Starting from the measurement of time to marine navigation, mathematics became the basic axis of ancient civilization.
Our mathematical journey begins in Egypt, Mesopotamia and Greece.
But after these civilizations declined, the progress of mathematics stopped in the western hemisphere.
In the east, mathematics actually reached its peak.
In ancient China, mathematics was the key in calculating the construction of the Great Wall which reached thousands of kilometers in length.
The numbers are so important that they play a crucial role in living life in the Royal Palace.
Planning for making love
Calendars and planetary movements affect all of the emperor's decisions, up to planning the agenda both during the day and at night.
The imperial adviser provided a system that ensured that the emperor could screw many women in his palace.
The myth says that in 15 nights, the emperor had to screw 121 women which included:
Empress
3 senior companions
9 wives
27 concubines
81 slaves
The number of people in each group of women tripled the number of people in the previous group, so mathematicians could schedule to ensure that in the period of 15 nights, the emperor slept with all the women in his palace.
Stamina king
The schedule is set as follows:
The first night is only for the queen.
Then the next night for three senior escorts.
The next night for nine wives,
Then 27 concubines were chosen in turn, nine people every night.
Finally, in nine nights, it was the turn for 81 slaves to be divided into nine groups.
This schedule was made to ensure that the emperor slept with the highest caste women approaching the full moon, when the power of women or men was at the peak level so that they could match the strength of men or who.
Being a ruler must definitely be stamina. The goal is clear, namely to get the best prospective heir to the throne.
The emperor's palace was not the only one who relied on mathematics. The role of this science is also important in running the country.
Admiration for mathematics
The Ancient Chinese Empire was a large and growing empire with strict legal rules, a broad tax system, and a standardized system of weights, measurements and money.
They have used a decimal system 1,000 years before the West adopted it.
The Chinese Empire also completed mathematical equality questions in a way that had only been used by Westerners at the beginning of the 19th century.
According to legend, China's first king, the Yellow Emperor, ordered one of his gods to create mathematics in 2800 BC, with the belief that numbers had cosmic meanings.
Until now, Chinese people still believed numbers had mystical powers.
Odd numbers are considered the embodiment of men, while even numbers are women. The number four must always be avoided and the number eight brings luck,
Ancient Chinese are interested in numerical patterns.
They developed an ancient version of the Sudoku game.
In the 6th century AD, ancient Chinese mathematical calculations were used in astronomy to measure the movement of planets.
Now, the calculation is still used in internet cryptography.
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Mathematics makes the Chinese emperor able to screw 121 women every 15 days
