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Jure Grando

Também chamado de: Giure Grando, Jure Grando Alilović
Folclore e mitoMorto-vivo1500 a 1899

Jure Grando of Kringa is often described as the first named individual recorded as a vampire in European print. The Carniolan scholar Valvasor reported how, sixteen years after Grando's death, the villagers and their priest dug him up, failed to stake him and finally cut off his head. The door-knocking that marks a household for death recurs across Balkan and Greek revenant lore. Kringa now promotes the story to visitors.12

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Primeiro registro
1672
Beheaded in 1672 according to the account published by Johann Weikhard von Valvasor
Origem
Istrian (Croatian)
Croácia
O que causa
Nunca explicado
The legend does not explain why he rose; he is simply called a štrigon, the local word for a sorcerer or vampire.
Inteligência
Alguma inteligência
Pontos fracos
  • decapitation
  • a hawthorn stake was tried and failed

Quando apareceu pela primeira vez?

Mundo antigoIdade Média1500 a 18991900 a 19671968 a 19992000 a 20092010 até hoje1672

Beheaded in 1672 according to the account published by Johann Weikhard von Valvasor

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O que dizem as fontes

1

A stonemason of Kringa in Istria who died of illness in 165612

2

For sixteen years he was said to knock on doors at night, and someone in each house died soon after12

3

He was also said to assault his widow in her bed12

4

Nine villagers opened the grave and found the body intact and smiling12

5

The stake rebounded from his chest; when a villager sawed off the head the corpse screamed and bled12

Fontes

  1. Jure Grando - Wikipedia
  2. Vampire folklore by region - Wikipedia

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