The historical evolution of chairs, the history of chairs from ancient times to the present

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Summary. The chair was first passed over from the ethnic minorities of the Northern and Southern Dynasties during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and was originally called Hu Bed, and slowly evolved through history until it has developed to this day.

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The chair was first passed over from the ethnic minorities of the Northern and Southern Dynasties during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and was originally called Hu Bed, and slowly evolved through history until it has developed to this day.

The word "chair" first appeared in the Tang Dynasty dust silver, the Tang Dynasty "Pai Lack Banquet Ji Du Temple Beihai Altar Sacrificial Miscellaneous Inscription" recorded: "The rope dresses the remaining bed ten, and the inner four chairs", this sentence means that four of the ten rope beds are chairs that can be relied on.

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Summary. Hello, glad to answer for you. The current mainstream view is that chairs originated from ancient Egypt, 4,600 years ago, during the ancient kings of ancient Egypt, folding benches (i.e., hu beds) and high tables appeared, and about 3,000 years ago, chairs appeared during the new kings of ancient Egypt.

As for the first reason, due to the heat and lack of rain in the tropical region of Egypt, it is impossible to sit on the ground, and they all sit on their feet. The second is to symbolize noble status. First of all, ancient Egypt occupied Western Asia and brought chairs and beds to Western Asia; Then it was West Asia that hit Greece, and the chair and the bed were spread to Europe; Then Europe hit Central Asia, bringing chairs and beds to Central Asia; Then Zhang Qian of the Western Han Dynasty sent an envoy to the Western Regions and brought Hu Bed to the Northern Expedition of the Western Han Dynasty to a few nomads (Hu); Then Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty promoted Hu Fu and Hu Bed.

In this way, the prototype of the chair, the "Hu bed", was able to appear in China.

Hello, glad to answer for you. The history of chairs from ancient times to the present day: the Egyptian chair, which can be seen in the frescoes of Tutankhamun's tomb unearthed more than 3,000 years ago, the prototype is in the Louvre. This is also the chair of the early ズイ with the image record.

Hello, glad to answer for you. The current mainstream view is that chairs originated from ancient Egypt, 4,600 years ago, during the ancient kings of ancient Egypt, folding benches (i.e., hu beds) and high tables appeared, and about 3,000 years ago, chairs appeared during the new kings of ancient Egypt. As for the first reason, due to the heat and lack of rain in the tropical region of Egypt, it is impossible to sit on the ground, and they all sit on their feet.

The second is to symbolize noble status. First of all, ancient Egypt occupied Western Asia and brought chairs and beds to Western Asia; Then it was West Asia that hit Greece, and the chair and the bed were spread to Europe; Then Europe hit Central Asia, bringing chairs and beds to Central Asia; Then Zhang Qian of the Western Han Dynasty sent an envoy to the Western Regions and brought Hu Bed to the Northern Expedition of the Western Han Dynasty to a few nomads (Hu); Then Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty promoted Hu Fu and Hu Bed. In this way, the prototype of the chair, the "Hu bed", was able to appear in China.

The development of the stool to the chair has gone through a few hundred years, which is a small invention. The man who invented the chair was inspired by love. A loving couple in Lanyang City, the husband reads late at night, and the lover always quietly hugs him behind him, he can't forget such warmth, and invented a chair!

It is also said that the Chinese chair was introduced to China by nomads during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and they used to sit on the ground. The way the Japanese and Korean homes are now like -- their custom of sitting on tatami mats -- came from China

The chair is a tool that has evolved and developed since the advent of human beings, and there is no specific inventor.

A chair is a seat with a backrest and some armrests. In ancient times, there was no chair on the ground, and the "chair" was originally a wooden name. The Book of Songs has "its tung chair", and "chair" is "catalpa", which is the name of a tree.

According to literary records, the name of the chair was first seen in the Tang Dynasty, and the image of the chair can be traced back to the Hu bed that was introduced to the north during the Han and Wei dynasties. There are murals in Cave 285 of Dunhuang. Although the seat at that time had the shape of a chair and a stool, because there was no title for a chair or stool, people were still accustomed to call it "Hu bed", and in the temple, it was often used for sitting meditation, so it was also called a meditation bed.

After the Tang Dynasty, the use of chairs gradually increased, and the name of the chair was also widely used, so it was separated from the category of beds.

The chair originated from the Wei and Jin dynasties and the Sui Dynasty, and was originally named Hu bed or Mazha, until the Tang Mingzong period began to form a chair with a backrest, and the chair appeared in the Song Dynasty, which is a symbol of supreme power, and the idiom is also derived from the sitting posture of the emperors in the chair. Looking at the ancient and modern sitting customs in our country, it can be roughly two, that is, from ancient times to the Sui Dynasty for the kneeling period, and after the Tang and Song dynasties, it was the period of chair sitting. In the Gaihan Dynasty, there were couches and Hu beds to descend on, but the couch was for kneeling and sitting, although the Hu bed was for hanging feet to sit, Gu was only used for special occasions, at this time the society was still generally used to kneel and sit, so it could not be judged in general condition.

Wuzi (stool) could have hung his feet, and this sitting began in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. The chair of the Tang Dynasty and the rope bed hung down and sat on it, and the Song Dynasty was accustomed, of course, no different. Therefore, in the Tang and Song dynasties, it was completely the same chair and passed down to this day.

From ancient times to the Tang Dynasty, sit on the ground, and the Tang Dynasty began to sit on the chair, which is not only in the literature, but also as evidence, that is, the portrait stone carvings of Xiaotang Mountain in Shandong and Wuliang Temple in the Han Dynasty, as well as the ancient famous paintings, and the cultural relics unearthed today, can also be seen. (Refer to Huang Xianfan's "A Preliminary Study on the Interpretation of Ancient Books").

i.e. tables. Ancient tables were also written as "Zhuo". There are also those that make "mackerel", but now they are all called "tables".

An early image of the table can be seen in the square table in the slaughterhouse of Cave 85 of the Dunhuang murals in the Tang Dynasty, with only four square column legs under the square plank. Exactly when the table began in our country is still inconclusive.

As early as 4,000 years ago, there were wooden tables in ancient Egypt. In the 1st century AD, tables made of marble and bronze appeared in ancient Rome. During the Warring States period in China, there were several and cases, such as the Warring States lacquer case and lacquer table unearthed in Suixian County, Hubei Province in 1978.

Among them, the shape of the lacquer case is dignified and steady, the legs are grid-shaped, the main pillar is carved into a bird-shaped, and the appearance is painted with a pattern; The lacquer table is plate-like with several legs, and the mortise and tenon structure is painted with black ground vermilion. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, high tables appeared.