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Enter Email ID Submit. Edit Email Id Contact Us. Create New Save OR. Select From Existing Playlist. The rumours about the black plague being the historical origin of the song affirm that "Ring a Ring o'Roses" refers to a symptom of this epidemic disease.
The symptoms of the plague included a rosy red rash in the shape of a ring on the skin Ring around the rosy. Actually, this is not a symptom of the bubonic plague. The most notable symptoms of the bubonic plague are the painful, swollen lymph glands, called buboes. The symptoms described in the song fit with some kinds of tick bite, but not with the bubonic plague. There is, beside that, no evidence that people used pocketful of posies to ward of the disease.
Another argument against this theory is the fact that the song was first published in , in other words years after the last outbreak of the black death. Although it must be admitted that there is no way to find out the original meaning of the song, we must say that things become even more complicated, when we compare this song with a German nursery rhyme that is sung to the same melody:.
Ringel, Ringel, Reihe, wir sind der Kinder dreie, wir sitzen unter'm Holderbusch und machen alle husch, husch, husch. Ringel, Ringel, Row we are three children sitting under an elder bush making all hush, hush, hush. The melody is the same compared to the English version and the idea is almost the same. Not having been able to resolve the first problem, what is the meaning of the song, we present another problem.
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