Death figures and figure known to many people is a loss, especially the figure disappeared, died mysteriously. But behind these events, providing opportunities to those who are obsessed to be a character figure, as noted in the following list :
1. Grigory Otrpyev
He is an impostor number one in recorded history, how he does not claim to be the youngest son of Ivan the Terrible, Dimitriy Ioannovich, during a July 21, 1605 until his death on May 17, 1606.
But then the public more confidence that Dimitriy actually been killed in the city of Uglich, and this false Dimitriy named Grigory Otrpyev. Fraudster admits that his mother is the wife of Tsar Ivan, has anticipated the killing and sent him to a temple to hide.
A number of Russians who know Tsar Ivan later claimed that indeed resembles a young Dimitriy young tsaveris. Dimitriy described as having the ability aristocracy in general, horse riding, bookish knowledge and speaks both Russian and Polish. Some of his followers are honorable people their support for the fight against Tsar Gugonov.
When Tsar Gugonov died suddenly, the Russian army on his side (Dimitriy), on June 1, his imprisoning the newly crowned king, Feodor II and mother then they were killed. Grigory then mengangkan himself became Tsar. However, because of rumors that Grigory would transform Russia into a Catholic country, he was shot dead.
But then the public more confidence that Dimitriy actually been killed in the city of Uglich, and this false Dimitriy named Grigory Otrpyev. Fraudster admits that his mother is the wife of Tsar Ivan, has anticipated the killing and sent him to a temple to hide.
A number of Russians who know Tsar Ivan later claimed that indeed resembles a young Dimitriy young tsaveris. Dimitriy described as having the ability aristocracy in general, horse riding, bookish knowledge and speaks both Russian and Polish. Some of his followers are honorable people their support for the fight against Tsar Gugonov.
When Tsar Gugonov died suddenly, the Russian army on his side (Dimitriy), on June 1, his imprisoning the newly crowned king, Feodor II and mother then they were killed. Grigory then mengangkan himself became Tsar. However, because of rumors that Grigory would transform Russia into a Catholic country, he was shot dead.
2. Claude des Armoises
Some fraudsters claiming to be Joan of Arc, after his death in 1431. One of the considerable success is Claude des Armoises, who is the wife of a knight, Robert des Armoises. In 1436 he claimed himself as Jean of Arc, especially supported by his brothers Joan.
He did a play and portray Joan until 1436, to get a variety of gifts and subsidies. An historical note stating, "this year has come a young woman, she was a girl from France, and played his part so well that many people are deceived by it, especially the nobles" some modern authors reiterate this text, and stated that there is someone who replaces Joan of Arc when he was executed. However, this estimate is very shallow, with dinulifikasikan witnesses who attended the execution of Joan of Arc.
He did a play and portray Joan until 1436, to get a variety of gifts and subsidies. An historical note stating, "this year has come a young woman, she was a girl from France, and played his part so well that many people are deceived by it, especially the nobles" some modern authors reiterate this text, and stated that there is someone who replaces Joan of Arc when he was executed. However, this estimate is very shallow, with dinulifikasikan witnesses who attended the execution of Joan of Arc.
3. Pseudo-Nero (Nero Palsu)
After the Emperor Nero committed suicide in a village servants Pahon, June 68. After the incident many emerging false Nero-nero between the autumn of 69 AD until the reign of Emperor Domitian. False Nero who first appeared in the fall or early winter of 69 AD, province of Achaia, now known as Greece.
Nero did several times ever visited Greece in (66-67M) for berpartisioasi in an event Panhellenic games, and this may be used as evidence to reinforce his deceit. And even according to the researchers of history impostor was a slave from Pontus city, nor slaves from Italy. Not much can be known false Nero's life history, and simply stated that the false Nero approached him with the troops defectors. Then they go to sea, where he memyatakan himself as a Nero. But he was eventually captured and beheaded.
Nero did several times ever visited Greece in (66-67M) for berpartisioasi in an event Panhellenic games, and this may be used as evidence to reinforce his deceit. And even according to the researchers of history impostor was a slave from Pontus city, nor slaves from Italy. Not much can be known false Nero's life history, and simply stated that the false Nero approached him with the troops defectors. Then they go to sea, where he memyatakan himself as a Nero. But he was eventually captured and beheaded.
4. Margaret Palsu
False Margaret (1260-1301), a Norwegian national women who resemble Margaret, Maid of Norway. Margaret who actually died in 1290, in Orkney, and the ayang King Eirik II of Norway died in 1299, carried out by his own brother, Hakon V. At the same time there came a woman in Bergen, Norway, got off the ship that sailed from Lübeck , Germany.
He claimed himself as Margaret, and disclaim any public allegation against death. He stated that he did not die in Orkney, but sent to Germany, where he married. Some people in the city and include clerical support his claim, although King Eirik identified the body of her daughter, and although it looks like the woman is 40 years old, whereas the actual Margaret will be 17 years. Margaret and her husband later proved false commit a fraud, as the husband and Margaret false dipengggal burned.
5. Raictor
Reactor is the Eastern Orthodox priest who pretend as Emperor Michael VII, of the Byzantine Empire, and participate in the mission of the Normans led by Robert Guiscard to destroy the Byzantine Empire, which was then in a state of chaos.
Alexios I Komenos dropped by Nikephoros III Botaneiates and also attacked by an invasion of the Balkans in the leadership of Robert Guiscard, Duke of Apulia. Guiscard take advantage of the fall of Michael VII by Nikephoros III in 1078. Guiscard knows that Raictor not anybody, so he use it. But when Robert Guiscard feel quite satisfied with what he gets, Raictor was removed slowly.
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