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The Foreign Merchant

A merchant from a foreign land once visited Dracula's capital of Tirgoviste.

Benedict de Boithor, a Polish nobleman in the service of the King of Hungary, visited Dracula at Tirgoviste in September of 1458.

The two monks were from a Catholic monastery in Wallachia or wandering Catholic monks from a foreign land.

There are at least two versions of this story in the literature.

Dracula once noticed a man working in the fields while wearing a too short caftan.

Dracula once had a mistress who lived in a house in the back streets of Tirgoviste.

Dracula was known throughout his land for his fierce insistence on honesty and order.

A priest has preached that a sinner will not be forgiven if he does not give back what he has stolen.