Why is the toilet called toilet and not anything else?

The toilet is also called a toilet.

In ancient times, it was called "tiger" and "wooden horse". But it's obviously a human sitting, and why isn't it called a "cow bucket" but a toilet?

You should have all heard of it, Li Guang shoots the tiger.

The story of the flying general Li Guang.

Not only is his arm strength amazing, he can walk through Yang in 100 steps, but he is also the inventor of the toilet.

According to historical records, the flying general Li Guang and his subordinates were hunting and playing in the Stygian Mountains one day, and suddenly saw a tiger squatting on the ground. General Li drew his bow and shot an arrow, killing the tiger, and when he walked in, he found that it was a stone tiger.

However, the arrow is deep into the stone and is difficult to pull out, which shows how strong General Fei is.

In order to show his bravery, General Li made a copper urinal in imitation of the shape of the tiger, and General Li peed on the tiger's mouth every day, expressing his contempt for the tiger, and this is called "Huzi", which is the previous life of the toilet.

Later, it was slowly renamed "as a toilet" and "pot", which has been around for a long time, and can be traced back to the Han Dynasty.

Huzi was renamed Trojan Mazi to the Tang Dynasty, and there was an ancestor in the royal family called "Li Hu."

It would be disrespectful to call Huzi again, so Huzi was renamed "Beast" or "Horse". This Li Hu is the Tang Guogong of the Tang Dynasty and the origin of the Tang Dynasty's national name.

By the time the toilet-shaped horse arrived in the Song Dynasty, the name of the toilet had already appeared, and it was made into the shape of a horse earlier, so it was easy to sit on it, so it was called "wooden horse". Later, in order to increase the volume and for the convenience of production, it was changed to a cylindrical shape, and then it was renamed a toilet.

There is also a saying about the history of the toilet: Liu Bang.

It was invented by using the crown of Confucianism as a drowning device. The earliest toilet record appeared in Ouyang Xiu's "Returning to the Field".

The "wooden horse" recorded in is the earliest written record of the toilet by the Han people. Despite the development of science and technology, the situation of the toilet is gradually changing, and people now no longer have to run to the field with the toilet in their hands as they once did.

In order to make people enjoy the toilet more, the toilet design is becoming more and more humane, and the toilet can be relaxed and pleasant when going to the toilet.

In the Tang Dynasty, because the grandfather of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan was named Li Hu, the tiger bucket was changed to a toilet in order to avoid secrecy. Since then, this name has gradually spread among the people, and everyone has called the toilet toilet. Thinking about it, there is still a certain amount of truth, in ancient times, whether it was a soldier or a martial artist, you had to practice Zama step.

And squatting or sitting on the toilet is indeed a posture of stepping or riding, so it is naturally a toilet, not a cow bucket or a sheep bucket.

The origin of the name "toilet" is slowly spread from the Tang Dynasty, the toilet before the Tang Dynasty was called the tiger bucket, to the Tang Dynasty because the grandfather of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan was called Li Hu, so the tiger bucket was changed to a toilet, in fact, it makes sense to think about it carefully, the posture of using the toilet is indeed very similar to the horse step and horse riding.

Because in ancient times, there was a tiger bucket, and later people changed it to a toilet, so until now the common people call it a toilet. These two words have been passed down from ancient times to the present day.

During the Tang Dynasty,Tang Gaozu's grandfather's nameLi HuSince the name Li Hu is the name of the royal family, many things have to be avoided, so "Huzi" was changed to "Mazi", and later it gradually became "toilet" in the people.

During the Western Han Dynasty, "General Fei."

Li Guang bravely and fearlessly shot a tiger, in order to show off to everyone, and at the same time in order to show his contempt for the tiger, he ordered someone to make a tiger walking toilet, which was convenient directly in it, which reflected his contempt for the tiger, so at this time this kind of toilet was called "Huzi".

Introduction to toilets.

The toilet is technically characterized in that a cleaning bolt is installed at the opening of the upper part of the existing toilet S-type water trap, and its cleaning bolt is mainly made up of an inspection port and a cleaning bolt gun, and the Chunqing search check port is embedded on the reserved mouth at the upper part of the S-type trap, and the cleaning bolt gun is a tool used for removing the blockage.

Toilet sitting, a toilet characterized by the human body sitting type, is divided into straight flush type and siphon according to the flushing method.

(siphon type is divided into jet siphon type and vortex siphon type).

There are several different versions of the origin of the word toilet, and here are some of the possible explanations:

French invention: There is a theory that the word "toilet" originated in France. It is said that King Louis XIV of France suffered from constipation and commissioned the architect Jean Martell to design a special chair for him to solve his bowel problems.

This seat is named "chaise percée", where "chaise" refers to the seat and "percée" refers to the container through which excrement passes.

British Invention: Another theory is that the word "toilet" originated in the United Kingdom. In the old days, there would be a special bucket in the stables or stables in England that was used to collect horse manure.

This bucket is usually a trouser grip ballast container with a round seat. It is said that in the early 19th century, the British began to use similar designs for indoor sanitation facilities and began to call them "toilets".

Whether it originated in France or England, eventually the word "toilet" was used to describe what we now know as a sanitary facility, a ceramic device used for the collection and flushing of excrement. Over time, the term has gradually gained widespread acceptance and is used worldwide.

The word "toilet" is not a foreign word, it does appear in the history of our country, and it is also really used in the aspect of Lazar, which can be traced back to the Song Dynasty. In ancient times, large households had thatched huts and pit toilets, while small households were mostly equipped with "toilets" and "excrement" every day. Not to mention, this is still very popular, and it often goes to the government because of this robbery.

Listening to the name "toilet", some people are strange, the toilet is a toilet tool, how can it be related to horses? Why is it called a toilet? Is it bad to call a cow bucket?

What was the toilet called before?

The toilet was called Huzi before, and it only contained urine, not feces, and it was the cleaner that received feces. It is also called "圊器" (Yinqing), which is a wall, and a toilet with a wall is a wall. Later, the trap was formed into a barrel.

The tiger bowed to the ground and looked up, so it was called the tiger. The origin of the name, there are two ways to sell cracks.

The first is similar to the myth of the Classic of Mountains and Seas. It is said that 250,000 miles away from China, there is a mountain called Divine Bird Mountain, and there are sacred beasts on the mountain, named Lin Zhu. The lord of Lin is powerful, and he obeys all the beasts but is evil.

The King of the Mountains. One day, the main urine of the Lin lord was swollen and needed to be discharged. The tiger took the initiative to bow his head to the ground.

The Lord of the Lyn leaned on his back, and urine flowed in his mouth;

In the second case, Li Guang, a general of the Han Dynasty, and his brother went hunting to the north of the Stygian Mountains. Suddenly, I met a crouching tiger. Li Guang immediately drew his arrow and drew his bow, and shot it to death with one arrow. Afterwards, Li Guang not only made the tiger's skull into a pillow, but also cast copper in its shape into a defecation utensil.

The above two statements, no matter which one they are, express the same meaning, showing contempt for the tiger.

Huzi is indeed convenient, travel with the Son of Heaven, in case the emperor needs it from time to time.

In the Tang Dynasty, the name of Li Hu, the ancestor of the Li family, was avoided, so he changed his name to "horse", and some said to change it to "beast".

Since it is named "horse", the corresponding shape must be in the shape of a horse, and the name is actually a conglomerate.

Therefore, they are also called "Trojan horses".

Ouyang Xiu said in "Returning to the Field":

King Yan is good at sitting on a wooden horse.

As can be seen from the word "sit", it is very likely that this is like the toilet bowl now.

In the process of popularization, the transformation from pots to "buckets" was completed. After all, barrels are more practical.

In addition, the different classes, the name, specification, and shape of the toilet are also different. For example, Cixi's toilet is called "Guanfang". Carved from sandalwood. To prevent splashing, put fine fragrant wood inside.

Compared to the toilet at that time, the toilet of today should be accurately called a "flush toilet". Obviously, it's much more convenient.

The name of the toilet began in the Western Han Dynasty, before the Western Han Dynasty, the toilet was called "Huzi", but later because some members of the royal family had the word "tiger", in order to avoid suspicion, the "Huzi" was renamed "Mazi", and slowly the shape of the toilet evolved into a bucket, so it was called "toilet" again.

In ancient times, not everyone had a toilet in their home, but only the royal family and the rich and noble families would have a special toilet, which was made of copper at first, and later developed into a barrel made of wood.

Ordinary people generally do not have toilets, but set up thatched houses in their own yards, or public thatched houses in the village, which are also very simple, and they are all put on wooden boards or stones on top of the ditch.

Nowadays, the style and function of the toilet are becoming more and more advanced with the development of science and technology, which can not only solve the problem of defecation and defecation, but also attach importance to the convenience and comfort of use, and even have the function of helping people clean.

The toilet bowl was the name given by the ancients based on the resemblance of a horse in the way they sat on the toilet. The toilet was originally called Huzi. According to legend, it is due to the Western Han Dynasty when the "flying general" Li Guang shot the dead crouching tiger, and made people cast a copper drowning device in the shape of a tiger, and put the urine in it, expressing contempt for the tiger, which is the origin of the name of "Huzi".

The name of the toilet originated in the Song Dynasty in China, and the famous poet Ouyang Xiu recorded an item called "wooden horse" in the "Returning to the Field", which is the earliest name of the toilet.

At first, it was originally called Huzi, and later the emperor of the Tang Dynasty, Li Yuanzu, was called Li Hu, in order to avoid embarrassment, and then changed Huzi to a horse, and later after the development of continuous slippery time, most of these toilets were in the shape of wooden barrels, and then they became toilets.

Because in ancient times, people who went to the toilet would basically choose the way of squatting in the pit, and they would also use the hat as a toilet, so they later developed a toilet and extended it to the current toilet.

Because the toilet was originally called the Tiger Bucket, but in the Tang Dynasty, in order to avoid the ridicule of Li Yuan's grandfather Li Hu, it was renamed the toilet.

Why is the toilet called a toilet if it is used by people? Yesterday I had a party with friends, and two of them got up and tested each other's knowledge. In the midst of the stalemate, one of the parties asked a question that made people squirt:

Why is the toilet called "toilet" instead of a cow bucket or a donkey bucket? Not to mention what the answer is, this nonsense question makes everyone laugh and turn their backs. Since it's interesting, let's have a ** after all.

I pretended to be a ruler and thought about it, maybe because the toilet is used for sitting, so the scientific name is a toilet, but people, and people like to use some often used and more familiar east and west, and some small animals are related to the lack of lead, which seems more cordial, common, and sounds more vivid. And because from ancient times to the present, horses are the main livestock that people ride, so it has the most to do with "sitting", so that the cute pony bears this name. Toilets are shaped like buckets, so they are collectively called "toilets".

One of the basic trainings for learning martial arts, horse step, also uses the word "horse". The horse walks are similar to the shape of the toilet, and they both have the same kind of small animal, which makes me more sure of the origin of the name "Mr. Toilet". It sounds reasonable, but it's not.

This is the terrible thing to be uneducated, a guy like me who likes to squat, mistakenly thinks that the toilet is a modern product, misunderstands the time when "Mr. Toilet" appeared, and confuses the relationship between the toilet and the toilet, which is actually wrong. The horse step is indeed named because of the action like riding a horse. And the toilet, it appeared in the Han Dynasty, and regardless of whether the toilet at the beginning was not like Liu Bang's hat that Liu Bang peed in, at least the "Xijing Miscellaneous Records" said that there was a jade "tiger" in the court of the Han Dynasty, and the attendants held it for the emperor's use, which was convenient for occasional needs.

This thing was later called a more written name, that is, a toilet, a potty, and the predecessor of the toilet. In the Tang Dynasty, Li Yuan ascended the throne by Chan and posthumously recognized his grandfather Li Hu as Emperor Jing, and the temple name was Taizu. Therefore, "Huzi" was taboo to be called "beast" or "horse", and later this barrel-shaped daily necessities were directly called "toilet", which continues to this day.

And the "urinal" we still use is the toilet. In 1596, the English aristocrat John Harrington invented the toilet device with a water tank, that is, the prototype of the toilet, which has been improved by people's design and has become what it is today, in fact, it is a relatively modern toilet bowl! 953 Collection Share Collapse Full Text Report Where is the Wind Xiao Xiao 2020-02-02 Pay attention to the toilet becoming a toilet, there are thousands of years of historical reasons, and it is also related to the riding posture.

1. The history of the predecessor of the toilet called the "Huzi" toilet can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. According to the Xijing Miscellaneous Records, the Han Dynasty court made "tiger seeds" out of jade, which were held by the emperor's attendants in case the emperor was at his convenience. The "tiger" mentioned here is the living utensils called toilets and pots by later generations, and it is also the predecessor of the toilet.

According to legend, Li Guang, a famous flying general in the Western Han Dynasty, once shot a tiger to death with a bow and arrow. In order to show that he was majestic, the tiger did not dare to look up to him.