A rickshaw propeller

In fact, who first discovered the rickshaw, it is difficult to say correctly. Whenever the rickshaw discovery occurred in 1848 or 1868, the first rickshaw came to India in 1880, At that time the first rickshaw went to Simla. Rickshaw comes to Calcutta after about 20 years. In this regard, some Chinese merchants of the time observed the importance of familiarizing rickshaws in India. They used this rickshaw for transport of goods. Later in 1914, they got the idea of ​​carrying people in this rickshaw. And soon after all, rickshaws started in all major South Asian countries. Rickshaw is a major vehicle in Bangladesh, especially in Dhaka, so much rickshaw that 'Dhaka' is called 'Rickshaw Capital of the World'.
One vehicle with three wheel driven by rickshaw foot. The people who do not know rickshaws are scared. The word rickshaw comes from the Japanese jinritiya word. Here the meaning of jinn means 'human' riki meaning 'power' and shah is 'vehicle'. In that case, Rikshara literally means 'human-powered vehicle'.

In 1707, Claudie Gillet took pictures of a manned manned motorcycle in a painting called 'Les Dos Carroses'. At that time the vehicle was called 'Vignergartes'. In the eighteenth century, vinegar makers used this vehicle to transport Vinegar to Paris. Later, during the mizy period, the first rickshaw was seen as a human vehicle in Japan in 1868. Although it is very difficult to find the real detector of the rickshaw from this history. According to most historians, a American blacksmith named Albert Tolman discovered rickshaw in 1848. His rickshaw was used in Massachusetts missionary. And many people say that Jonathan Schobby, a US paramedic, is going to transport his sick wife to rickshaw on the road to Ichohom.

Meanwhile, in 1868 many Japanese rickshaws were credited with the discovery of Ezumu Eoysuki and Suzuki Tokuziro. In their language, the rickshaw was first discovered by the Japanese.

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