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The meaning of the word has changed. In modern Romanian it means "devil", but the 15th and 16th century Slavonic word meant "dragon"; hence Vlad II gained the moniker Vlad "the Dragon" (Dracul), after becoming a member of the "Societas Draconistarum" (Order of the Dragon), a chivalric order founded by the Holy Roman Emperor, Sigismund von Luxembourg. It'd be interesting to find out exactly when the modern meaning took over, and if it is connected with Vlad III's bloodthirsty legacy.

@@AJD09FB Well, a dragon looks like a deamon/devil so I guess the meaning of the word has naturally progressed towards that. I think it has very little to do with Vlad the Impaler "bloodthirstiness", witch was an exaggeration by the Hungarians and the Germans circulating stories at the time. He was a cruel ruler no doubt about that, but that was the norm in that period. On the other hand he was also a fair leader and a patriot that defended the country from the Ottoman invasion. His father title "Dracul" is often attributed to him because he was also part of the "Dragon" order (1431) but his title was revoked because one year later his father refused to fight with the Ottomans, witch was the purpose of the order.

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