Who invented the flush toilet? Seek popular science.

If you want to talk about the history of the toilet, this has to start from the Han Dynasty, "Xijing Miscellaneous Records" said that the court of the Han Dynasty made "tigers" out of jade, which were held by the emperor's attendants in case the emperor was convenient at any time. This kind of "tiger" is a special appliance called a toilet and a toilet pot by later generations, which is also the predecessor of the toilet. According to this, it is said that this "tiger" was also invented by the ancestor Liu Bang who used the crown of Confucianism as a drowning vessel. >>>More

In the time of Queen Elizabeth I of England (1558-1603 AD), there was a British priest named John Harrington, who was exiled for immorality, and during his exile, he designed the world's first flush toilet in the penal area. Between 1584 and 1591, he built a house in Kelston, England, where he designed the world's first flush toilet, which was connected to a cistern and installed in the house. Priest John Harrington was so proud of the invention that he named it after one of Homer's heroes, Ajax. >>>More

Queen Elizabeth I complained about the foul smell of unemptied toilets in her Richmond palace. In 1595, her courtier, Sir John Harrington, came to the rescue. During his travels in Italy, he heard about a fascinating invention, a toilet that flushes off the filth with water. >>>More

Englishman John Harrington.

Queen Elizabeth I complained about the foul smell of unemptied toilets in her Richmond palace. In 1595, her courtier, Sir John Harrington, came to the rescue. During his travels in Italy, he heard about a fascinating invention, a toilet that flushes off the filth with water. >>>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