KUROSHITSUJI

Basque is a language spoken by Basques and others of the Basque Country, a region that straddles the westernmost Pyrenees in adjacent parts of northern Spain and south-western France.

MALE NAMES: https://ling-app.com/de/german-names/ https://www.familyeducation.com/baby-names/first-name/origin/old-german https://closeronline.co.uk/family/news/german-names-baby-traditional/ https://www.verywellfamily.com/50-german-baby-names-meanings-and-origins-5089294 https://ideasfornames.com/german-boy-names-with-meanings/ https://www.familyeducation.com/baby-names/first-name/origin/old-french https://www.peanut-app.io/blog/gothic-baby-names https://kidadl.com/baby-names/inspiration/top-gorgeously-gothic-boy-names-for-your-baby https://www.mamanatural.com/baby-names/boys/lists/majestic-medieval-names-for-boys-with-majesty-and-strength/ https://www.legit.ng/1396568-50-insanely-cool-gothic-names-future-children.html https://parenting.firstcry.com/articles/top-100-medieval-names-for-boys-girls/ https://kidadl.com/baby-names/inspiration/medieval-male-names-with-old-world-charm

Lute

Maslin

Pavise

Rebec

Tourte

Vielle

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Emmeranne (raven; Gothic; girl)

Gauntlet - armored glove -> dark silver hair, pale blue eyes | GREGORY VIOLET
Shawm - wind instrument

Seiran - "sparkling"

Arima - "soul" (Basque)

Amaya - "night rain" (Basque)

Celosia - "the burning flame"

Everill - "wild boar" (Saxon)

Gwenllian - "white / blessed cloth"

Gwendoline - "white ring"

Gogo - "spirit" (Basque)

Mamua - "ghost" (Basque)

Taki - "to capture" (Old Danish form of 'Tage')

Theldry - "cool breeze" (Saxon)

Midwinter - Saxon surname

Eventide

Jewel (F)

Delight (F)

Olive (F)

Nightly -> night's meadow
Blackwell

Ransley - "raven meadow" -> Renwick - "raven"

Natrix - "water snakes"

Merle - "blackbird" AKA Merula

Pollekin - "a daughter that was prayed for" (Polli - one who is like a sea of bitterness)

Calliope - "beautiful voice" and the "muse of poetry"

Aedre - "stream" (Anglo-Saxon)

Bisgu - "cares" (Anglo-Saxon)

Aisley - "dwells at the ash tree meadow" (Anglo-Saxon)

Cearo - "sorrow" (Anglo-Saxon)

Branwen - "beautiful raven"

Nahara - "light" (Aramaic)

Lela - "black beauty" (Kishwahili)

Gossamer – a film of cobwebs.

Many European medieval executioners were former criminals themselves --> Scandinavian countries used this "hiring" process extensively; maim the executioners (cutting off one or both of the ears) or branded on the head for easy identificationIn France, executioners were by official church decree, absolved of the sins committed while committing their dutiesBavarian town of Memmigen (1528) - law against dining with an executionerChildren and spouses shunned --> usually only find mates with children of other executioners (family trade)Not enough executions to make ends meet; disposing of corpses, emptying cesspools, taxing prostitutes and the dead, DOCTOR OR SURGEONCould travel across the country instead of staying localBribes from condemned or families (swift, painless death or extra comforts before the execution such as more alcohol; Property granted to executioner; German executioners arbitrating disputes between prostitutes and driving lepers out of town; Explicit right to all stray animal carcasses in a town, in some regions, such as valuable hides/teeth/etc; Droit de havage more or less allowed to tax those who sold various food and drink items AKA demand goods for free)small German town in 1276: 5 shillings per execution = skilled tradesman earn in about 25 daysEngland in 1400s: 10 shillings per execution = around 16x what a skilled tradesman can earn in a day

Germany -> 962 (Germania); German Empire founded on January 18, 1871
Denmark -> Stone Age; Unified kingdom in the 700s
France -> Iron Age (Gaul); Country on September 22, 1792
Belgium -> 862 (Flanders); Country on October 4, 1830
Netherlands -> Republic of the Seven United Netherlands established on July 26, 1581
Austria -> 976; Country in 1804; Austro-Hungarian Empire from 1867-1918
Luxembourg -> established 963

LATE 16th Century: 5th century - 15th century (medieval)

Sebastian Michaelis
Undertaker
Joker
Doll
Snake
Charles Grey
Ciel Phantomhive
Alois Trancy
Drossel Keinz
Blavat Sky
Gregory Violet
Charles Phipps
Edward Midford
Elizabeth Midford

8th century - official rank for elite warriors (knight)Paige (7 years old) > Squire (early teens) > Knight (5-7 years if survived and mastered required skills)14th century: confession, bath, white and red clothing, vigil night before ceremonyKnights = minor noble technically (aside from affluent birth, etc.) AKA bodyguards and security, sometimes judges and law enforcement for local disputesCrusades = mostly unemployed and over-aggressive nobility of FranceRevolts against knights sometimes (pillaging OTHER lords' lands)Matured -> jousting; area instead of just peasant fields (minimize deaths)

Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey (c. 1764–1845) was the son of Charles Grey, 1st Earl Grey and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Lord Grey's government enacted the abolition of slavery in the British Empire by initiating the mass purchase of slaves from their owners in 1833. He had previously resigned as foreign secretary in 1807 to protest the King's uncompromising rejection of Catholic Emancipation. He is the namesake of Earl Grey tea.