The count, who gained world fame through Bram Stoker's 1897 novel "Dracula," earned his nickname due to his habit of executing captured Turks and other opponents by impaling them on wooden spikes.
Grof, koji je stekao svetsku slavu preko romana Brama Stokera "Drakula" iz 1897. godine, dobio je taj nadimak zbog običaja da zarobljene Turke i druge protivnike pogubi nabadanjem na drveni kolac.