The original name is "Horse Power" and is used briefly as HP.
As we passed through our language, the individual was translated as "Horse Power" and its abbreviation was BG.
Horse Horse or Horse is here,
and Power means Power.
HP, which is used to express the motor's power, is a term that has emerged later.
The surname of James Watt,
who lived between 1736 and 1819 and was an important contributor to the development of steam engines,
began to be used as the power unit "Watt" in this period...
