Is There An Unholy Vampire Bible?

As fun as the idea is, in a strictly fictional sense, there is zero scholarly, historical and or anthropological evidence to these claims. The term “Akhkharu” is often cited in modern occult literature as a reference to vampiric entities in ancient Mesopotamian mythology.

Authors, such as Michael W. Ford in his book “Akhkharu: Vampyre Magick”, associate the term with ancient Sumerian and Chaldean myth and lore .

However, these interpretations are not ed by mainstream Assyriology or any historical evidence.

In Mesopotamian mythology, there are entities like the “edimmu” - ghosts of improperly buried individuals who were said to drain ones life energy and the “alû” , malevolent entities who attacked sleeping victims at night .

While these beings share some characteristics with later vampire legends, they are not described as vampires are today in any kind of modern sense. Nor is there any evidence of any Vampire Bible from any of these ancient cultures.

The Term Edubba, also spelled “eduba” refers to “a house of tablets”, which was basically a type of writing school for the ancient Mesopotamians.

Also, it goes without saying that we are currently living in the 21st (known) Century (of civilization and dating systems) - so anything written in the “31st century” would be from the future, not the ancient past. Lol