Beneath the vast deep sea of the Atlantic Ocean lies a sunken civilization known as the Great Western Kingdom. The earliest historical record of the Great Western Kingdom was recorded by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato. According to his description in Krizi, the Great Western Kingdom was the jewel of the civilized world at that time, and its territory was even wider than that of Libya and Asia Minor combined, and its sphere of influence encompassed Egypt and the Tyrrhenian Sea.
According to historical records, the Great Western Kingdom was at war with Egypt, Greece, and other peoples along the Mediterranean coast. At one point, the Great Western Kingdom launched an attack on Athens, however, the Athenians bravely resisted and successfully repelled the Great Western Army. Soon after, however, a huge tsunami engulfed Onisai under raging waves.
Historical records show that the Great Western Kingdom was founded by Poseidon, who married the beautiful Cletto and had ten sons. Poseidon divided the Great Western Kingdom into ten parts, each of which was given to his ten sons to manage, and they became the first ten regents. Poseidon's eldest son, Atlas, was appointed as the heir to the throne of the Great Western Kingdom. The first ten regents had agreed to live in harmony with each other and to support each other.
The Great Western Province is blessed with magnificent coastlines, beautiful mountain peaks, and vast plains. The country is blessed with amazing natural resources, and crops can be harvested twice a year. People make a living from farming, mining precious metals, and domesticating wild animals. Flowers bloom in both the cities and villages of the Great Western Country, and the perfume refining industry has become a profession for many Western people.
The cities of the Great Western Province are prosperous and populous. The city is dotted with beautiful gardens and is home to magnificent buildings such as temples, theaters, gladiatorial arenas, and public baths made of red, white, and black marble. Merchants from many countries traded with the Great Western Kingdom.
With the rise of the Great Western Kingdom, the kings' ambitions grew, and they sought to conquer the whole world. However, in just one day and one night, a powerful tsunami and flood completely engulfed the Great Western Province. According to Plato, the sinking of the Great Western Kingdom occurred about 11,150 years ago.
Plato repeatedly emphasized that the Great Western Kingdom was not his own fictional story, but was derived from real history. It is said that Plato personally traveled to Egypt to consult with the monks who were highly respected at the time. Plato's mentor Socrates once said, "It is precisely because the Great Western Kingdom is true that it is so great, far greater than fictional stories." If Plato's statement is true, then as early as 12,000 years ago, mankind had already created a brilliant civilization.
However, to date, scientists have not found conclusive evidence of the existence of the remains of the Great Western Kingdom at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Although traces of some ancient man-made structures, pyramids, and ancient cities have been found in some parts of the Atlantic, scientists have not been able to confirm whether these remains are related to the Great Western Kingdom. Therefore, the Great Western Kingdom remains a mystery for the ages.