 when he was initiated into the Buckingham en Chandos Lodge in London eventually becoming a master m during this time he mingled with
• 61:00 - 61:30 influential figures including Sir Henry Irving whose Charisma Mystique likely inspired elements of Count Dracula himself even John William poori the author of The Vampire was a Freemason initiated in 1818 poori not only created the first modern vampire Tale in English but also served as Lord Byron's personal physician the central character Lord ruthin was based directly on Byron capturing his
• 61:30 - 62:00 Charisma and Infamous reputation when the vampire was first published in 1819 it was initially attributed to Byron himself reinforcing the connection between the two figures Byron himself came from a family with strong ties to Freemasonry his great uncle was strangely called The Wicked Lord and served as Grandmaster of the Premier Grand Lodge from 1747 to
• 62:00 - 62:30 1751 the wicked Lord was Infamous for hosting ritualistic Gatherings at his Gothic estate newad Abbey which is very suspicious and implies that there were secretive practices within Elite Masonic circles he also was known for killing his neighbor William chaworth over a simple argument the case led to a trial in the House of Lords in 1765 but he avoided imprisonment by paying a fine walking free despite the
• 62:30 - 63:00 Scandal both Byron and poori were influenced by this blend of aristocratic privilege occult associations and shattering rituals which undoubtedly shaped the creation of Lord ruthin as a dark aristocratic vampire figure while there is no clear evidence that the author of Carmela leanu was a Freemason his earlier novel the house by the churchard 1863 contains an intriguing reference to Masonic
• 63:00 - 63:30 themes quote the sourest dog I ever broke bread with and Mason if you please by joob a prince Pelican he sued at the Grand Lodge after Labor one night you're not a Mason I see tipped you the sign end quote he's describing this ugly displeasing to look at Mason as not just a regular member but a member of a royal secret society hinting toward the r
• 63:30 - 64:00 crucians which is interesting because the mother Pelican represents sacrifice with her baby's feeding on her own blood then it mentions dining at the Grand Lodge after work at night before directly saying you're not a Mason I see tipped you the sign openly referencing secret gestures only recognizable to those within the order are we really believe that this guy is an Amon in Carmela the female vampire is
• 64:00 - 64:30 ctis marala who comes from a noble bloodline and is deeply tied to themes of secrecy and seduction her vampirism is not just a random Affliction either it's presented as tied to her ancient lineage almost like an inheritance or privilege like a pass down right or even ritual another interesting detail in this novel is is that the vampire appears youthful yet has experienced centuries implying that her vampirism or
• 64:30 - 65:00 this occult knowledge is what keeps her young this novel is basically a lesbian vampire story another common motif of early 19th century vampire literature is the sexual and manipulative nature of these creatures Carmela's aristocratic lineage is tied to a house named carstein which emphasizes that she's not a creature of the night but is actually part of an inherited Legacy our vampirism is not a curse but
• 65:00 - 65:30 a part of an ancient system of power and secrecy quote and this was once the platial residence of the carstein said the old General at length as far from a great window he looked out across the village and saw the wide undulating expanse of forest it was a bad family and here its Blood Stained ANS were written he continued it is hard that they should after death continue to plague the human race with their
• 65:30 - 66:00 atrocious lust end quote the author's name even translates to the Fawn a symbol often associated with Freemasonry and the concept of sexual predators as Pan the god of lust and physical satisfaction is one of its primary archetypes the name carstein has evolved in Vampire lore notably inspiring the carstein trilogy of films in laf Dracula the name appears as
• 66:00 - 66:30 carlstein which could be connected to the carlstein castle near Prague founded in 1348 by Charles IV this Gothic Castle was designed to safeguard Imperial regalia and holy relics it's noteworthy that Corinthia German Ken is a region Southwest of myia aligning with the setting of leenu's
• 66:30 - 67:00 Novel leanu may have drawn inspiration from the area possibly influencing his choice of the name carstein and some suggest that it was based on an actual family name that is now lost in the movie lust for a vampire one of the films in the carstein trilogy there is an interesting scene where the history of the carstein family is discussed while it may be fictional it does offer a glimpse into their lore a teacher explains how much of
• 67:00 - 67:30 carin's History has been lost noting that the first recorded mention of the family appears in the now lost stean Chronicles of 1187 which is described as the equivalent of England's Doomsday Book this detail is based on an actual English manuscript making it an interesting connection worth bringing up Additionally the coat of arms associated with the stero region features what is described as a white panther however it is actually breathing
• 67:30 - 68:00 fire and the same design can also be found on Shields that include a griffin or a dragon now let's discuss vanney the vampire while the author Rymer is not clearly a Freemason although it has been suggested that he was actually a Mason the publisher of vanney and other popular stories like Sweeney Todd Edward Lloyd was indeed a freem Edward Lloyd had a policy so where authors were not allowed to put their
• 68:00 - 68:30 name on their published work so in the original cover you only see his name this is most likely where the idea of for fangs on a vampire came from but yet again we have a wealthy Aristocrat as a vampire according to vanney he was cursed with vampirism after he betrayed a royalist to Oliver Cromwell and subsequently killed his own son accidentally in a fit of anger Oliver Cromwell is a real historical figure and interestingly
• 68:30 - 69:00 enough was accused in the 18th century of founding Freemasonry this theory was put forward by Abby lodon an 18th century French Catholic writer who claimed in 1745 that Cromwell founded and initiated his closest friends into Freemasonry whether this claim is true or not remains debated by Masons to this day however this indisputably connects Freemasons to vampires once again as
• 69:00 - 69:30 this is the very act that led Tarney becoming a vampire this is only the beginning of the elite and secret society connections to the literary vampire as we have noted every single early vampire novel was either influenced by or directly written by Freemasons a historical fact that is conveniently glossed over with this in mind we can delve further into the real historical connections behind Dracula
• 69:30 - 70:00 and then examine how this all ties together okay let's discuss Vlad the Impaler commonly acknowledged as the real Dracula no I'm not going to approach this as other videos or documentaries have as I feel they're missing the alternative history aspect to all this but to begin let's briefly connect Vlad to Dracula and discuss the meaning of Dracula itself the name Dracula derives from the Romanian Dracula meaning son of
• 70:00 - 70:30 draal vlad's Father vad II was a member of the order of the Dragon a sholic order established to protect Christianity which earned him the title dracul or the dragon thus Vlad III inherited the name linking him directly to the Sinister connotations that would later Inspire Stoker's vampire but is that the only connection linking them this is what we're told about Vlad
• 70:30 - 71:00 III in mainstream history Vlad III known as Vlad the Impaler was born in 1431 in Transylvania he ruled vasia three separate times between 1448 and 1476 vad earned his Infamous title due to his preferred method of execution impaling enemies on Stakes a gruesome display meant to instill fear in his foes and cement his authority he is celebrated as a hero in
• 71:00 - 71:30 Romania for his defense against the Ottoman Empire but equally reviled Elsewhere for his brutal tactics interestingly there is a locality named tartaria in Romania where there are the tartaria tablets clay tablets with signs on them that were discovered to be around 5,000 years old older than the uniform writing in mes Amia according to PhD an expert on Hungarian history torat and his
• 71:30 - 72:00 prehistory of the Hungarian peoples states that the runic signs on the taraka disc correspond to the cian Hun Hungarian runic script if you're new to tartaria I suggest checking out the tartaria playlist but as we've discussed in other videos the tartarians are the cians tartaria is referenced on several old maps with references to ancient
• 72:00 - 72:30 cyia not only that but the flag for tartaria was the dragon but what is the relationship to Transylvania and Vlad the Impaler the cians were the dragon Empire according to Greek mythology the jinia was the first ruler of the land of cyia she was a woman from the waist up with the tail of a serpent in place of legs when Hercules was traveling through her real with the cattle of gion she
• 72:30 - 73:00 stole some of the herd and insisted the hero mate with her before she would return them he did so and through her became the ancestor of a line of syian Kings here is an illustration of parthan Cavalry men with a dragon Banner originally a cian group from Central Asia the arids known in Greek and Roman accounts as the arthans founded a powerful Empire that at its Zenith ruled a vast territory stretching
• 73:00 - 73:30 from Central Asia to Syria and from Armenia to the Persian Gulf the armies of the arkid Paran empire were some of the most accomplished efficient and feared of all military forces of antiquity here are some sarmatian mercenaries in Roman service carrying a draco the decian Draco was a wind instrument used in war that took the form of a dragon head mounted on a pole with a fabric tube a fixed to the
• 73:30 - 74:00 rear while in use the Draco was held up into the wind where it filled up and gave the impression it was alive while making a shrill sound of the wind they say that for some reason the Romans stole this from them inspiring the Roman Draco yet the Greek military writer Aryan describes the Draco in his passage on Calvary training exercises referring to as specifically syian banners there is also the Celtic or Gish
• 74:00 - 74:30 carnic there's an example of a dragon headed carnex in the base of Tran's column the carnex has been described as identical to a dacian trumpet there is a clear similarity between Gish carnic and the deian Latin Dragon standard in jewelry with dragons and serpents a dragon-headed carnic also appears to be held by a goic woman on the breastplate of Augustus now allegedly the cians were a
• 74:30 - 75:00 literate yet they managed to influence several different cultures and had extremely Advanced craftsmanship they were creating some of the most beautiful and detailed works of art completely made of gold with extreme detail this style of syian gold can be found all over Central Asia and Eastern Europe many of these works are over 2,000 years old and depict
• 75:00 - 75:30 dragons the cians were the Kels or better explained as The Druids the megalithic race of Ireland the Elven Dragon race The Druids held the symbols of The Serpent and the dragon in the highest esteem and consider them insignias of royalty they referred to themselves as NAD dreads this word means wise serpent it may be connected to the HEB Hebrew nans a title meaning serpent priest from Nasi meaning saintly leader
• 75:30 - 76:00 and tanagas a Hindu word meaning kingly serpents according to Manley Pall the priest of the Mysteries were symbolized as a serpent sometimes called Hydra the serpent Kings reigned over the Earth it was these serpent Kings who founded the mystery schools which later appeared as the Egyptian and Brahman Mysteries the serpent was their symbol they were the true sons of Light and from them
• 76:00 - 76:30 have descended a long line of adepts and initiates end quote mainstream history will tell us that the cians migrated east to west later becoming the Kelts however this was simply a return to the Homeland the land of the pen dragons the kingly bloodline that went back to anti-d deluvian times from Ena blaty quote in every ancient language the word Dragon
• 76:30 - 77:00 signified what it now does in Chinese the being who excels in intelligence end quote in brief after the delu the Arya or the true Dragon Elven Empire began to move west to east out of Ireland the migration is associated with the movement of the tribes of Israel who carried Advanced knowledge and traditions they traveled through regions such as Egypt Asia and tartaria and became known
• 77:00 - 77:30 by different names including the tarians the Huns the Saka cians the samarians and the Inu peoples this group originally formed a large Empire known as cyia which later evolved into the civilization of tartaria the Biblical term for the cians was Gog and Magog meaning Giants and Supernatural men quote could these have been the cians from Tarter the descendants of the wise
• 77:30 - 78:00 men who gave their religion in the arroe headed letters to Assyrian setic conquerors who had come down as tranan rors to the plains of Babylon and whose calan Faith spread even to Egypt and Europe from James bonwick Irish Druids and old Irish religions 1894 quote the different races of cians which have success sucessfully appeared on the border provinces of Persia and India are the following sakas or sake
• 78:00 - 78:30 the Sue or Sai of the Chinese kushin or takari the great yui of the Chinese karati or later kushins the little yuchi of the Chinese fites or white Huns the yetho of the Chinese from Cunningham 1888 the hungarians traced their lineage to the white Huns a branch of the cians
• 78:30 - 79:00 whose migrations across rasia left indelible marks on various cultures a small faction of cians driven by events lost to time ventured into Egypt and intermarried to become known as the hexos establishing themselves as rulers of Egypt from the hios there came corruption and arose the atenist faction which reorganized their power into a monotheistic cult centered on a 10 the solar deity this cult later dispersed
• 79:00 - 79:30 influencing Global events and traditions including the invasion of Ireland by the malians this Invasion marked a critical turning point in the beginning of the annihilation of the earlier Dragon Elven race a mystical and advanced people whose tradition and knowledge were targeted for Destruction the atonis preserved fragments of the original dragon Dragon Court though in a corrupted form embedding these elements into secret orders that eventually influenced
• 79:30 - 80:00 Freemasonry the marenian believed to descend from the dragon lineage maintained this bloodline and were known for their distinct red hair a trait symbolizing their cian Heritage their lineage was intimately tied to the esoteric lore of the Holy Grail representing the preservation of mystical and genealogical power through blood Central to this agenda was the veneration of Bloodlines with intermarriage among Elite families
• 80:00 - 80:30 ensuring not only the preservation of political and Royal privileges but also the retention of esoteric Powers tied to specific genetic inheritances the atenist formed the foundational framework for Christianity which acted as a vehicle for their consolidation of spiritual and political dominance their influence was instrumental in the reset that involved their Crusades in the systematic dismantling of paganism a term often used to obscure the remnants of the
• 80:30 - 81:00 earlier Dragon Empire and its esoteric traditions this effort culminated in the establishment of the Holy Roman Empire which served as a centralized power structure under their control Central to this Empire was the double-headed Eagle symbolizing the Phoenix an emblem of the reset phase or representing renewal and domination following the destruction of the previous Dragon
• 81:00 - 81:30 Empire this is the story incapsulated in the myth of Ketel kuato the Aztecs believed in a white bearded god named Kel kuato who had departed into the East with the promise of one day returning when Hernan Cortez and his crew of Spaniards came aore montazuma proclaimed Cortez to be kle cuado himself leading to the end empire being handed over without resistance this moment represents the hijack and AER process the legacy of the
• 81:30 - 82:00 previous Dragon race departing only to return in a new corrupted and controlled form under the guys of a Divine Dynasty but let's come back to Vlad the Impaler then what was the order of the Dragon we're told it was just a sholic order what does that even mean they essentially were like a more Eastern nights
• 82:00 - 82:30 Templar this was an early secret society with grand masters of the order were they a part of this Dragon Empire or what were they it was not called just order of the Dragon but it was actually order of the defeated Dragon quote the order of the defeated Dragon Society of the Dragon was a monarchical sharc order for selected nobility founded on the 12th of December in the year of Our Lord 1408 by
• 82:30 - 83:00 sigismund King of Hungary and later Holy Roman Emperor from 1433 to 1437 it was fashioned after the military orders of the Crusades requiring its initiates to defend the cross and fight the enemies of Christianity in particular the ottoman Turks end quote the society was not an order of dragons but they were the Dragon
• 83:00 - 83:30 Slayers quote the Edict of 1408 describes two Insignia to be worn by members of the order we and the faithful Barons and magnates of our kingdom shall bear and have and do choose and agree to wear and bear in the manner of society the sign or Effigy Of The Dragon incurved into the form of a circle its ta winding around its neck divided through the middle of its back along its length from the top of its head right to the tip of
• 83:30 - 84:00 its tail with blood forming a Red Cross flowing out into the interior of the Clift by a white crack Untouched by Blood just as and in the same way that those who fight under the banner of the Glorious martyr St George are accustomed to bury Red Cross on a white field end quot so they were ordered to wear an insignia that depicted a dragon in the shape of a circle being choked by its own tail and on its back it is bleeding
• 84:00 - 84:30 a Red Cross why the symbolism what does it all mean it would seem that this order of the Dragon is actually a hijack process in which the previous Dragon Empire was taken over destroyed and recycled Vlad is really only seen as a hero Loc everywhere else in Europe he's described as being brutal with his enemies in which they would be
• 84:30 - 85:00 staked but who were these enemies and were they really Turks this gets into Jesus speaking Arabic and how the previous civilization or Empire was a combination of Christian and Islamic motifs the subject far to extensive to discuss in full detail right now but the entire story of vad fighting off the Turks could be a cover up for the peoples that were there before vad is descended from the house of
• 85:00 - 85:30 basarab if we look at the coat of arms from the house we can see that it's depicted as a black crow or Raven biting or eating a cross with the staring Crescent off to the side as if it were stealing the cross after watching the video on Jesus Book Arabic you will see how the star and crescent was featured on many early Christian artwork works and there seemed to have been a merging of both belonging to a previous civilization that was
• 85:30 - 86:00 erased from history the house of dracul also features the star in Crescent why would they use the symbol if they were actively fighting the Ottomans who were known to use this for Islam they say that Vlad the second initially allied with the Ottomans as a vassel to maintain power and then Vlad theii rebeled against the Ottomans and refused tribute it makes more sense that this
• 86:00 - 86:30 house of Dracula and the Order of the defeated Dragon are actually the hijackers and use dark magic in order to accomplish this this theme is replicated in the story of St George another dragon slayer in this depiction St George is defending Christianity by defeating a dragon that had been requiring the sacrifice of humans until the Saints saved a princess from being eaten on the medieval depictions of this event we see that St George or the Red
• 86:30 - 87:00 Cross Knight has a white shield in Red Cross the mainstream account will have you believe that it simply symbolizes good over evil but why a dragon again this story seems layered with multiple meanings on one side you have the story being associated with Alchemy St George is The Alchemist while the dragon is the Prima Materia the raw
• 87:00 - 87:30 chaotic substance that The Alchemist seek to transform the princess symbolizes Divine wisdom or Sophia through her Liberation it signifies the attainment of higher knowledge the battle itself is the alchemical process NE Gro the initial confrontation alido is the purification and the re is the final stage symbolized by the slaying of the dragon and the attainment of the philosopher
• 87:30 - 88:00 stone well that may be true the other aspect to this is that we have another Alchemist dragon slayer so in a cult order defeating a dragon which typically would symbolize a group of people or even an Empire same with St Patrick's driving out the snakes of Ireland symbolizing the removal of so-called pagans from Ireland here St George has a similar meaning it is Christianity defeating the previous
• 88:00 - 88:30 culture or what is conveniently labeled as the evil or Pagan ones this is the dragon cian race that was hijacked by the new powers that be let's acknowledge the similarity between the symbol for the order of the dragon and the oroborus used by The Alchemist the only difference is that the dragon is being choked instead of swallowing its own tail and there is a bloody Red Cross while Draco and Latin does indeed
• 88:30 - 89:00 mean dragon dracul in Romanian actually means the devil so Dracula means son of dra or son of the devil some Modern accountants say he drank the blood of his enemies on at least one occasion and there is a woodcut depicting him feasting while surrounded by victims impaled on stage now remember most people on this subject of Dracula's relationship to Vlad III is
• 89:00 - 89:30 through the name of his father and how it was bestowed upon him through the order of the Dragon meaning the connection is based on the name dracul alone however there is a clue in Dracula that can help us tie this all together you see the mixup is people are trying to find direct evidence of Vlad III being a vampire as it is discussed in folklore around Europe such as being excommunicated or coming back from the dead to mess with his family or Town's
• 89:30 - 90:00 folk however what if that is not the connection that stoker was trying to make with Dracula and there's actually another reason he decided to choose that name and connect the famous literary Dracula to vad the Impaler in the novel stoker actually implies how Count Dracula became a vampire there is a part where arminius tells van Hing quote they learned his secrets in the scholomance amongst the mountains over Lake herot where the devil claims the
• 90:00 - 90:30 10th scholar as his due end quote note that we know that stoker believed Dracula to mean devil he also has the count using the pseudonym of count devil and we read quote the Draculas were says arminius a great and Noble race though now and again where sions who were held by their coevals to have held dealings with the evil one end quote the evidence Stacks up that it was
• 90:30 - 91:00 at the scholomance that Count Dracula consorted with the devil and I don't think it's a stretch to offer the theory that it is his attendance at the scholomance that was the source of the Count's vampirism but what is these scholomance first we have to talk about Emily Gerald she was a 19th century author who was connected to Roy y best known for her collections of Transylvanian folklore that influenced Stoker's
• 91:00 - 91:30 Dracula in her book on Transylvanian superstitions there is a section discussing the legend of the scholomance quote I may as well he mention the scholomance or school supposed to exist somewhere in the heart of the mountains and where all the secrets of nature the language of animals and all imaginable magic spells and charms are taught by the devil in person only 10 Scholars are admitted at a time and when the course of learning has expired and nine of them are released to
• 91:30 - 92:00 return to their homes the 10th scholar is detained by the devil's payment and mounted upon a dragon he becomes hence forward the devil's Aid the camp and assist him in making the weather that is to say preparing the Thunderbolts end quote notice the reference to dragon and the Thunderbolts part could be some olic a way of saying these were the new rulers of the land the Zeus or Thors who would control from
• 92:00 - 92:30 above this reference directly connects the scholomance to the order of the Dragon which was known for being a group of Alchemist and practitioners of black magic that would mean that Dracula is not connected to Vlad the Impaler just through name but actually because this is the secret history of a lineage of evil Royal Alchemist the real vampires now that we have this secret clue we can further connect how this
• 92:30 - 93:00 very well is the real connection between Dracula and Vlad and what Dracula actually represents the founder of the order of the Dragon was founded by sigismond of Luxembourg Holy Roman Emperor from 1433 until his death in 1437 while it's not exactly clear whether he was interested in Al or the oul his wife who was also a co-founder of the order was deeply associated with
• 93:00 - 93:30 Alchemy in Black Magic Barbara Von silly also known as the black queen or the vampire queen was the co-founder of the order of the Dragon in the 15th century she became the queen of Hungary and later the Empress of the Holy Roman Empire due to her marriage to Sigman of Luxembourg she was born around 1390 and was the daughter of the noble family of silly in present day
• 93:30 - 94:00 Slovenia Barbara inherited a unique genetic marker haplo group T which suggests likely secret Jewish ancestry Barbara had a reputation as an astrologer and Alchemist stanislav ynic described Barbara as the richest female Alchemist of all time and how she used very expensive but easily breakable tools for her experiments such that today there is no remaining evidence and a manuscript that is now
• 94:00 - 94:30 lost around 1440 the Bohemian Alchemist Johan vanon Laz is said to have reported on their alchemical experiments in the castle above sore where she kept a laboratory in the basement in Croatian focl Barbara is often identified with the figure of the black queen the black queen is described as a lady with long black hair who dressed herself in black there are Dark Legends about black
• 94:30 - 95:00 queen Barbara that are still widely known today including the queen had many lovers when she did not like them anymore she would throw them over the wall of her castle she was a bird Whisperer who kept a pet Black Raven that would attack people on her command she asked the devil to protect medrad against invading Turks offering her own life to him later she tried to trick the devil but
• 95:00 - 95:30 failed she has even been portrayed as a lesbian vampire a beautiful one of the traits of older Chronicles and historians agreed about her but nefarious creature this connects back to Carmela and shows that these were not just made up literary devices but secret references by Masons the vampiris stories origin ated at least partly from Piccolo min's account anas Sylvio piccolomini later to
• 95:30 - 96:00 be elected Pope Pas II chronicled Barbara in his Historia bohemica written in 1458 where he accused her of associating with Heretics and denying the afterlife and claimed that after the death of Albert II Barbara and her daughter Elizabeth used to profane the Holy Communion by drinking real human blood during the Liturgy this would even by modern medical standards qualify Barbara as a
• 96:00 - 96:30 living vampire Barbara was also accused of maintaining a female herum and staging huge sexual orgies with young girls okay so what we have is that the co-founder of the order of the Dragon was accused in 1458 of denying the afterlife and drinking human blood in ritual fashion this undeniably connects the order of the Dragon to vampirism not the vampires of folklor
• 96:30 - 97:00 but the secret society esoteric vampires that are hidden from the light there is even a claim that in the Adoration of the Lamb scene in the Gant alterpiece where the lamb is being drained of blood the leader of the female Martyrs at the top right is probably another crypto portrait of the queen now this is a deep Rabbit Hole this is really only the beginning we're about to see what the
• 97:00 - 97:30 order of the Dragon was really about remember mainstream history says that the order of the Dragon declined after 1437 but that couldn't be further from the truth let's first discuss the connection between the order of the dragon and the rcrs according to Francis Yates and the rosac crucian enlightenment the rosac crucia mov movement was the result of the visit of the English sorcerer John D to Prague in Bohemia under Ferdinand I's grandson
• 97:30 - 98:00 Emperor Rudolph II grandmas of the Order of the Golden Fleece and a knight of the order of the garer the oul underground had remained invisible until they announced themselves to the world as the order of the rosie cross also known as the rosicrucians the name recalls the Templar knights as well the holy VM tribunal to which belonged Emperor sigismond and whose symbol was a Red
• 98:00 - 98:30 Cross on a white background the words VM or fem according to gotfried liit the famous scientist in resecretion were derived from f as the law founded on common Fame in contemporary documents the members of the ven were frankly referred to under the name of Rose CRA and quote so what this means is that the rosar crusa movement can be directly tied to the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolph
• 98:30 - 99:00 II Not only was he Emperor but he was deeply involved in esoteric traditions and was part of multiple orders like the Order of the Golden Fleece and the Order of the garer notably Rudolph was a direct descendant of Emperor seisman the founder of the order of the Dragon which also uses symbolic image imery of the Red Cross similar to the r acution emblem both Rudolph II and Sigman
• 99:00 - 99:30 belonged to the house of Luxembourg Habsburg Emperor Rudolph II was well known for his obsession with Alchemy and the Occult and he even employed numerous Alchemists and occultists at his court in Prague including figures like John D and Edward Kelly his entire life mission was to find the philosopher stone giving him immortality in Eternal youth Sigman was also a member of the VCT also known as the holy VM which was
• 99:30 - 100:00 a powerful secret tribunal that operated in medieval Germany particularly west faia from the 13th to 16th centuries its Origins allegedly traced back to charlamagne's conquest of Saxony in 772 ad where it began as a covert organization to suppress paganism members were known as the knowers or the rose qua they used secret signs passwords and
• 100:00 - 100:30 multiple initiation stages required absolute secrecy from Members even from family it included powerful figures from church and state they conducted ritualistic midnight tribunals in underground locations and had specific symbolic Tools in cabalistic inscriptions but I found this to be extremely strange this order had secret soldiers of light masked men who would nail
• 100:30 - 101:00 summons to the gates of the castle a noble who would choose to obey the summons would arrive late at night at a designated Place masked men would emerge and place a hood on his head at midnight the hood would be removed and the accused would find himself in a vast underground vault facing the tribunal masked and dressed in black there is a tradition that one of the methods of execution was telling
• 101:00 - 101:30 the victim to go and kiss the statue of the Virgin a type of Iron Maiden on approaching it its doors would open and the victim was drawn in and closed around him by a secret mechanism before falling through a trap door and being cut to Pieces historical records suggest connections with between the them and other secret societies like the Templars and assassins so they were fighting against
• 101:30 - 102:00 pagans and yet they were doing rituals underground and were well versed in cabala as mentioned there are notable similarities between the order of the dragon and the knight's Templar particularly their shared emblem of the Red Cross beyond their Marshal Endeavors the Templars were deeply engaged in alchemical studies the idea of protecting Christianity is just a front these orders were all a part of
• 102:00 - 102:30 the reset and actively participating in oul practices Emperor sigman's connection to the occult don't stop there another fascinating leak is Sigman appears in a gmir titled the book of Auber melon a book that was cherished by the Golden Dawn the earliest existing manuscripts date from 16 8 and are written in German there is an alchemical book by Nicholas Fel published in London in
• 102:30 - 103:00 1624 as exposition of hieroglyphical figures that claims Fel bought the grimoire in 1357 the book tells the story of an Egyptian Mage named Auber melon who taught a system of magical and cabalistic secrets to Abraham of worms a Jew in worms Germany presumed to have lived from approximately 1362 to 1458 after concluding his studies with
• 103:00 - 103:30 aerelon Ibraham recounts that he traveled to Hungary and employed his skills to give the emperor sigismund a quote familiar Spirit of the second hierarchy even as he commanded me and he availed himself of its services with Prudence end quote what that means is this Abraham of worms gave Emperor sigismond the leader of the order of the Dragon a familiar Spirit an
• 103:30 - 104:00 entity that would do different services for the emperor that would be for divining so kind of like an old AI but it could see what was going to happen in the future and watch guard on the property to alert if needed Abraham of worms also confesses to having used magical means to bring about sigman's marriage with his second wife Barbara silly the black queen with whom he co-founded the order of the Dragon in 1408 so now we know that their marriage
• 104:00 - 104:30 was established through magic and Ault means but not just that this Abraham of worms was an alchemist who was controlling the royal bloodlines and influencing who would inherit the throne but one weird thing that I noticed while I was looking through this book is there's this insane reference inside of it it that's pretty my Bo apparently Abraham of worms summoned 2,000 artificial Calvary to support
• 104:30 - 105:00 federick the in his war against the hussites and in the footnote it even says he may have slipped up and it was actually 20,000 strange and foreign Warriors who came unexpectedly to range themselves under the standard of Frederick okay so are we talking about cyborgs or some type of lost a itch like the Brazen Head using Ault magic it could be that or some type of army of the
• 105:00 - 105:30 undead now let's discuss the ba family and how it's connected to the order of the dragon and descends from Emperor sigismond sigman's daughter was Elizabeth of Luxembourg who was a line of succession leading to Steven ba marrying into the lineage many Hungarian noble families such as B retained the emblem of the order of the Dragon on their coat of arms and there is even a legend which places the origin
• 105:30 - 106:00 of B to the year 900 it tells of a God-fearing Warrior called vus who set out to fight a dragon which dwelt in the swamps next to the castle of ited vas killed it with three thrust of his Lance and received the castle as a reward The Grateful people honored him with the names ba meaning good hero and animus Magnus apparently the bathy Cod of arms was styled in reference to this Legend
• 106:00 - 106:30 three horizontally placed teeth surrounded by a dragon biting its own tail Steven B was also responsible for financing the experiments of John D and was deeply interested in the oul Arts Steven B has an ancestor named Steven the bathy from a century before him who was in Alliance with Vlad the Impaler to help him reclaim the velian throne in 1476 Steven bathy from the 16th century
• 106:30 - 107:00 was the uncle of Elizabeth a known as The Blood Countess and is regarded as the worst female seral killer in history who was said to bathe in the blood of young virgins to retain her youth through her family Elizabeth was exposed to the occult in Black Magic from an early age her uncle was a professed Alchemist and practitioner of black magic Elizabeth's Aunt Clara ba a
• 107:00 - 107:30 distinguished lady at the court was reputed to be a witch and lesbian to make matters worse her nurse from childhood Elona Yu who was one of those arrested for these crimes in 1610 was steeped in the practice of black magic that reportedly required the sacrifice of children for their bones and blood apparently she had a manservant named thorco who introduced her to the
• 107:30 - 108:00 occult during the start of the 1600s when she was 40 years old and her husband died she grew increasingly Vain and feared the thought of aging and losing her beauty it is said that she was extremely beautiful and spent hours of her day admiring herself in the mirrors by this time she had already dabbled in forms of sorcery and Witchcraft working with two witches named Dara and dorocha with some claiming she had attended rituals that
• 108:00 - 108:30 included the sacrificing of horses and other animals however it was about to get much worse so this stuff is about to get pretty horrifying so just a warning before we move any further one day a servant girl accidentally pulled Elizabeth's hair while combing it Elizabeth slapped the girl's hand so hard she drew blood the girl's blood fell into Elizabeth's hand and she immediately
• 108:30 - 109:00 thought her skin took on the freshness of her young maid supposedly this is how she discovered that this was the way to Eternal youth Elizabeth had her accomp major Domo and thorco stripped the maid and cut her and drain her blood into a huge vat then Elizabeth bathed in it to beautify her her entire body Elizabeth began hosting large orgastic occult sessions during which
• 109:00 - 109:30 she and her servants would torture the chambermaids Elizabeth's servants were known to circulate in a black Carriage with its black horses through the village each night to lure young victims back to the castle for the next 10 years Elizabeth had her henchmen provide her with new young girls for these blood draining rituals in her blood baths there's even a claim that she went out of her way to see to it that these girls had proper Christian burials by a local
• 109:30 - 110:00 pastor at least initially but the pastor refused because he started to catch on that there was so many girls being brought to him dying from unknown and mysterious causes not sure about the burial part because why would someone so evil care about that but she then started disposing of the body secretly to keep this practice hidden sometime in 1610 one of her intended victims actually escaped and
• 110:00 - 110:30 told the authorities about what was happening at the castle the governor of the province was ordered to raid the castle on December 30th and they discovered some terrible sites there was a dead girl in the main room drained of blood another alive whose body was pierced with holes and the dungeon they discovered more living girls whose bodies had been pierced several times and below the castle they found the bodies of over 50
• 110:30 - 111:00 girls a trial was held and Elizabeth refused to plead guilty or innocent and never even showed up to the trial however her accomplices were forced to testify major Domo testified that about 37 unmarried girls had been killed six of whom he had personally recruited to work at the castle the trials revealed that most of the girls were tortured for weeks or even months they were cut with scissors
• 111:00 - 111:30 pricked with pins and even pted with burning irons into short spikes in a cage hung from a ceiling to provide Elizabeth with a blood shower during her sex orgies the trial showed in fact that Elizabeth killed over 62 women and in her diary she documented these deaths a complete transcript of the trial was made and it still survives today in Hungary everyone involved was beheaded
• 111:30 - 112:00 except for Elizabeth and the two witches as it was against the law for nobility to be executed so she was put on house arrest and sentenced to life imprisonment where stone masons were instructed to wall up the windows and doors locking herself inside another serial killer connected to royalty was X who somehow manages to outshine Elizabeth b a war hero who fought alongside Jon of
• 112:00 - 112:30 Arc and earned Fame for helping liberate Orleans during the Hundred Years War he then carried out some of the most sickening crimes in history he's labeled as one of the worst criminals of all time accumulating between 600 to 800 victims though some sources suggest the number could be higher his victims were primarily young children and peasants from the surrounding Villages of his castle after depleting his fortune XI
• 112:30 - 113:00 became obsessed with Alchemy and black magic believing it would restore his wealth he built Laboratories in his Castle's wing and hired Alchemists from across Europe including Francois pradi and anonia D pero his methods were particularly brutal children would be lured into his castle with Promises of food or work then tortured and killed in his private
• 113:00 - 113:30 Chambers many victims were sexually assaulted before death and their bodies were often mutilated as a part of ritualistic Ceremonies not only that but apparently he would eat their flush one of the reasons he's remembered as a Medieval vampire the murders appear directly tied to these occult practices according to trial documents X's first ritual murder involved dismembering a child removing organs and offering them
• 113:30 - 114:00 to Demons the blood was used to write magical formulas and conduct ceremonies bodies were arranged in specific ritual patterns and parts were preserved for future rights his servants testified that he would read from a cult text during these killings and often time them to align with satanic calendars and festivals his trial in 1440 brought forth extensive evidence of his ult
• 114:00 - 114:30 activities the court discovered gmars ritual tools and alchemical equipment in his castle multiple Witnesses described black masses and demons summoning ceremonies GI himself confessed to attempting to make packs with demons named Baron and orian believing they would Grant him knowledge power and gold he was executed by hanging and burning on October 26th 1440 along with
• 114:30 - 115:00 two of his servants despite his crimes he showed extreme remorse at his execution asking forgiveness from the parents of his victims and requesting a Christian burial well for some reason I doubt that he was truly sorry if there were really 800 victims or more but what are the implications of this level of ritual murder and vampirism in the early 15th century the scale and sophistication of
• 115:00 - 115:30 ritualistic murders by Nobles like X Dar and Elizabeth B points to organized a cult knowledge among medieval European Elites these weren't just random acts both cases show specific ritual patterns alchemical knowledge and similar victim selection the detailed grimoire ceremonies and black magic practices found in Jill's Castle required extensive
• 115:30 - 116:00 study considering the limited access to writ materials in the 15th century and the church's strict control of information these Nobles likely gained their ult knowledge through secret aristocratic networks the fact that both hired multiple experts in Black Magic and Alchemy suggest an underground network of practitioners while his confession may have been genuine 800 plus victims indicates this went far beyond one man's
• 116:00 - 116:30 Madness it points to an established tradition of dark practices among medieval nobility there are some original members of the order of the dragon that we didn't discuss who also had a deep obsession with Alchemy and the aole such as Stefan lazarovich the tall known for patronizing Scholars and maintaining a library containing alchemical and astrological text he's references having an early reference to the Basilisk in one of his
• 116:30 - 117:00 poems which is deeply associated with Alchemy and Herman II of silly Barbara or the black Queen's father was also known to have extensive libraries on astrology and Alchemy let's not forget Vlad III himself as we can see secret symbolism in one of his portraits there is one portrait in particular that has gained a lot of interest which depicts astrological symbolism on his crown or cloth headband indicating that
• 117:00 - 117:30 he was well versed in the occult and mystical Arts there is an article that discusses how the diadem itself contains precise astronomical symbolism related to Venus Earth conjunctions the topaz gym in a square setting represents the 730 day conjunctions while the five large symbolized the pentagram pattern created by Venus's 584 day orbital cycle the 8 pointed golden star mirrors
• 117:30 - 118:00 an ancient Sumerian symbol for Venus completing the Crown's astronomical significance this symbolism links Vlad to ancient esoteric Traditions implying his association with a school or order where this knowledge was venerated it becomes clear that the order of the Dragon was Far More Than A mission to protect Christianity it served as a vehicle for safeguarding Arcane Secrets accessible only to an elite few some of which
• 118:00 - 118:30 abused his power if the order of the Dragon wasn't a Christian military order then what was it it would appear that it was a secret society of Alchemists or the scholomance the school of Solomon in which once initiated one would be bestowed title of dragon these were the new dragons or the Dragon Slayers who replaced the previous Dragon Empire through their use of dark
• 118:30 - 119:00 magic not only were they in a cult order but the order of the Dragon was one of the primary power structures controlling Europe after the reset through strategic marriages and overlapping memberships of other prestigious orders such as the order of the golden flee and garter these Nobles maintained control across the continent while appearing to operate as separate kingdoms what history recorded as independent Royal courts was actually a
• 119:00 - 119:30 carefully coordinated web of power their reach extended from Spain through southern Italy across the Holy Roman Empire and even into England this wasn't just about territorial control it was about creating an invisible network of aligned interests that could shape European politics while appearing to be natural Rivals this sheds light on why stoker would have linked Dracula to Vlad the Impaler it was more than just because of
• 119:30 - 120:00 the name dragon and his reputation for being a brutal leader gram stoker was a close friend and Associate of the Welsh Golden Dawn magician and writer author Mackin who wrote numerous Works including a paper on the alchemical significance of the dragon and a novel on the tooth tag the fair is of Wales it has been suggested that stoker was a member of the OT or the Golden Dawn it's not a stretch to conclude that
• 120:00 - 120:30 stoker must have had access to a source of esoteric information far more informed in historical and alchemical terms than the folklore of Romanian peasants or contemporary literary sources this would explain why Dracula connected to Transylvania as historical accounts tell us vad III was the prince of vasia Dracula is associated with Transylvania because stoker is telling us the origin of this Elite vampirism which involves
• 120:30 - 121:00 ancient occult riots let's not forget that he was a Master Mason and while many tend to believe that Freemason spawned out of nowhere in the 18th century its Origins go back to the rosac crucians and then before that other shal orders such as the Templars and the Order of the Dragon Freemasonry even has an Ode to this in their degrees as the rose CRA is the 18th degree of the Scottish right now we can understand that the
• 121:00 - 121:30 origins of the literary vampire is based on the real vampire a secret tradition of elite occult blood rituals pass through corrupted Bloodlines that seek immortality and eternal youth through the philosopher stone the oroborus a serpent or Dragon devouring its tail represents endless continuity in the unbroken cycle of life and death the entire Pursuit Of The Alchemist was to discover the philosopher stone a legendary substance
• 121:30 - 122:00 believed to transmute base Metals into gold however Beyond material wealth the philosopher stone was also thought to Grant immortality by producing the elixir of Life capable of Rejuvenation and prolonging life in all early literary works of the vampire they are referenced with being associated with with royalty the reason vampires cannot go into the light is because this is an esoteric secret reserved for those in
• 122:00 - 122:30 the order vampirism being spread after a bite is a reference into recruiting more initiates into the order stoker mixed this secret esoteric right with the folklore Supernatural vampires which while they both are a real phenomena they are two different things they are connected however these rights began with ancient blood magic practiced by Noble Bloodlines in a sacred and disciplined
• 122:30 - 123:00 manner distinct from the corrupted forms seen in later times the blood of a princess offered willingly and born of deep love for the one performing the ritual served as a bridge between Realms the Act was not an act of taking but of sheer transformation symbolizing the union of energies to achieve a higher state of being this blood magic was a practice of elevating Consciousness fostering a collective awareness that transcended
• 123:00 - 123:30 individual barriers by merging their Essences participants created a form of shared mind a hiveel Consciousness that enhanced understanding empathy and unity within the group this interconnected state was not about domination but about harmonizing with the underlying Matrix of life aligning their Spirits with a universal order that wo all existence together it may seem strange but this practice has even made its way into
• 123:30 - 124:00 Christian rights which all of you might be quite familiar with the wine of the Eucharist symbolically transformed into the blood of Christ is consumed by the faithful as an act of unity with their savior this is similar to ancient blood rituals where consuming blood real or symbolic was believed to transfer power life force or Divine Essence from one being to another the implications of this are profound by drinking the blood of their
• 124:00 - 124:30 God Christians participate in a ritual that at its core Bears similarities to ancient oul practices it signifies a merging of the Divine IM mortal Realms where the essence of a higher being is eternalized to create a closer connection to the sacred the ACT is the essence of blood magic transformation Unity and elevation of consciousness through shared Essence while Christianity has distanced itself from associations with the cult
• 124:30 - 125:00 the symbolic consumption of divine blood can be viewed as a deeply mystical act it wasn't until greed and selfish desire for power came into play that this practice became corrupted and grew into a dark art among the elites once the bloodline became tainted and the battle for rulership began a rediscovery of ancient mysticism began often leading to dark Avenues to the desire to have power this means that jaula is a subtle
• 125:00 - 125:30 reference to the elite practicing a corrupted form of blood magic to give themselves power and longer lifespans but that is not the only reference in Dracula there is the mysterious bluefur lady Lucy Weston's Undead Persona who prays on children the term bloofer lady likely a child's mispronunciation of beautiful depicts Lucy's deceptive nature in this new form she lures
• 125:30 - 126:00 children away with maternal charm only to feed on their blood this is hinting at a darker side of the story that mirrors real world exploitation stoker introduces the bler lady through fictional news articles in the Westminster Gazette which resemble real life journalistic accounts of abuse and child exploitation from his time notably WT stad a journalist and
• 126:00 - 126:30 friend of stoker published exposes on these subjects including accounts of how children were lured by seemingly trustworthy figures offering gifts or promises only to be taken advantage of stoker may have been using the symbolism of the blue for lady to subtly expose Hidden Truths about exploitation and abuse cloaking these themes in the guise of fiction the ability for vampires to fly is another interesting reference
• 126:30 - 127:00 connected to the ult this is highlighted in the new nose for auu movie where hutter's wife experiences visions and dreams of the vampire one of the abilities possessed by Elite Alchemist is the power to asro project their body in leech onto others energy fields in some cases depending on their strength they can even manifest physically whether as Shadows or through physical signs like scratches or bite
• 127:00 - 127:30 marks this is a skill wielded by Advanced occultist those with disciplined mental faculties can latch onto another person simply by Will alone especially if their target lacks protection or is in a vulnerable state of consciousness while I'm not recommending engaging in such practices as it's important to understand how simple this technique can be in order to protect oneself there are many forms and levels
• 127:30 - 128:00 to this kind of psychic vampirism for example if someone wanted to harness the energies of others they could go into a crowd where energy is being misused and through visualization alone absorb it it's worth noting that balanced individuals who generate their own energy have no need for such practices as feeding on the energy of others is a reflection of a lower state of mind yet many in the modern day lack spiritual protection making them
• 128:00 - 128:30 susceptible all it would take is someone with Advanced visualization techniques such as imagining astral tentacles reaching out to absorb energy from an intended victim to drain energy and transfer it to themselves again I strongly discourage this depending on others for energy in this way is a sign of weakness but it illustrates the power of visualization and what some dark occultists practice how do you protect yourself
• 128:30 - 129:00 against astral vampires there are different methods and the most vulnerable targets are often those in a state of trauma or emotional distress those who are balanced and fully aligned with their personal path are typically immune to such attacks there are many types of energy energy vampires but the solution is universal maintain a strong internal energy State and cultivate a sense of balance and
• 129:00 - 129:30 well-being some achieve this by connecting to a higher power which is one of the most common and effective defenses others might focus on strengthening their energetic field through visualization techniques such as imagining a protective barrier surrounding their energetic body just as a psychic vampire can will the absorption of your energy you can will the protection and balance of your own energy a far more powerful approach than relying on others for
• 129:30 - 130:00 sustenance with this understanding we can piece together the entire nature of the vampire through its three main manifestations the folkloric vampire the literary vampire and the psychic vampire the folkloric vampire is a creature of nature most commonly associated with the Restless Dead or the excommunicated a spirit after dying becomes trapped in limbo within the etheric realm where its unstable psyche
• 130:00 - 130:30 transforms it into a monster this leads to the creation of an entirely new being one that feeds on the energies of loved ones to prevent itself from dissipating completely thereby sustaining the body for a temporary period these manifestations are not limited to humans as unruly Spirits can also attach themselves to people as seen with the suabbi and incubi the literary vampire on the other hand was invented by Masons and those
• 130:30 - 131:00 with esoteric knowledge spanning centuries it represents the elites who practice corrupted blood magic to achieve immortality it also symbolizes royalty's secret knowledge of the oul kept hidden from the masses such as their ability to astral project for certain rights and rituals this may sound far-fetched but historical accounts lend credibility to such claims for instance the Ben andon a
• 131:00 - 131:30 16th century agrarian Visionary tradition in Italy were referred to as the good Walkers these were said to be benevolent witches who claimed they could leave their bodies while asleep to battle malevolent witches in the astral realm who are ruining crops and spreading disease and interestingly the Ben and danty were said to possess this ability because they were born with a call on their head Elizabeth B herself was known to
• 131:30 - 132:00 keep a call for its occult Powers the call has a long history in the occult regarded as a Talisman with mystical properties practitioners would often dry and preserve it for years if not decades to harness its powers let's not forget the account of St Germain While most have heard of him in one often overlooked detail is his claim to have been the son of Francis II rotti the prince of Transylvania Francis was a member of the
• 132:00 - 132:30 Order of the Golden Fleece and his ancestors were connected to the order of the Dragon St Germaine's immense wealth could be attributed to his family who were among the wealthiest and hungry but both his fortune and his eternally youthful appearance could be also linked to his Mastery of alchemy the roty family as initiates of the order of the Dragon not only acquired wealth and status but also knowledge of
• 132:30 - 133:00 alchemical practices and the dragon symbol that adorned their family crest for those unfamiliar with St Germain he's this mysterious historical figure not a legend because there's numerous historical accounts that document his existence and he associated with prominent figures of his time such as kasanova voler and mosar St Germain was said to be 500 years old earning him the title Wonderman from voler who described him
• 133:00 - 133:30 as a man who does not die and knows everything a well-known Alchemist St Germaine reportedly never ate in public spoke several languages fluently and appeared surprisingly youthful he was said to have been born in 1691 and continued to make documented appearances into to the early 20th century but one of the most intriguing accounts comes from New Orleans according to the story St Germaine moved to New Orleans in 1902
• 133:30 - 134:00 earning a reputation for hosting lavish dinner parties that entertain the city's aristocracy strangely despite serving extravagant meals he was never seen partaking in the food known as a regular in the French Quarter he frequented bars nightly to me young women one night screams were heard coming from St Germaine's home after he brought a woman back from the bar the woman ran out and begged for
• 134:00 - 134:30 help claiming she had been attacked witness is noted B marks on her neck and when the police searched St Germaine's home they reportedly found blood stains and wine bottles filled with blood but St Germaine was nowhere to be found I'll go into AER am vampires in another video since that's the topic worth its own discussion but this story is worth bringing up it seems clear that vampires and
• 134:30 - 135:00 Alchemist share a deep connection both seeking Eternal youth through their practices now let's explore how these connections have evolved into the modern day many of you have probably heard that several US presidents are said to be descended from Vlad the Impaler also known as Dracula even King Charles has publicly acknowledged his descent from Vlad and owns multiple properties in Transylvania as he is the heir to this Dragon
• 135:00 - 135:30 bloodline this claim has been fact checked even by Snopes and found to be true some of you might remember the unveiling of King Charles portrait which caused a lot of controversy but why many say that it appears Sinister or demonic perhaps symbolically referencing being soaked in blood Queen Elizabeth II also shares distant ancestry with Vlad the Impaler
• 135:30 - 136:00 through her grandmother Mary of tech who was descended from two of vlad's sons interestingly several celebrities are also rumored to have ties to Vlad for instance Robert patternson known for playing Edward in Twilight is ironically said to be distantly related to the Impaler himself it is also possible that Johnny Depp is a distant relative of vad the
• 136:00 - 136:30 Impaler several references online suggest that Depp shares an ancestor with Queen Elizabeth II which would make Mary of tech a shared connection I'm not stating this as fact but an article in Forbes referencing Vogue notes quote the house of wisor from which Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III or descended has several distant ties to Hollywood actress Hillary Duff is the late Queen's 18th cousin and both
• 136:30 - 137:00 Beyonce and actor Johnny Depp are 20th cousins Ralph bines most famous for his role as Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter films is the eighth cousin of King Charles according to Vogue end quote this is particularly intriguing because Depp has portrayed several vampire-like characters in his career such as Barnabas and Dark Shadows even his role as Sweeney Todd could be Loosely connected given its cannibalistic and blood soaked
• 137:00 - 137:30 themes however the most bizarre connection lies in his role In Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas where there's a scene involving Gonzo claims to have obtained the substance from a Satanist and when Deb's character takes it he experiences a psychedelic trip filled with visions of a demon in an altered state of consciousness interestingly this substance is mentioned by Aldis Huxley where he Compares its effects to the symptoms of masculine
• 137:30 - 138:00 intoxication it's also referenced in A Clockwork Orange where the characters drink drug laced milk spiked with a substance called now I'm not here to dive into theories about the topic but rather to point out the similarities there are more subtle references worth noting like with Monsters Inc for example what is that movie really about monsters enter through doorways into another realm to collect fear which
• 138:00 - 138:30 Powers their world what is this fear could it be connected to on the surface it's just a cute kids movie but there are some unsettling underlying themes that hint at a much darker reality we can also see this in the Dark Crystal the skis are this cruel and tyrannical Elite race that maintain their youth and Power by draining the life Essence from
• 138:30 - 139:00 other beings particularly the peaceful podlings this process involving strange alchemical machinery and rituals are referencing energy extraction in ult practices the essence once drained is consumed by the skis to rejuvenate themselves they are literal vampires that require a dark and parasitic Reliance on the Vitality of others why would a kid's film have this strange focus on these life trining rituals is
• 139:00 - 139:30 beyond M but there's no doubt that it contains esoteric symbolism and alchemical concepts of Life Extension through unnatural means same for Hocus Pocus another familyfriendly film where three witches known as the Sanderson sisters seek to achieve immortality by absorbing the life essence of children they concoct a potion to drain the youth from their victims again referencing the idea of Life Force extraction and dark magic in Coraline the other mother lures
• 139:30 - 140:00 Coraline into a magical world and tries to trap her there she feeds on the lives of children stealing their Essence to sustain her perfect illusionary world she is a malevolent interspatial shape-shifting witch Fay entity who lures children into another Dimension with the goal of consuming their flesh for strength and keeping their souls as for prisoners the entire story of Tangled is a about a witch he uses a magical flower
• 140:00 - 140:30 in order to retain youth for hundreds of years when the flower's power is transferred to Rapunzel mother gothal keeps Rapunzel locked away to maintain her youth by extracting her energy using Rapunzel's hair another reference to Life Force extraction the are many more references in popular culture but another interesting aspect to this is there are a bunch of Articles and videos discussing how many celebrities don't
• 140:30 - 141:00 age at all or even a Buzzfeed video that claims these celebrities might be vampires in a trolly fashion but it is interesting to see what all the comments say even Jared letto when asked what was his secret to being so young supposedly responded with this sure maybe it's just a joke but just a weird thing to joke about like I said this Rabbit Hole goes much deeper but I prefer to keep these
• 141:00 - 141:30 things historical I just wanted to point out a few references in popular culture to this type of ult practice especially in familyfriendly films and even bring up the idea that it's still very possible that these real vampires are living among us that's for you to decide but regardless it seems clear that these were not only real entities throughout history but this practice has been secretly preserved through the literary
• 141:30 - 142:00 vampire and all its later derivations I'll leave it at that if you enjoyed the video please like subscribe and share with your friends we will go into the American vampires in another video so please stay tuned thanks for watching and all we can hope is that our minds may be unveiled let go of everything you think to be true relax the mind and ask the
• 142:00 - 142:30 question do I truly understand what this reality is