The amazing mystery of the Great Zimbabwe stone kingdom

Who is the owner of the Great Zimbabwe monument, why is this kingdom in decline still a hidden mystery to historical researchers.

Discover the mysteries of the Great Zimbabwe stone kingdom

In 1868, a group of European explorers while traveling to Africa unknowingly discovered a vast wild ruin in Zimbabwe.This monument is called 'Great Zimbabwe' and quickly gained popularity throughout the world later.

It has gigantic stone structures dating back to the 12th century, though most have been damaged, but still retain the magnificent grandeur of an architectural complex built by a powerful kingdom.

The focal point of the Great Zimbabwe ruins is a large citadel.The building was built with small slabs of stone with very high technology, no need for any binder.The wall is interrupted by 3 gates.

Inside the citadel is a rich architectural complex with enclosed walls, vestiges of houses, palaces, stone steles, underground tunnels, water wells, especially tall stone cones with gut-shaped intestines that so far people We still have not deciphered the meaning.

Since its discovery, many legends have been covered by Europeans on the Great Zimbabwe ruins.

They argued that Dai Zimbabwe was the gold mine of King Salomon mentioned in the Old Testament.The walls of the fortress here were built in a manner that King Salomon built a palace on Mount Molia.

This legend has led to a disaster for this unique African monument.

A European gold rush has exploded in Grand Zimbabwe.They hired local people and advanced motor vehicles, excavated the whole relic site with a depth of up to 3m.

Despite not seeing gold, Europeans made a lot of discoveries, including the ancient texts of civilization that built Dai Zimbabwe.All have been lost to the market before scientists can conduct research.

Later official excavations continued to reveal a large amount of artifacts including weapons, working tools and some beautifully crafted and beautifully crafted jewelry.Some of them were brought from China, Arab, Persia and even from ancient India.

This shows that Great Zimbabwe had a trade exchange with Asia since ancient times as a trade center in southern Africa.

So far, who is the owner of the Great Zimbabwe kingdom, why is this kingdom declining to remain a hidden mystery to historical researchers.