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− | * <font style="color: #BA4A02;">'''An Elder Vampire'''</font>, Tivadar was embraced during the earliest nights of the Camrilla and predates (if only briefly) the formation of The Sabbat. The younger son of a Hungarian nobleman, he was trained as a soldier from the time he could hold a blade. Tivadar was there on the battlefield on that fateful day in 1453, when the walls of Constantinople were breached and the millenium and a half history of the Roman Empire finally came to an end. It left him with a lasting hatred of Turks, against whom he fought bitterly for nearly a century after that. | + | * <font style="color: #BA4A02;">'''An Elder Vampire'''</font>, Tivadar was embraced during the earliest nights of the Camrilla and predates (if only briefly) the formation of The Sabbat. The younger son of a Hungarian nobleman, he was trained as a soldier from the time he could hold a blade. Tivadar was there on the battlefield on that fateful day in 1453, when the walls of Constantinople were breached and the millenium and a half history of the Roman Empire finally came to an end. It left him with a lasting hatred of Turks, against whom he fought bitterly for nearly a century after that. Now rapidly approaching his six hundredth year, he's one of the ninth generation.<br><br> |
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Revision as of 14:39, 30 April 2018
In 1453, Turkish sultan Mohammed II broke through the walls of Constantinople. With the fall of the great city, Christians lost to Islam the last bastion of the once vast and powerful Byzantine empire in the East.
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