Baron George Gordon Byron, a British poet, celebrated the bicentennial of his death on April 19, 2024. Byron passed away in Maisorongi, Greece, due to a cold wind. Before his death, his health deteriorated, his emotions fluctuated greatly, and he had serious suspected illnesses. Before his death, he missed his daughter Ada and expressed regret for not being able to see her. Byron was a giant in the European literary world, and his works such as "The Pirates," "The Travels of Harold," "Manfred," and "Don Juan" had a profound impact on European literature in the first half of the 19th century. His death caused a shock in Europe and was seen as the downfall of a literary superstar. Byron's poetry works have been reproduced in artistic form by many painters and musicians, demonstrating his important position in the fields of literature and art.