How is the charm on the sacred pyramid?

Although the Egyptian Pyramid over 4,000 years of historical years still encompasses a mysterious veil, filled with mystical nuances.

In it the spells on the tombstone are the most frightening: "Anyone who comes to harass the peace of Pharaoh, the door of death will come upon him" . The myths like that, warned for the greedy people of the next generation to peek at priceless treasures in the grave, just in case of grave theft.

Strangely, for centuries, those who dare to go into the Pharaoh tomb, whether they are grave robbers, adventurers or scientists, surveyors, eventually fulfill the charm. uncle, if not dead on the spot, also suffer from a strange incurable disease and die in misery.

Mysterious deaths occur when related to the Pyramid

The proof is that in November 1922, the famous British archaeologist, Hovander carter, after 7 years of searching and searching discovered and opened the Pharaoh Tutankhamun tomb in the Valley of the King. He has trained more than 5,000 artifacts including jewels, jewelry, clothes, weapons, industrial products, household tools, . That success has shocked the world.

But on February 18 of the following year, when the excavation work was standing in front of victory, Lord Canaphen, who had invested a lot of money to help Carter carry out the work, went into the crypt when suddenly afterwards serious illness, then died. His sister, in his memoirs, wrote: "Before he died, he had a high fever and kept shouting: I have heard his breathing, I have to go with him!".

Not long after that, another archaeologist, Moses, while excavating helped to push down the main stone wall on the way to the crypt also died of suffering from a strange, neurotic-like illness.

Daoglat - a radiographer for Pharaoh's mummy, soon became a sacrifice for the Pharaoh's tombs, he became increasingly depressed and died.

In the two years after excavating the tomb, up to 22 people in the excavation team mysteriously died, unexplained. Since then the news of Pharaoh's death has spread everywhere. The spell on the tomb made people believe that it was true and others were wondering if it was true.

In 1924, the British citizen biologist named Oaza brought some curious people to the tomb. What frightens people is that, after going back to visit, he immediately hung himself. Before he died, he bit his finger and wrote blood to say that his death was caused by the charm of the Pharaoh's tomb and because he regretted himself, he had to embrace his regret and go to heaven. soles.

What makes one more surprised and confusing is the death of Cairo museum director, Khamin, Maihorlair. This time Khamin did not believe the spell of Pharaoh's tomb could be experienced. He said: "I've spent many years dealing with mummies and ancient Egyptian mausoleums. Am I still living healthy?" . But after saying that for less than 4 weeks, he suddenly got sick and died. At that time he was not yet 52 years old. Moreover, it was discovered that, on the same day that he died, before he died, he still commanded a team of workers who packed a lot of precious artifacts, which were excavated and collected from the mausoleum. Tomb of Pharaoh Tutancamong. All of this makes the transmission of the Pharaoh period more covered with a mysterious black curtain.

At that time, the question was raised: What do people who contact the Pyramid of Egyptian Pharaoh die for? Are the spells on the Pharaoh tombstone true?

According to one scientist, he said he did not grope the grave walkways with a layer of pink and gray-green colors that were likely to produce dead rays because it emitted deadly substances. .

Many explanations have been put forward but no explanation has been given

Some other scientists have different views, saying that the ancient Egyptian civilization has reached the level where it is possible to use powerful venomous insects or poisonous substances as weapons to protect. defend the tomb of the rulers, avoid being violated by others. By 1956, the geographer of Odaero, while excavating the tomb of Romancalibi had been attacked by bats.

In recent years, some scientists have used biology to explain. For example, Yedungao - a doctor of biology, professor of medicine at Cairo University, said: Based on the results, he periodically conducted experiments for archaeologists and staff, distributing Currently everyone, on the body, has a poisonous pathogen that can lead to high fever and respiratory infection. Those who have entered the crypt, because of this toxic disease, will lead to respiratory infections, which will eventually lead to breathing obstruction.

However, the question is why these poisonous pathogens can have such strong and vigorous vitality. It survived 4,000 years in mummies so scientists could not explain it.

In 1983 a French female doctor named Phihirô, after many years of research, found that the cause of death was due to an overly sensitive reaction to the toxic bacteria of excavators and tunnel visitors. tomb. According to her research, the condition of those people is basically the same, being infected in the lungs, breathing difficulties and death. She explained: After the ancient Egyptian Pharaohs died, people were buried with jewels and clothes; There are also lots of vegetables and food. But those fruits and vegetables, over a long period of thousands of years of rotting, produce poisonous bacteria that cannot be seen by the naked eye.

Those bacteria stick in the crypt. No matter who is breathing in the poisonous bacteria, the lungs will suffer from acute illness, eventually leading to difficulty breathing and death in suffering.

However, that explanation is not yet considered to be the most definitive, so the mystery of the spells at Pharaoh's tombstone has yet to find a solution and that solution seems not simple, at least until moment now.