"Dori" is a word from the Romanian language, and according to legend in Romania there is a castle built on top of a cliff, Bran Castle, where the legendary Prince Vlad III Basrab, also known as Count Dracula, spent the night. Count is his title, and Dracul is a dragon from the Romanian language. The nickname Dracula is a merit of his Order of the Dragon, it is a knightly order founded by the King of Luxembourg to protect the Hungarian royal house from internal and external enemies. According to legend, in order to earn this order and the title of commander of the border troops, Dracula alone guarded the passage to Transylvania while always smiling while killing enemies, he left only one enemy stallion alive to scratch the word “dori” with a knife on his belly and pierce a mirror into the horse next to this word, sent him back to the enemies. As a consequence, one stallion resorted to them for the place of several brave knights with a message. About message, the translation of the word "dori" is "like". And the mirror reflected this and added irod, that is, dori on the contrary. And irod is translated from Romanian as a clown, and dori is translated as like And the bloody word "dori irod" came out. Which translates directly as "like a clown", which describes Dracula who, like a clown, always smiles. The idea of this is to scare the enemies with just a word.