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Myslata of Blov

Pia huitwa: Myslata the shepherd
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Myslata of Blov is one of the oldest named walking dead in central Europe. The 14th-century Czech account has the dead shepherd roaming at night and calling out the names of those who are to die. Villagers dug him up, ran him through and cremated him while the corpse cried out. The name-calling, the bleeding corpse and the burning all reappear in later vampire reports from the same region.1

Pambana nao
Ilirekodiwa kwanza
1336
Dated to 1336 in Czech sources
Asili
Czech (Bohemian)
Chekia
Nini husababisha
Haijawahi kuelezwa
The source consulted gives no cause.
Akili
Akili kiasi
Sehemu dhaifu
  • exhumation
  • piercing the body with a stake
  • burning

Ilionekana lini kwanza?

Dunia ya kaleZama za Kati1500 hadi 18991900 hadi 19671968 hadi 19992000 hadi 20092010 hadi leo1336

Dated to 1336 in Czech sources

maelezo ya uwandani

Vyanzo vinasema nini

1

A shepherd from the village of Blov in Bohemia1

2

His call was a death sentence with an eight-day term1

3

The corpse is said to have screamed and bled when it was stabbed1

4

Staking alone was not trusted, and the body was burned1

5

Paired in the record with the woman of Levín a few years later1

Vyanzo

  1. Vampire folklore by region - Wikipedia

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UpiórSlavic, 1100Johannes CuntiusSilesian (German), 1582FextCzech and central European, 1630PijavicaSlovene and CroatianWoman of LevínCzech (Bohemian), 1344

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