Place DA·L·0002
Kisiljevo
The Serbian village where, in 1725, the case of Petar Blagojević was described in a report that brought the word “vampire” into print.
The Kisiljevo case is identified by many studies as one of the earliest printed attestations of the term◇ Critical attributionA reasoned connection proposed by scholars or critics, but not confirmed by the creators..
Position in the atlas
Network
Connections
1 direct connections · 13 further links. Dashed lines indicate weak or unproven links.
- Revenant creature · via Vampire
- Strigoi creature · via Vampire
- Visum et Repertum source · via Vampire
- Medveđa place · via Vampire
- Protections against the dead belief or ritual · via Vampire
- The threshold and invitation belief or ritual · via Vampire
- The Vampyre (Polidori, 1819) source · via Vampire
- Dracula (Stoker, 1897) source · via Vampire
- Vampires of Eastern Europe collection · via Vampire
- Vurdalak creature · via Vampire
- Black Sabbath film · via Vampire
- The family vampire motif · via Vampire
- La Guzla source · via Vampire
Revision history
- First draft.— Editorial team
How to cite this page
Redazione Dread Atlas, «Kisiljevo», Dread Atlas, Entry DA·L·0002, updated 25 September 2026. https://macabralia.com/en/places/kisiljevo/