Where do vampires come from and where did they spread to?

Question

DON'T GIVE "THEY DON'T EXIST" STATEMENTS LIKE THAT ITS REALLY ANNOYING. Its called Mythology and folklore if you don't believe stay the h**l out of the category if not i will report you...thank you

Answer 1

In all honesty, I don't believe anybody knows where they came from. They've been around, lingering behind the scenes of almost every culture, and in almost every time period. We've been around for almost as long as you have.

I'm not sure I quite understand the second question entirely. The word "spread" makes us seem like a disease. In my mind, the most prominent theory out there is that vampirism is something in your genes. It can't be caught, it just happens to come into effect.

We were probably just a very old evolution or mutation. We separated ourselves from your culture, preferring to find solace in our own kind. As I've said, this is just speculation on my part.

I think our roots are quite a mystery. One that might never be uncovered.

Answer 2

It depends on the folk lore you read or popular fiction, anne rice thinks that vampires are from an evil spirt that jumped in the body of an ancient egptian queen.

If they exisist they were created by something as a form of control over something else.  who really knows?

Answer 3

Transylvania, im not sure if that is a real place or not

Answer 4

They come from the creative imagnination and spread through superstition and fear to the imaginations of others.

Answer 5

i forget.

Answer 6

They came from the most simple of places young master. They cam from The Garden of Eden. God's second creation. In the Catholic bible god flooded the Earth twice breaking his promise to Noah. The second flood was for the Vampires young master.

Answer 7

Most history speaks of vampires coming from Romania and Transylvania, and even Yugoslavia.  Many countries actually have history of vampire folklore.  There is a great novel out about this stuff called The Historian. IDK the author offhand tho.  Good stuff!