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According to Chinese legend, silk was discovered by Huang Di's wife, Mrs. Xi Lingshi, in 3000 BC, when she accidentally dropped a silkworm into her hot tea. The thin thread taken from Kumi Kookoon was spread in hot water and silk was found. When silk was first discovered, it was used only by the emperor, his close relatives, and his supreme powers. Even Julius Caesar allowed himself to wear silk only with officials he liked. Noble and wealthy Roman and Greek families pursue this gorgeous textile. Europe's huge demand for silk created the Silk Road, built entirely to support its commercial development. For centuries, silk at Kumi Kookoon has been as precious as gold and is often used as a currency in international trade. Anyone who reveals secrets or smuggles silkworm eggs or silkworm shops out of the country will be sentenced to death.