The Hungarian Queen Who Drank Blood To Stay Young Forever
Countess “Dracula” is remembered as the evilest woman that walked on the planet.
Countess Elizabeth Báthory was a Hungarian noblewoman from the kingdom of Hungary. She was born on 7th August 1560 and belonged to the noble family of Báthory, who owned land in the Kingdom of Hungary, which consists of present-day Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania.
She was born to Baron George VI Báthory and Baroness Anna Báthory. From mother’s side, Elizabeth was the niece of Hungarian noble Stephen Báthory, the king of Poland and the Prince of Transylvania.
As a young woman, Elizabeth learned Hungarian, Latin, Greek, and German. Born into a family of nobility, she was endowed with education, wealth, and a notable social rank.
Throughout her childhood, Elizabeth suffered seizures, loss of control, and fits of rage. She also witnessed brutal punishments given out by her family’s officers on their estates. Her family included some disturbing kin as well. One of her aunts taught her sadomasochism, and she learned about Satanism from her uncle.
At age 10, Elizabeth was engaged to Count Ferenc Nádasdy, son of Baron Tamas Nádasdy and Orsolya Kanizsai. The marriage was to take place a little later since Elizabeth was…
