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By: Abdallah A. Mortaba Asian

Rhea Mae Ausan
Christian Ace Marañon Revolution
WHAT TO KNOW?
 Inthis presentation you will know what are
the main events that happened in this
continent’s evolution.
AYURVEDIC
MEDICINE.

Ayurveda and Siddha are ancient

and traditional systems of medicine.
Ayurveda dates back to Iron Age
India (1st millennium BC) and is still
practiced today as a form of
complementary and alternative
medicine. Siddha medicine is mostly
prevalent in South India. Herbs and
minerals are basic raw materials of
the Siddha system which dates
back to the period of siddha saints
around the 5th century BC.
“AUTOMATIC
TUBIG MACHINE”
(ATM)

The Automatic Tubig Machine

(ATM), an brainchild of Filipino
inventor Teodulo Bergado, solves
that problem.
The ATM is an automatic water
station, they just have to insert a
coin and they could already drink
water.
Chinese
Philosophy

Chinese philosophy is the

intellectual tradition of the
Chinese culture from their early
recorded history to the present
day. The main philosophical
topics of Chinese philosophy
were heavily influenced by the
ideas of important figures like
Laozi, Confucius, Mencius and
Mozi, who all lived during the
second half of the Zhou dynasty
(8th to 3rd century BCE). Chinese
culture as a whole has been
shaped by the influence of these
intellectual leaders.
Asian Invention
 Asian inventors have created countless
tools that we take for granted in our daily
lives. From paper money to toilet paper to
PlayStations, Asia is responsible for 50 of
the most revolutionary inventions through
time.
Prehistoric Asian
Inventions (10,000
to 3500 B.C.E.)
In prehistoric times, finding food
was a huge part of everyday
life — so you can imagine how
farming and the domestication
of crops was a big deal and
played a large role in making
people's lives easier.
Ancient
Inventions (3500
to 1000 B.C.E.)
Mesopotamia saw the
invention of written language
around 3100 B.C.E. China
developed a written language
around 1200 B.C.E.
independently of Mesopotamia.

Silk weaving became a practice

in China around 3500 B.C.E. Ever
since then, silk has been a highly
sought-after luxury fabric around
the world. This time period also
saw the invention of soap in
Babylon and glass in Egypt.
Classical Asia
(1000 B.C.E. to
500 C.E.)
In 100 B.C.E., China invented
paper. This led to the design of
paper kites in 549 C.E. The first
record of a paper kite was
when it was used as a message
vehicle during a rescue mission.
Medieval Era (500
to 1100 C.E.)

An early version of chess was

played in India during the
Gupta Empire around 500 C.E.
China's Han Dynasty saw the
invention of porcelain.
Manufacturing of porcelain for
exporting began during the
Tang Dynasty (618 to 907 C.E.).
Early Modern and
Modern Inventions
(1100 to 2000 C.E.)

The Chinese also invented the

landmine during the Song
Dynasty in 1277, as well as the
bristle toothbrush in 1498.
Around 1391, the first toilet
paper was made as a luxury
item that was only available to
royalty.
HINDU PHILOSOPHY
Hinduism has no founding
figure. The term “Hindu” comes
from the Persian word “Hind,”
which was the name given to
the Indus River region of
northern India. Most generally,
“Hinduism” means the religion
of the Indus River region.
 BUDDHIST
PHILOSOPHY
Buddhism was founded in India
by a former Hindu monk
named Gautama Siddhartha
(563-483 BCE), better known
as Buddha, a term which
means the “enlightened one.”
CONFUCIAN
PHILOSOPHY
 DAOIST
PHILOSOPHY