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It was Ptahhotep, a minister of Pharaoh Isasi, who collected his own and inappropriate behaviors as an instruction.
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It laid down the principles that guided the life of the Babylonians. It details precisely the ceremony and the acts related to the coronation.
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The protocol was related to respect for the gods, the authorities and the use of ceremonial oratory.
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They implemented rigorous rules of protocol for senators, emperors, and consuls, including forms of greeting and triumphal parades.
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The Byzantine princess Theodora had a skewer made of sod teeth so that she would not have to use her hands when eating.
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In the feudal system, the custom of eating sitting around a table became widespread, which promoted the use of forks and knives.
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They were a set of laws drafted in the thirteenth century that regulated various aspects of the social, political and legal life of the kingdom of Castilla. This legal code ranged from civil and criminal law to religious and behavioral issues, and had a great influence on Spanish and Latin American legislation.
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This included where each person should sit, how they should be served and in what order
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It included the rules of the good gourmet.
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In addition to the fact that men and women began to eat at the same table, they had to wash their hands in basins and say a prayer.
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It codified protocol in diplomatic relations and etiquette in high society.
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This Italian noblewoman introduced not only the fork, but also the spoon to make the etiquette on the table more complex.
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The diplomatic protocol is formalized through international treaties such as this one.
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He formalized protocol rules on precedence, ambassadorial treatment, conflict management, etc.
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It offered detailed rules on proper behavior in social life. It included advice on courtesy, etiquette, respect for others, and how to act in various everyday situations, such as at the table, in meetings, or when dealing with people from different social classes.
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They developed new protocol rules for relations between states, unifying forms of diplomatic and ceremonial communication.
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It reveals what the golden rules of knowing how to be, be and work are and how, when and where they should be applied if you want to be successful in social relationships.