invento INODORO

4. Introduction of the invention– Introducción del invento
The toilet, aka toilet cup toilet, toilet or tualé, is an artifact of advanced technology, which is present in the bathrooms of America, Europe, and much of Asia and Africa. its main function is to collect and dispose of bodily waste, either to a septic tank or sewage.
El inodoro, también conocido como wáter, taza, retrete, escusado otualé, es un artefacto de tecnología avanzada, que se halla presente en los baños de América, Europa, además de gran parte de Asia y África. su función principal consiste en recoger los desperdicios corporales y evacuarlos, ya sea a un pozo séptico, o un alcantarillado
5. History of the invent- Historia del invento
The origins of the toilet back to prehistoric times, when our ancestors simply walked20 steps outside his cave to defecate in the bushes; This custom continued until the third century B.C. when a peasant named Alin Mesopotamian Nodoro, tired of people put shit in his blackberry bushes, made a hole in the ground by placing a sign that read: "Please shit here, Alin Nodoro"; the invention was an immediate success and quickly spread around the world with the name "toilet" derivedfrom its creator.
Roman Toilets
In the first century AD, the Roman Empire, became accustomed to build public bathrooms with toilets, these were particularly popular among the Roman aristocracy, where the Roman Senate sessions were conducted in those bathrooms, each senator is known to occupy their respective toilet.
During the Middle Ages, the toilet did not undergo major changes, but note thedifference that existed between a toilet peasant, who was only a hole in the ground and the nobility, who had all the luxuries of the time as a padded chair and a slave to cleanse you (note that even the toilet paper is not invented).
It was not until Victorian England, where the toilet happened to be that hole in the ground to become the artefact we know today; Queen Victoria tired of her lover, theroyal guard, dig wells every day for her to defecate, he ordered his Minister of War to build a device to pick up the poop and evacuate under the threat of being sent to the gallows. The Minister Lord Gärke, after a few days I present the modern toilet, which consisted of a chair with a hole in the middle, a large water tank top and a septic tank which was connected by a tube beneath it. ExcitedReina made use of it and I am amazed at your convenience (even when operating the tank water, soak whole, as it was a simple bucket leaning, so he hanged Lord Gärke anyway).
Currently the toilet is present in every household civilized world.
Los orígenes del inodoro se remontan a los tiempos prehistóricos, cuando nuestros antepasados simplemente caminaban 20 pasos fuera de su cueva para defecar entrelos arbustos; esta costumbre siguió hasta el siglo III a.C. cuando un campesino mesopotámico llamado Alin Nodoro, cansado de que la gente se pusiera a cagar entre sus arbustos de moras, hizo un agujero en la tierra colocando un letrero que decía: “Por favor, cague aquí, Alin Nodoro”; el invento tuvo éxito inmediato y rápidamente se extendió por el mundo con el nombre de “Inodoro” derivado del desu creador.
Inodoros romanos
En el siglo I d.C., en el Imperio Romano, se acostumbraban a construir baños con inodoros públicos, estos eran particularmente populares entre la aristocracia romana, donde son famosas las sesiones del Senado Romano que se realizaron en aquellos baños, con cada senador ocupando su respectivo inodoro.
Durante la Edad Media, el inodoro no sufrió mayores cambios, perocabe destacar la diferencia que existía entre un inodoro de campesinos, que no era más que un hoyo en la tierra y el de la nobleza, que contaba con todos los lujos de la época, como un sillón acolchado y un esclavo para que te limpie (nótese que todavía no se inventaba el papel higiénico).
No fue hasta la Inglaterra Victoriana, donde el inodoro paso de ser aquel hoyo en la tierra para convertirse...