Who is Moritia often mentioned in Sherlock Holmes?

Professor James moriarty, a fictional character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is the first super villain in the history of modern literature and the number one enemy of Sherlock Holmes.

Professionally, he is a professor and philosopher in the department of mathematics at the university. He wrote the book "Asteroid Mechanics" with academic research results. He has a good reputation in the eyes of the public, but he is actually the head of the world criminal organization. He has no conscience and morality, and he is criminal genius with the same IQ as Sherlock Holmes.

Holmes called him "Napoleon of the criminal world", and he was the most powerful criminal emperor in Europe. He established a huge criminal empire in London, England, and has a very high influence in Europe. Almost half of the cases in London are related to him.

After each crime, he can destroy all the evidence, leave no clues, run away cleanly and never miss. Finally, on the Lessingbach Falls in Switzerland, in a one-on-one fight with his old enemy Sherlock Holmes, he fell into the abyss and died.

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The influence of the work

The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes is called the "Bible" in detective novels. 100 has been translated into 57 languages for many years and sold well all over the world. Sherlock Holmes has become synonymous with famous detectives. His partner with Watson, as well as a typical "detective", had a far-reaching influence on later detective novels.

Mao Mu, a famous British novelist, once said, "Compared with the Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes written by Conan Doyle, no detective novel has ever enjoyed such a great reputation."

In 2002, one hundred years after his resurrection in the novel, the Royal Society of Chemistry awarded Holmes the title of honorary academician in recognition of his outstanding application in judicial science and analytical chemistry in literature. This honor is generally only awarded to Nobel Prize winners and scholars and industrialists who have made great contributions. Sherlock Holmes is the only fictional character that won an award.

It is rumored that Mr. Holmes was knighted by the British royal family in reality, but it is not true in fact. In the novel, 1902, the queen wanted to give Sir Holmes the title, but he refused.

In reality, Queen Victoria is indeed a fan of Sherlock Holmes, but she didn't honor him. And was knighted by author Conan on 1902? Doyle. In 2002, Sherlock Holmes was awarded an honorary academician of the Chemical Society, not a knight on the Internet. )

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