From what I recollect, Draco was later reincarnated as the Malfoy's son in Harry Potter.

No. I'm fairly certain there is no historical value of any kind in this story. The castle and surrounding kingdom might as well have been Generia, Vaguengland.
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I think the OP meant like true events as in a legend like King Arthur?

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Yes it's based on a event that happened in the 1930's but they decided to move the story to medieval times instead.

I believe that once he "died" Draco can back in human form and became known as James Bond
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Didnt you know? Braveheart fashioned Draco's shinbone into a hilt for his sword? The very same which he used to fight Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo?

I haven't laughed this hard in forever.
See I thought Draco's bones were put in the Smithsonian next to T-Rex.
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Based on real events? Ah Let me think. No. A talking dragon, yeah sure. My dog and I have conversations everyday. But then again I am insane.Ha ha.
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LMAO I love the responses to this idiocy

Based on real event?!
I wish.
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I heard they found Draco's DNA in a fossilized mosquito and are using it to genetically engineer him on some remote island in the Pacific Ocean

I belive Draco`s bones are now on display at a museum in London

This was quite obviously a documentary.

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really? i heard Draco turned feral before he died and was found sleeping under ground in London. He almost brought the worlds population to extinction. It took a bald Matthew McConaughey and a half starved Christian Bale to take him out McConaughey was his last meal shame
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"Historically, when Draco died his bones actually remained behind and they were used later in the 19th century to construct a massive hydraulic spider that was used to attack president Ulysses S. Grant during the union of the Transcontinental railroad."
I can't stop laughing at this.

Well there was some embellishment, naturally.
Historically, when Draco died his bones actually remained behind and they were used later in the 19th century to construct a massive hydraulic spider that was used to attack president Ulysses S. Grant during the union of the Transcontinental railroad.

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Yep. It's a true story.

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You werent the only one laughing
tbh, troll much?

hannigan_shenanigan on Tue Nov 10 2009 11:38:44
Is this based on real events or is it faux like King Arthur?
i laughed when i read your title - thought you were joking.
now i just weep for the future

it's a real story from a very,very very long time ago.
lol