in p>1873, Tribbe Daimler, the elder brother who was the director of Dentz engine technology department, wrote a three-pointed star on the postcard sent to his wife to represent his residence at that time, and made a special statement: One day, this auspicious star will shine on my life's work. In 1926, Mercedes-BENZ and Daimler merged, and the car produced after the merger was called "Mercedes-Benz". Their respective trademarks were also combined and redesigned into a new logo: the laurel twig of Benz surrounded the trident, with the words "Benz" below and "Mercedes" above. This is a great combination, and after two revisions, the Mercedes logo was finally simplified to the three-pointed star shaped like the steering wheel that we see today.