Piri-piri sauce originates in which county?
Piri Reis In 1524 he captained the ship that took the Ottoman Grand Vizier Pargalı İbrahim Pasha to Egypt. In 1547, Piri had risen to the rank of Reis (admiral) as the Commander of the Ottoman Fleet in the Indian Ocean and Admiral of the Fleet in Egypt, headquartered in Suez. On 26 February 1548 he recaptured Aden from the Portuguese, followed in 1552 by the sack of Muscat, which Portugal had occupied since 1507, and the strategically important island of Kish. Turning further east, Piri Reis attempted to capture the island of Hormuz in the Strait of Hormuz, at the entrance
Piri bordering west of China before Goguryeo period. According to the "Book of Sui", piri was also known as "gagwan" (가관; 笳管), and it originates from Kucha. During the reign of King Yejong of Goryeo dynasty, another double-reed cylindrical instrument was imported from Song dynasty China, and to disambiguate, the former was named "hyang piri" and the latter "dang piri". "Se piri" is smaller than "hyang piri" but has the same structure and range. "Se piri" appears to be invented much later than "hyang piri". The piri's equivalent in China is the "guan" (also known as "bili"), and its counterpart in