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The process of human development is also the process of accumulation of wealth, and only when wealth is truly in place can spiritual satisfaction be pursued. Human beings are constantly creating wealth and enjoying wealth, but there are many treasures buried in the ground in the world that have not been fully excavated, and what other treasures are fascinating to know with me.
The mystery of the world's five unsolved treasures
1. The mystery of the burial of gold in Mount Akagi
Mount Akagi is a mountain in Japan, but it is not known for its tall or majestic appearance, but for its staggering amount of treasures in the legend. According to legend, more than 4 million taels of gold are buried here.
2. The mystery of Nazi treasures
After World War II, Hitler's government not only plundered the occupying power's financial property, but also robbed countless precious cultural relics. After conquering Poland, Goering ordered the looting of Polish antiquities. According to a large secret report, by July 1944, the cultural relics transported from Western Europe to Germany had been loaded with 137 railway wagons, counting 4174 boxes and 21903 pieces, and there were 10890 paintings alone, including many masterpieces.
3. Amber Room
In the early 18th century, Frederick I of Prussia, who was very fond of pursuing luxury, wanted to build an amber room on a whim. The Amber Room is about 55 square meters, the whole is made of amber panels, and the decorative panels in the interior are all made of amber panels with silver foil, which can be regarded as a real treasure. Soon, however, in order to curry favor with Russia, Frederick I gave this rare treasure as a gift to Peter the Great.
Peter the Great died of illness, and the empress who succeeded to the throne enlarged the Amber Room to make it more beautiful and exquisite. During World War II, when the Germans occupied the Soviet Union, the German fascists dismantled the Amber Room and shipped it to Königsberg. But then a Soviet organization looking for an amber room salvaged 17 boxes in the Baltic Waters, containing just some balls and bearings. Later, a woman who kept the amber house artwork revealed that a group of soldiers had wreaked havoc in the amber room and finally set fire to everything. So the question is, whether the Amber Room is in these works of art, the answer is still unknown.
4. Napoleon Treasure
According to the book "The Life of Napoleon", Napoleon's expedition to Russia failed in 1812, and after retreating from Moscow, he also took the loot captured by the Kremlin. Danilevsky, who was then the aide-de-camp of Marshal Kutuzov, the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Army, said: "The trophies weighed about 10 to 15 tons, including cannons, tableware, furs, gold and silver coins, and the cross of Archduke Ivan. ”
5. Unpredictable money pit treasures
The famous writer Mark Twain described in The Adventures of Tom that pirate treasures are packed in broken wooden boxes, buried under old dead trees, and in the middle of the night, the shadow of the tree's branches falls on the treasure place, which is almost a reproduction of the "money pit" treasure.
It turned out that Oak Island was a pirate haunt in the 17th century, and there was a famous pirate named William Kitt, who was executed in London in 1701, and before his death offered a quid pro quo: if he could avoid death, he would tell a place to bury the treasure. But he was rejected and sent to Hades along with the treasure. But to this day no one has found where the treasure is.
After reading the mystery of these treasures, are you a little confused? I'm a little curious and a little excited, but the mysteries of these treasures have not yet been unveiled and are waiting for everyone to continue to explore.
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