Why has unraveling become synonymous with defecation and defecation, and what is the historical st

Untie your hands, as the name suggests, is to untie your hands, and it is convenient to go to the toilet after untying your hands, which is about what happened on the way to people who were forced to migrate in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. At that time, the Yuan Dynasty was overthrown by Zhu Yuanzhang and established the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty, which had just experienced war, made the decision to migrate the people in order to multiply the population of the Central Plains and Huguang region.

No matter what dynasty people were reluctant to leave their hometowns where they had lived for many years, people would definitely not move voluntarily, so the imperial court assigned officers and soldiers to escort these migrants. In order to prevent people from escaping in various ways on the way to the migration, the officers and soldiers came up with a solution, which was to tie up all the people who migrated. At first, the two arms of the people were tied together, but gradually the officers and soldiers found that this was too troublesome, for example, if someone went to the toilet, the officers and soldiers needed to untie their arms, and then after the people finished using the toilet, they tied their arms again.

Later, the officers and men simply tied everyone's hands, and then strung everyone to a rope, and if someone went to the toilet, they directly told the officers and soldiers, "Untie your hands, I want to go to the toilet." The officers and men only needed to untie the hands of the person who needed to go to the toilet, which was much more convenient than tying their arms before. Later, when people thought of going to the toilet and thought that they were talking too much, they would directly say "untie your hands" to the officers and men, and then the officers and men would untie their hands. Over time, a tacit understanding was reached between the officers and soldiers and the migrants, that is, as soon as the people said that they were relieved, they were telling the officers and soldiers that they wanted to go to the toilet.

I didn't expect the term "untie" to be carried over to the present, and I believe that many people still refer to "going to the toilet" as "unties".。If I didn't know this history, I really didn't know that there was such a story behind the word "liberation". Nowadays, people live freely and are no longer forced to move.

The origin of the word "liberation" begins with the large-scale population migration in the early Ming Dynasty. The historical story behind this is a little sad and helpless.

To know,In the minds of ancient people, the concepts of "parents are here, not far away" and "fallen leaves take root" are deep-rooted. When ** told the people that they needed to move, no one wanted to leave on their own initiative. Even if they promise to give land after relocation, everyone is reluctant to leave their hometown.

Therefore, in order to complete the instructions from above, the **** can only take compulsory action, and each family will be forced to share the quota and be escorted into Sichuan by officers and soldiers. In order to prevent the people from fleeing, the officers and soldiers connected more than a dozen people on a rope to restrain each other, and one person moved to drive the others, so that no one could escape.

With this method, the escape problem was solvedHowever, in the middle of the journey, especially when resting, defecation and defecation become a problem. Often at this time, the people would plead with the officers and soldiers to untie their ropes. At first, everyone said more tactfully, and would say, "Please untie the rope in my hand, I want to go *** At this time, the officers and soldiers will call the whole team to stop, and then let that person go to the toilet."

Although on the whole it is more troublesome, and they will always stop and go, after all, only when they are tied together, people will not run, and the officers and men will continue to use this method. Of course, as time passed, this sentence gradually began to be simpler, and in the later stage, as long as someone in the team shouted the word "untie your hands", the officers and soldiers knew that someone was going to the toilet. The migration road is long, along the way, every day, over and over again, and everyone is naturally used to this word.

When they arrived at the new place, the officers and soldiers arranged a new residence for them, and their hands were naturally untied. But after all, the impression along the way was too deep for people to forget, and the word "untie" became a habitual term for migrating people's names at that timeIn this way, over time, the word has become synonymous with "urine".

Because the officials escorted the prisoners, they were all tied with ropes, and they were afraid that the prisoners would escape, but everyone had to go to the toilet, so they first asked the officials to untie their hands, and then the "unties" spread.

Ming Chengzu Zhu Di carried out a major migration of the country's population that year. There are a lot of people who don't want to migrate. was bound by officers and soldiers and sent to their destination.

When they were halfway to the toilet, they had to shout for help. It slowly evolved into going to the toilet is a relief.

In ancient times, Yunnan and other places were wild places, and then prisoners would generally be escorted there, but when prisoners wanted to go to the toilet, they could only untie the bracelet, so the word "untie" appeared.

It's a bit difficult to say exactly when it started, but what you can know is that there was such a saying in ancient times, and in addition to "untie your hands", there are also euphemisms such as "changing clothes".

Folktale.

Let's start with a folk tale and then talk about the relevant historical sources.

However, we should know that people cannot back down in three emergency situations. That's why some people are always in such a hurry when they march to war. At first, the soldiers still did not take care of them.

Slowly, however, the soldiers found it easy to mutiny if they didn't care. Therefore, they have to take care of them and ask them to address their personal health issues at a fixed time every day.

However, there is a premise. We should know that the gloves worn to guard the enemy in ancient times could not be unfastened. Therefore, every day they told the soldiers to untie the handcuffs and make them stink.

Later, such conversations became more concise, often saying to shake your hand, because as long as you untie your hand, you can get rid of it.

There are actually two references in historical documents. The first was an election campaign, the second was an immigration.

I don't need to elaborate too much on this battle for the time being, because no one knows whether this battle is real or not. However, there is still 80 per cent confidence in the settlements.

After Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty, he found that the entire Ming Dynasty was almost exactly the same as the former Yuan Empire. There are many places where there are no people at all, and they turn into bigger and bigger open spaces. During the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang forced them to actively migrate in order to ensure that the people could be evenly distributed on any inch of land.

Then, slowly, it continues to be a solvable problem. On the way, the escort needed to defecate and could only report to the escort soldier, who said: "Okay, I'll take care of you."

This is true of all escort brigades. After a long time, the word "untie" was used.

In everyday life, people have evolved from "urinating" to "untie hands", which is still used today.

This statement comes from the Ming Dynasty, during the Hongwu and Yongle years of the Ming Dynasty, Shandong was sparsely populated, so it was forced to immigrate from Shanxi to Shandong. Officers and soldiers were afraid that people would run away on the road, so they tied their hands with ropes, and when people wanted to make it convenient, they said: "Relieve your hands, make it convenient." And so it has been handed down.

The origin of the liberation comes from the Yuan Dynasty, after the Mongols captured the Han people, they asked for long-distance migration, and there were people who wanted convenience on the way, because of the language barrier, they signaled the hand tied by the rope to untie, and later evolved into a synonym for going to the toilet.

When people moved south in ancient times, they were tied their hands, and when they needed to go to the toilet, they had to apply to untie the rope that tied their hands, so after a long time, it was said to be untied, and untie became synonymous with going to the toilet.