In 1867, an Englishman stumbled into a dark passage in a long-abandoned mosque on the outskirts of Jerusalem, and when he finally walked out, he found that he had come to the city of Jerusalem! The adventure of this British man immediately spread, and the blood of treasure hunters around the world immediately boiled! It turned out that the secret passage he discovered was most likely the place where the legendary Ark of the Golden Covenant and King Solomon's treasures were stored- the "Secret Passage of Joa".
King Solomon was the greatest king in the history of the Jewish nation. After ascending the throne, King Solomon accomplished a great undertaking – the construction of the temple. The temple is more than 200 meters long and more than 100 meters wide, and it took 7 years to build, and it was called the "First Temple" by later generations. The temple was built to great gold, but instead of placing any icons, it housed rare treasures — the Ark of the Golden Covenant and a stone tablet inscribed with the verses of Moses. Kinyon n is the most cherished holy relic of Judaism, containing the holy oracles of God and Hua, as well as a set of codes and canons granted by God to the Jews.
After the completion of Solomon's Temple, people from near and far came to worship. These Jews and Gentiles who came to worship brought countless pages to King Solomon. Later, King Solomon stored all the rare tributes and looted gold and silver treasures in the temple. The temple was built from its completion to its destruction. It lasted about 400 years and experienced dozens of generations of kings, who accumulated a large amount of gold and silver treasure. All these treasures in the temple are the treasures of Solomon that have been passed down through the generations.
Many years later, when Nebuchadnezzar II, king of Neo-Babylon, conquered the Jewish kingdom, King Solomon's palace and temple were burned to the ground, but the invaders searched the city, and there was no ark of the golden covenant and the treasures, and they mysteriously disappeared. In the thousands of years since, countless archaeologists and treasure hunters have traveled thousands of miles to Israel and the Middle East to find clues to the treasure.
It is said that in the 1st century AD, after the Crusaders from Europe occupied Yelu and retreated, they searched for treasure in the caves below the ruins of the temple, but found nothing.
I don't know when it started. Rumors have spread that Solomon's treasure is in the "Secret Passage of Joa." The "Secret Passage of Joa" is a mysterious passage that connects the temple to the outside of Narusalen. It is said that even before Nebuchadnezzar ii conquered the Jewish state, the Jews had already sent the Ark of the Golden Covenant and treasures into the secret passages. But where exactly is the secret passage? The discovery in 1867 gave hope to treasure hunters, and the temptation of huge treasures made people flock to them, but no one knows exactly where the treasure was hidden in the dark passage.
In the 1930s, two Americans sneaked into the tunnels. After several searches, they found a place with special soil, and the two struggled to dig the soil out, but it was a secret secret passage, and a staircase buried by sand was faintly visible. The two men happily dug up the sand, but the quicksand on the stairs was getting more and more, and finally even the tunnel entrance was blocked. They had to flee in a hurry. The next day, they came here again and found that the entrance had long been covered by quicksand and could only be abandoned temporarily. The following year, they made adequate preparations to go to Jerusalem, but the sailboat they were riding on suddenly sank on the way, and the two were buried at the bottom of the sea.
To this day, many treasure hunters still come to this secret passage, persistently exploring and digging, hoping that they will be lucky enough to discover the legendary Solomon treasure.
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