No emperor invented silk. According to Wikipedia, below: "According to Chinese tradition, the history of silk began in the 27th century BCE."
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Silk has always been used as a fibre.
The country that invented silk was China. Silk was invented by Yuen Fei, a mistress of the Emperor who ruled China at around 2400 B.C.E
Cotton
China invented Silk in 2400 BC Yuen Fei invented it. She was a mistress in an Emperor's household
Nylon was invented in the 1930's by DuPont as a silk substitute.
Silk was invented in China.
nobody invented it, it comes from the chinese silk worm. the ancient chinese people used to boil the worms and gently unwrap the silk woven around its body.
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It is unsure when exactly the first usage of silk was. The oldest evidence of silk usage dates back to the Shang dynasty. It wasn't until the Han dynasty that the Silk Road was created, although.
Silk has long been used in China to weave. A legend tells that a ruler's wife noticed silk worms eating her prized tree. She pulled one of the silk worms cocoons off a branch and droped it into a pot of boiling water. The silk unwove, and the wife suessessfully weaved it. That is how silk was invented. "Why" is a obvesios question because silk is soooo wonderful and soft!
chinese silk was invented in 3000 B.C.
Gauze was invented in Palestine and was traditionally woven from raw silk. It was originally used for clothing, but is now used for medical dressing usually.
silk was not invented, it is a natural fibre from the cocoon of a Silk Worm. Your question should ask when silk was developed. Earliest examples found in China are from the period 3500BC