Who invented the toilet in the world, please gods

I haven't heard of this yet, but flushing toilets should have first appeared in the United Kingdom, and the history of toilet development should correspond to the development of urbanization.

One theory is that in 1596 the English aristocrat John Harrington invented the first practical toilet, a wooden seat with a cistern and flush valve, but it was not widely used due to the imperfect sewage system; One theory is that in 1861, Thomas Kleppa, a British plumber, invented an advanced water-saving flushing system, and waste discharge began to enter the modern period.

Because the flush toilet was selected as the greatest invention of all time! >>>More

Who invented the toilet bowl is not clear to many experts. One theory is that in 1596 the English aristocrat John Harrington invented the first practical toilet, a wooden seat with a cistern and flush valve, and before that, many people always went to the nearest big tree and small river to solve it on the spot. Although Harrington invented the toilet, it was not widely used due to the imperfection of the sewage system. >>>More

John Harrington.

In the era of Queen Elizabeth I of England (1558-1603 AD), there was a British knight named John Harrington, who was usually fond of literature, and was sentenced to exile for spreading a so-called offensive story; >>>More