The ancients have a saying called "the book has its own Yan Ruyu, the book has its own golden house", Yan Ruyu refers to the beauty, readers have naturally seen a lot, and the golden house is rarely seen by anyone. There is a special house in Russia, which is even more valuable than the House of Gold, called the Amber Room. How luxurious is the Amber Room? Where will it be hidden? If you want to know, let Xiaobian reveal the secret for you:
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Speaking of the Amber Room, we have to admit that it is a legend, the birth of the Amber Room, associated with a Prussian monarch, who was Frederick William I. William I was a king with a strong desire for war, a rough personality, and a high-pressure policy towards soldiers and civilians.
In order to be able to continue to strengthen Prussia's position, he began to set his sights on Tsarist Russia and quickly sent it a signal of friendship. When he met with King Peter the Great of Russia, William I, who had always been miserly, did not hesitate to give his beloved amber room to the other party.
Since then, the Amber Room has been housed in the Imperial Palace of St. Petersburg, Russia, and has become Peter the Great's favorite treasure. The reason why the Amber Room will make the two emperors fall in love at the same time is naturally not simple. Made of natural amber, the Amber Room covers an area of 55 square meters and consists of 12 parapet panels and 12 stud feet. Not only that, but above this 6-ton amber room, a large number of jewelry diamonds are also inlaid by skilled craftsmen, which looks extremely magnificent and dazzling, highlighting the noble temperament of the royal family.
The Russians have always been proud to have the Amber Room, and they have always proudly proclaimed the Amber Room as the "Eighth Wonder of the World", a testimony to the friendship between King William I of Prussia and Peter the Great. But this pride of the Russians soon faded, as the fate of the Amber Room became very difficult with the outbreak of World War II.
In 1941, in the early stages of the Defense of Leningrad, German forces invaded Russia and quickly occupied Leningrad (now known as St. Petersburg). Many of the most valuable jewels did not escape the clutches of the devil, and the Amber House was no exception, which was said to have been dismantled into several pieces by the occupying forces, and then filled with 27 chests and transported back to Königsberg at that time.
With the continuous victory of the anti-fascist war of the people of the world, the national treasure of the Amber Room has mysteriously disappeared.
In order to be able to find the Amber Room, Russia set up a special investigation team to focus on finding the whereabouts of the Amber Room. Over the decades, the investigation team has carefully reviewed all the German military documents, found many witnesses claiming to be witnesses, and even organized salvage teams to go to several areas where the Germans had sunk ships. However, the results are still not optimistic, and the Amber Room seems to have evaporated from the human world and is no longer found.
However, everything is absolute, many folk treasure hunters have systematically studied the mystery of the whereabouts of the Amber Room, and they have accidentally found a very suspicious location, which is The Toplitz Lake in Austria. The reason why people invariably set their sights on Lake Toplitz is simple, because during the German occupation, the lake was used for secret underwater bomb and underwater rocket experiments, and it was a strictly sealed off-limit.
In the late part of World War II, the Germans were seen dropping whole boxes of supplies into the bottom of the river, and the appearance of these boxes was exactly the same as the boxes containing the Amber Room at that time. It was for these two reasons that explorers concluded that the Amber Room, Russia's national treasure, should be sleeping at the bottom of Lake Toplitz, and that around it were tons of gold and jewelry.
In 1945, two people secretly came to Lake Toplitz wearing diving equipment, but in the end, both of them died mysteriously. In 1947, a U.S. Navy diver was ordered to explore Lake Toplitz, only to drown alive because he had strayed into a sinking wood. In the years since, many treasure hunters have been buried at the bottom of the lake and have fallen victim to the search for the Amber Room.
In order to prevent the tragedy from happening again, but also for the purpose of secrecy, the Austrian government officially announced to the outside world that any diving without the permission of the local government will be illegal. It is particularly important that even if someone is qualified to dive on Lake Toplitz, they still cannot disclose any information about the bottom of the lake to the outside world. Because it is also illegal to disclose information.
Does the amber house really exist at the bottom of Lake Toplitz? The answer is still a mystery, but I believe that with the continuous development of human exploration technology, the mystery of this treasure will one day be revealed.