تسایلون .. كتاب المائة الأوائل

Saylon
Ts'ai LUN.
He lived in 105 AD

Tsaylon, the inventor of paper, is an unfamiliar name for many readers due to the importance of his invention and what he met with. Negligence in the West, so attention must be paid to this victimized personality, given that many circles of knowledge and historical books did not write even an article. one. Thesilon. Tsailon was an employee of the Chinese royal court, and in the year 105 AD he presented the Emperor Huti with paper models. And the description of the Chinese history of the invention of Cailon (and it appears in the official history of the (Han) dynasty) is a description of honesty and uprightness, as it does not contain the slightest hint or hint of magic. or superstitions. Chinese history has known Cailon as the inventor of paper. There is not much information about the life of Thessalon. The Chinese records mention that he was a eunuch, and also mention that the Chinese emperor was very pleased with the invention of Ceylon, and as a result of his invention, he was promoted to rank and given an aristocratic title, and as a result he became rich, but later he got involved in the intrigues and intrigues of the court, which led to his downfall, and the Chinese sources mention that when he learned of the news His shame and disgrace, he took a bath, then wore his best clothes and drank poison. The use of paper spread in China during the second century AD, and in a few centuries that followed, the Chinese were exporting paper to other parts of Asia, and they kept the secret of making paper, but in the year 751, the Arabs captured some Chinese paper makers, and it was not long until the paper industry spread in . Samarkand and Baghdad, and thus the paper industry gradually spread throughout the Arab world. In the twelfth century, Europeans learned paper making from the Arabs, and paper spread there, and after Joe Tuttberg invented modern printing, paper replaced parchment as the main material for writing in the West.

Nowadays paper has become so popular that it is hard to imagine what the world would be like without it.

In China, before Tcylon, most books were made of bamboo, as they were very heavy, unpolished, and poorly made. Some books were on expensive silk. In the West, they used parchment made of sheepskin or calfskin, and this material replaced the papyrus (papyrus), which was preferred by the Romans, Greeks, and Egyptians. And both parchments and pieros were not only rare, but also very expensive. And the production of books these days in huge quantities. Its main reason is due to the existence of paper, and it is clear that paper would not have been so important had it not been for the invention of the printing machine. Consequently, the printing machine would not have achieved this importance without the presence of a cheap material available that can be printed on, such as paper. That is why we, Tsilon and Joe Tinberg (inventor of the printing machine), which we will talk about in the next research, are two of the people with the highest mug in this regard.