The mysterious resting places of thousands of emperors and great emperors

So far, the resting place of thousands of weak people such as Genghis Khan, Queen Cleopatra, Mozart genius composer . is still a mystery of human quiz.

The mystery has no solution to the resting place of the weak

1. Queen Cleopatra

Shortly after Augustus and the Roman army invaded and captured Egypt in 30 BC, Queen Cleopatra committed suicide after her lover Mark Antony died.According to some documents, Queen Cleopatra and her lover are buried in a grave near Alexandria.The resting place of thousands of weak people including Cleopatra Queen is still a difficult unknown.

Some argue that Queen Cleopatra's burial tomb has been swept into the sea after the land underwent intense earthquakes from the 4th - 8th century, making Alexandria's terrain much changed.

However, some experts claim that Cleopatra's tomb may be near Taposiris Magna - an ancient temple where dozens of graves and mummies are located.

2. Genghis Khan

The first emperor of Mongolia was the one who conquered more territories than any other military ruler in history.However, experts found little information about the appearance of Genghis Khan as well as how he died or where he was buried.

According to historical records, Genghis Khan died in 1227. The soldiers who brought Genghis Khan to the resting place finally killed all those who saw the group mourning the Mongolian emperor to remove the seal. the location of the tomb is not revealed to the outside.After that, the entire group that mourned Genghis Khan was also killed or committed suicide to ensure the position of the tomb of the famous king of history, no one knew.

Some anecdotes suggest that Genghis Khan's tomb was diverted by a loyal family to a burial place so no one could detect the tomb.That made the bandit unable to approach and insult the thousand-dollar sleep of this eminent military leader.

Some researchers speculate Thanh Cat Tu Han's grave is located in Khentii province.However, many searches have been carried out, but all have failed.

3. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

This world-famous talented composer died in 1791. At that time, his body was buried in an unmarked grave like other graves in the St. cemetery.Marx, Vienna.

However, until the nineteenth century, cemeteries on the planning of the tombs were dug up and buried in new graves.Since then, Mozart's grave is mixed and does not know exactly where.

A grave diger in St. cemeteryMarx claimed to have restored Mozart's skull in 1801 and marked his corpse with a metal wire whenhe first kissed.Later, Mozart's alleged skull was transferred to the International Mozarteum Foundation located in Salzburg in 1902. Until now, DNA experts have not yet confirmed whether this is a part of Mozart's body.