Tokat Castle has intersting stories.
Count Dracula, known as the ancestor of vampires, and Count Dracula, the subject of many films, and the 3rd Vlad, the Prince of Wallachia, were also held captive in Tokat Castle in the 15th century for 4 years.The 3rd Vlad, who was known as Pilee Vladubuel or Count Dracula and who was known as drinker of blood of Ottomans soldiers, was held prisoner in Tokat for 15 in Tokat.
The Prince of Romania, who grew up together with Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror in the Ottoman Palace in Edirne, was sent to Tokat as exile because he entered into various wrong relations.It is said that he was kept from time to time in the castle dungeons,at least for about four years. Then he was sent to Kütahya Emet. He fled from Emet to Romania and returned to his own country, and then became Vlad.
After he became Prince of Romania, his murderous works caused him to be called the Vlad the Impregnate or Dracula.In other words, associating with a vampire story, drinking blood, improvising its own opponents or opposing statesmen makes it so famous in Europe.Of course, this is something that occurs in life after his resettlement in Tokat. Then the Ottoman Empire put an end to its principality.You can still see his dungeons at the castle.
