The Ultimate Vampire Resource and Directory

After reading this book, one will never look at dragons in the same way again.From before 35,000 BC in northern Eurasia, an astonomical and philosophical culture, called the dragon-culture by the author, was transmitted to our present time. This book traces that culture, part of the polar constellation Draconis, through Mesopotamia, Egypt, the Balkans, Languedoc, the Military Orders [including The Order of the Dragon], the Freemasons and into the present. It is based on academic and scientific sources, and is the first complete and professional history of the culture that created modern civilization.

This order appears to be mentioned in Dracula by Bram Stoker and may be one of it`s sources of inspirations.One of his members was Vlad II Dracul, voivode of Wallachia and the father of Vlad III Dracula (the character that inspired Stoker`s book).