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He is also known as '''Vlad Ţepeş''' ("the Impaler") for his infliction of certain bodily [[mortification]]s against his enemies; as well as '''Vlad Drăculea''' ("Son of the Dragon") after his father Vlad II Dracul, a member of the Order of the Dragon (established in commemoration of the 1389 Battle of [[Kosovo]]).
==Bram Stoker's ''Dracula''==During the nineteenth century, Irish writer Bram Stoker wrote the novel ''Dracula'' associating Vlad III with vampirism (a widespread Balkan folk belief concerning the undead). This remains his predominant image outside of Romania, where he is remembered as a hero and saint.
==Conversion rumors==
