The history of umbrella and its use

Today, about four thousand years ago, the umbrella began to flow from sunlight. Although the umbrella was the companion of the rich man. The ordinary people could not imagine imagining to use the umbrella. The king, the wealthy and the people of the society, could only walk an umbrella over the head. The umbrella was not as much as they had for the sun, but more than the symbol of nobility.

Empress of kings

In ancient times the servants of Rajbadshah raised the king's head high above the head. It was originally a symbol of dignity and power.

During that time, a scene was very normal during the course of the Rajbad Shahas - the King was going before, and the umbrella servant was running in front of him. Was that princess look like our common umbrella? Not at all. The royal design was decorated with royal umbrellas. What a fine artwork! It was too big and heavy in size. When the king used to walk in the procession, war or hunting, he did not shade it only, but the umbrella became as a symbol of his power. For thousands of years, this use of Rajshahi was going on. The rulers of all the countries of the Middle East, Egypt, Africa, Persia and Asian countries would tell their nobility through the kings. Not only this, the kings also offered gifts to the nobles and the commanders of the princes under them.

It is not known when the umbrella was discovered. However, evidence of discovering umbrella at least four times in different stages of the history is available. In Egyptian sculpture and in the tomb-temple paintings, it is understood that, around 2500-20000 BC, flat roofs were used for the shawl of the king and the gods.

There are also umbrellas in China's history. In the book 'Jurab and Jab Tead', there is a need to create a round silk umbrella used in 400 BC. This round umbrella used to be used for shade in the chariot. In addition, the researchers discovered the statue of several umbrella copper by digging the soil. There were numerous umbrella paintings in Chinese courts. In 1275, Marco Polo went to Kublai Khan's court. There he saw that the honorable umbrella was found on the head of the commander.

From China, the use of kings was introduced in Japan and Korea. In Japan only the king could use the umbrella for several hundred years. There was also the same custom in Korea. There the Chhata was also considered as a royal symbol. At that time, there was a ban on drawing the king's picture. The artists used to understand the presence of the king on the horse shade.