The Corpus Draculianum collection brings together for the first time all sources about and by Vlad III Draculea ("the Impaler," 1431-1476) from the period of 1448 to 1650: private, diplomatic, and business correspondence, records of negotiations, administrative documents, narrative and pictorial sources, as well as inscriptions, coins, and seals. Dozens of chroniclers, writers, and rulers from the ruling courts of the Safavid Empire to the Iberian Peninsula, Great Britain, and the Moscow Empire have left relevant testimonies. The sources, written in 17 European and Oriental languages, have been critically edited and extensively commented on by an interdisciplinary research team in two languages (original text and translation). Accompanying studies introduce each volume to facilitate the understanding and contextualization of the text collection. This is aimed at both interested laypeople and professionals.