Myths of Romania
5 hrs. 5 min.
Description
Myths about vampires exist in the mythologies of many peoples, but it was in Romania that the most famous character of this genre was created. Irish writer Bram Stoker turned the grim medieval commander, Count Dracula, into an aristocratic killer—and this image became widely known thanks to the film industry. But who was the real Dracula, and what connections does this character have with Romanian mythology and folk beliefs? This book offers answers to these questions and many more.
It tells about shocking cults that existed among the ancient Romanians—the Dacians—how Romanian folklore was formed at the intersection of different cultures, and how legends of wolves, werewolves, and vampires became part of the Romanian national myth. This amazing journey through the world of myths and legends will help you learn about the remarkable culture and traditions of the Romanian people.
It tells about shocking cults that existed among the ancient Romanians—the Dacians—how Romanian folklore was formed at the intersection of different cultures, and how legends of wolves, werewolves, and vampires became part of the Romanian national myth. This amazing journey through the world of myths and legends will help you learn about the remarkable culture and traditions of the Romanian people.
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