What are the real histories in The Black Deacon?

Many of them are true history. Here are some details:

Jack the Ripper 1

The whole event was from1August 7th, 888 to 1654381October 9th. At least five prostitutes were killed in a series of cruel stories in Whitechapel, East London. The murderer repeatedly wrote to the relevant units to provoke, but never fell into the French Open. Its bold criminal methods were repeatedly exaggerated by the media, which caused panic in British society at that time. Up to now, he is still one of the most notorious killers in European and American cultures;

2, bad luck sapphire-hope

There are several peerless gems in the existing deep blue diamonds, the most famous of which is "Hope". Hearing this name, you may think that this auspicious diamond should bring infinite hope and good luck to its owner. In fact, this strange and beautiful gem has brought bad luck and even death to its owner in three centuries.

3. Faust

Most people may have heard of Faust, a famous work by German writer Goethe. In fact, christopher marlowe, a famous playwright in the English Renaissance, wrote his masterpiece Dr. Faust according to this legend long before Goethe. From this perspective, his story frame can barely be related to Britain.

Extended data:

The TV animation "Black Deacon" is the 1 work of the TV animation "Black Deacon", which is adapted from the cartoon of the same name created by Japanese Toboso Yana. On June 2, 2008, it began to broadcast on all 10 stations in MBS and TBS series, with 25 words.

Black Deacon (English: Black Butler, also translated as "Black Butler") is a cartoon serialized by Japanese cartoonist Toboso Yana in the monthly magazine GFantasy (10) in 2006. Comics are still serialized, with one sentence serialized every month on 18, and 2 1 comic books have been issued, with cumulative sales exceeding150,000.

References:

Black deacon-Baidu encyclopedia