The Dhaka Times Desk Mustache is heard in many words. Now I heard about a brave man with a mustache. Because that mustache was an extraordinary design mustache!
A mustache or mustache is the hair that grows on a man's upper lip. In terms of variations, mustaches can take many forms. But some mustaches surprise everyone. Today there is a history of such mustaches.
Mustaches come in many forms. For example, thin mustache, thick mustache, mustache like a stick, Hitler's mustache, Stalin's mustache, etc. These are common people's language. But beyond this there are mustaches with bahari names and designs.
Generally speaking, someone has a mustache which is limited to the upper part of his mouth. Boys start growing mustaches during puberty. Shaving with stone razors dates back to the Neolithic period, and during this long period of time various mustache fashions have also been introduced. Those who have a mustache take care of it by trimming and combing it regularly. In different countries of the world there are competitions for long and carefully maintained mustaches. The World Beard and Mustache Championship also divides mustaches into 6 sub-categories.
For ages, the value of mustache is immense for men. Mustaches are usually taken care of with the help of trimming or various styles of mustache trimmers. Mustache is also considered as a symbol of masculinity and bravery. Mustaches have always been considered a men's fashion statement in society. The signature mustache of many famous people is so famous that just by drawing the moustache, everyone can say the person's name in one sentence. Before talking more about moustache, let's take a look at the history of moustache.
Ancient history reveals that Rahotep, a prince of the Fourth Dynasty in Egypt, had a huge moustache. Emperor Qin Shi Huang had a beard and mustache in Chinese history. Emperor Kubla Khan also had a beard and moustache.
Meanwhile, looking at the history of mustaches in India, it can be seen that in ancient India, mustaches alone were probably not very popular without beards. However, among the Vedic gods, Rudra, described in the Rikveda about 1200 BC, had a beard and a mustache along with it. It should be noted that this Rudra of the Rikveda was later transformed into Shiva or Mahadeva. On the other hand, Indra also had a beard and mustache.
It is known that while mythological gods are shown as beardless chir-kishor, Mahadeva's Vairagyamurti also had a beard and moustache. Devasenapati Karthik also had a mustache or beard. Among the epic heroes Rama and Lakshmana had mustaches and beards during their exile. Ravana, Indrajit and Vibhishana are also said to have had moustaches.
A look at the modern-day moustache, despite the mythical characters, shows that the mustache was and still is a very popular subject among the Rajputs. Currently the owner of the longest 14 feet mustache, Ram Singh Chauhan is also a Rajput. And among other warrior castes, the mustache has been considered as a symbol of masculinity.
Englishmen generally did not wear beards and mustaches. However, their clean shaven look put them in danger. When the British started taking Indians as soldiers, Indian soldiers with long and luxuriant mustaches looked down on bearded Englishmen and refused to obey English officers. Although it was laughable to hear, this problem took such a serious shape at one time that, out of compulsion, first English soldiers and then civilian Englishmen started wearing mustaches or beards, even a special type of mustache was named English moustache. Gradually this mustache became very popular among the Indian educated and wealthy society at that time.
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