Valac
Valac
The name first sparked the interest of the people because of its appearance in ‘The Conjuring Universe’ in the film The Conjuring 2. It appeared to be in the form of a demonic nun. The demon’s popularity raise among the viewers led to the making of the movie “The Nun”. In the Goetic magic book named The Lesser Key of Solomon, Valac is said to be a demon. In some supposed books, Valac is an angelically winged boy traverse on a two-headed dragon. Some including Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, Liber Officiorum Spirituum, and the Munich Manual of Demonic Magic support the angelically winged persona procession.
| Name | Valac |
| Other names | Ualac, Valak, Valu, Volac, Volach, Coolor or Doolas |
| Origin | not known (please suggest in comments below) |
| Country / Location | Germany |
| Known for | demon, demon in the movie “The Nun” |
Facts about Valac (Demon)
- Some of the other names by which the demon is known to include Ualac, Valak, Volac, Valu, Volach, Coolor, Doolas, and more.
- In popular culture, the film titled Vampires (1998) had a character named Valek, who was noted as the first Vampire.
- In demonology, it is believed that the boy possesses the power to summon and control serpents. In manuscripts, he tentatively is credited with the power of finding treasures as well.
- The demon is listed in the Lesser Key as leading the 30 legions of demons. According to the Munich Burnich, he is said to be commanding 27 legions of spirits.
- The character of Valac is adapted in the game Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon.
- He is considered as the Great President of Jinnestan.
