Who invented the first pen and when was the pen invented When the pen was invented

The earliest pen appeared in the Paleolithic Age, and as long as it was a stone tool occasionally used for painting, it could be called a pen.

There is a chronological order; 1 Meng Tian of the Qin Dynasty invented the brush.

2 Parker in the United States invented the fountain pen.

3 Biró of Hungary invented the ballpoint pen.

It is the famous Fabre that is famous in the world.

1. In ancient Egypt about 6,000 years ago, people heated and dried reed tubes, sharpened their heads, and dipped them in ink mixed with vegetable juice to write, which was the world's earliest pen. More than 3,000 years ago in China, the brush has appeared, and China at this time is in the Yin Shang period.

2. Another popular theory is that Meng Tian, the general of the Qin State, invented the brush. But the excavated artifacts show that the brush was invented much earlier.

It was first in 1964 that a black mineral, graphite, was discovered in a place called Baroldale in England. Because graphite can leave traces on paper like lead, which are much darker than lead traces, it is called "black lead". At that time, shepherds in the Baroldere area often used graphite to mark their sheep.

Inspired by this, graphite blocks were cut into small strips for writing and painting. Soon after, King George II simply took the Baroldale graphite mine into the royal possession and made it a royal patent.

The inventor of the pencil was the Austrian Joseph Hartmut. He was born on February 20, 1752, the son of a carpenter from Aspern, Austria. Hartmut learned the mason's trade in Vienna and later became an architect, once founding a brick factory.

At that time, the quality of the pen used for writing was low, and he was determined to invent a new pen. He mixed clay with graphite powder to make a refill shape and fired it in a fire so that traces could be drawn on paper. He added the right proportion of clay to the graphite powder to give the pencil lead a certain hardness.

In 1792, he founded his own pencil factory in Vienna, which still produces pencils to this day.

Than what pen are you going to see? The brush is different from mine, and many young people who wrote the brush are estimated to have invented it BC.

The fountain pen was invented by the American Waterman Ouyang Sheng, the inventor of the disposable fountain pen The fountain pen is a commonly used writing instrument, and it was invented in the early 19th century.

Bi was invented during the Han Dynasty.

History of Qin Mengtian made a pen.

In 223 BC, the Qin general Meng Tian led his troops to fight abroad, and he had to write war reports regularly to submit to the king of Qin. At that time, people used bamboo sticks to write, which was very inconvenient, and they had to dip it again after dipping it in ink and not writing it a few times. One day, when Meng Tian was hunting, he saw a rabbit's tail dragging blood on the ground, and he couldn't help but feel inspired.

He immediately cut off a rabbit's tail, stuck it in a bamboo tube, and tried to use it to write.

But the rabbit hair is shiny and shiny, and does not absorb ink. Meng Tian tried a few more times, but the effect still didn't work, so he casually threw the "rabbit quill" into the lime pit in front of the door.

One day, he stumbled upon the brush that he had thrown away. After picking it up, he noticed that the wet rabbit fur had become whiter. He dipped the rabbit quills pen into the ink tray, and the rabbit tail became very "obedient" and wrote very smoothly.

It turned out that the water in the pit contained calcareous. After soaking in alkaline water, the fat of the rabbit hair is removed and becomes supple. Legend has it that this is where the brush comes from.