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The first vampiers can from reaaly ones like in 1867 when two crew members were missing and the caption found James Brown sucking upon their necks then when this was in the paper people invenented movies and books and so on out of the idea but the name Dracula came from a very power full prince.
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BlakeThe word 'Vampire' comes from the Slavic word 'Obyri.' The Greek word 'Nosophoros,' which translates into 'plague carrier' evolved into the Slavonic word, 'nosufor-atu.' The words 'vampire' and 'Nosferatu' are interchangeable. In folklore, early versions of the depiction of vampires were associated with complications in childbirth.
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