On February 8 of the following year, the expedition members were ecstatic when candlelight reflected jeweled golden thrones, exquisite pharaoh coffins, and countless boxes full of treasures. Suddenly, they received a telegram from Cairo saying that Sir Qana had died of a sudden illness.

Sir Carnarvon was 57 years old at the time and had always been in good health. But that day he was suddenly bitten by a mosquito on his left cheek, and this small wound infected him with acute pneumonia, which killed him. The doctor who later examined the pharaoh's mummy reportedly reported that the mummy also had a scar under his left cheek, exactly the same location as the scar on the mosquito bite of Kanna.

Mosser, the archaeologist of the expedition, was the one responsible for tearing down a wall inside the tomb to find the mummy of Tutang Carmen. Soon he fell ill with a strange disease of insanity and died in agony.

Herbert, the brother of Sir Carnarvon who participated in the expedition, died soon after. Assisted Carter in compiling the tomb Chinese Physics Chad. Bettel, who committed suicide at the end of 1929. In February of the following year, his father, Lord Westbury, also jumped to his death in London, reportedly having a vase removed from the tomb of Tután Carmen in his bedroom.

Director of the Cairo Museum in Egypt, Miguel. Mehler, who was in charge of directing the workers to transport artifacts from the tomb of Tutang Carmen, did not believe in "spells" at all, and once said to those around him: "I have dealt with Egyptian tombs and mummies many times in my life, and am I not okay haode?" Less than four weeks after he said that, Mehler died suddenly at the age of 52. According to the doctor's diagnosis, he died of a heart attack.

By the end of 1930, among those involved in the excavation of the tomb of Tutang Carmen. Twelve people have died mysteriously and violently. The Pharaoh's incantation was revealed, and it has never been around ever since.

Carter, who discovered the tomb of Tutang Carmen, thought he had escaped the disaster by luck. lived a life of seclusion, but unexpectedly died of illness in March 1939.

It was not until 1966 that the French asked Egypt to transport the treasures from the tomb of Tutang Carmen to Paris for an exhibition, which was approved by the Egyptian government. Muhammad, who is in charge of antiquities. Abraham had a dream at night that if he approved the shipment of these artifacts out of Egypt, he would have a catastrophe. So he repeatedly dissuaded him, but his efforts were ineffective, so he had to sign the agreement against his will. He was hit by a car as soon as he left the venue. He died two days later.

The list goes on and on, and one has to wonder: how did these people die, and what about the curse of the pharaoh? Some think. Ancient Egyptians may have used viruses against tomb robbers. In 1963, Cairo University professor of medicine Itin Tahao published an article saying that according to him for many archaeologists did the inflamed respiratory tract virus. He believed that the people who entered the pharaoh's tomb were infected with the virus, causing pneumonia and dying.

1983 year. France's Philippe offers another insight. She believes that it is not viruses that are deadly, but mold. Due to the large amount of food in the pharaoh's burial goods, it rotted over time, and a large number of mold dust formed in the tomb. Those who enter the tomb inevitably inhale this fine dust, which leads to an infection of the lungs and a painful death.

Other scientists believe that the pharaoh's spell came from the structure of the mausoleum. The design of the tomb and the tomb can generate and gather a special magnetic field or energy wave, which can cause death. But to design such a structure, it is necessary to have a higher level of science than modern people. And how did the ancient Egyptians more than 3,000 years ago master this ability?

Other arguments are also self-justifying. If it's a virus. What virus can survive in a closed space for 4,000 years? If it is said to be mold, after the mausoleum is excavated, the air circulates, and the mold dust will soon escape, and it will not last for many years. There is still no conclusion in the scientific community, but if people in metaphysics know it, this is the most powerful curse technique in ancient witchcraft!

First of all, it must be explained that this is talking about curses, not spells.

If you want to explain this cursed art, you have to talk about witchcraft first, witchcraft is a magic technique that uses supernatural mystical liliang to influence or give control to certain people and things, and there is also a legend of the origin of witchcraft.

Witchcraft comes from the Shundi tribe, and legend has it that when Emperor Shun was in order to produce salt for the common people and meet the lives of the people. Shun let one of his sons go to Wuxian to become a chieftain, and Xian is good at boiling brine for salt, so he got his name. The people of Wu Xianguo handle the green snake with their right hand, and the red dragon with their left hand, located in the great wilderness, and it is called the Ten Witches with Wu Ji, Wu Pan, Wu Peng, Wu Gu, Wu Zhen, Wu Li, Wu Di, Wu Xie, and Wu Luo. Wuxian country is in the south of Anyi city, there is a salt pond legend, the salt water is inherited, the water comes out of the southeast thin mountain, the northwest flows, through the north of Wuxian Mountain. Wuxian Mountain is in the south of Anyi County.

The history of Luyan in Yuncheng, Shanxi Province has existed in ancient times. The name of "Lu" in Yuncheng was first called "Lu", that is, the "Lu" that produces salt, and later because of the same sound, it was usurped as "Lu". "Lu" is now Yuncheng, and the land is in the west of Gu'anyi.

Legend has it that Shun's son became the chief of the kingdom of Wuxian. Led the country of Wuxian to produce salt. Because the local Wuxian people have the jishu of making salt from brine clay, they steam and boil the brine clay to precipitate the salt and become crystals, and outsiders think that they are "changing the art". In addition, in the process of salt making, the Wuxian people held various sacrificial activities, hoping that the south wind would bring them haode climate, etc., so as to facilitate salt separation. Their sacrifices are performed in various ways, and they are accompanied by various words of vows and prayers. Zuihou, the process begins until the white crystalline salt is produced.

This whole process, in other tribes, is seen as a kind of magic, so people call this kind of magic that turns soil into salt. This is where the term "witchcraft" comes from.

In thousands of years, it has been divided into multiple types or factions. From the perspective of the nature of witchcraft, witchcraft can be divided into black witchcraft and white witchcraft. Black witchcraft refers to witchcraft used when blaming someone else; White witchcraft is the witchcraft used when praying for good fortune, so it is also called auspicious witchcraft. From the perspective of the means of performing witchcraft, witchcraft can be divided into two categories, one is imitation witchcraft, and the other is contact witchcraft.

Imitation witchcraft is a form of witchcraft that uses similar things as a substitute for good fortune or disaster. If you hate someone, you will take the form of a human and write the date of birth of that person, or burn them with fire, throw them into water, or slash them with a needle or a bayonet, so that they will die. By nature, this is black witchcraft. Another example is that children often fall into the well, in order to avoid disasters, often make a puppet instead of children into the well, this behavior is called disaster breaking. In ancient production customs, rice flowers began, and men and women met in the field to promote rice earing. If a person has sores, he can draw them on plant leaves or yellow paper to remove the disease, which is also called imitation witchcraft.

Witchcraft is a form of witchcraft that uses a part of a thing or an item associated with it to seek good fortune. This kind of witchcraft can serve its purpose as long as it comes into contact with a part of someone's human body or a person's utensils. If a person is sick and puts a coin or something more valuable in the sick person's pain and throws it on the road for others to pick up, it is considered that the sick person has transferred to the person who picked it up. In the past, the dark arts used to collect the hair, beard, nails, and beloved objects of the discordant in case they were harming the other person. A child's name should not be given to anyone else, otherwise he will be subject to others.

Black witchcraft is usually based on curses and witchcraft. Seek darkness or evil liliang to punish the caster's enemies, but generally at the same cost. White witchcraft is usually based on praising and praying to the gods. Seeking light or kindness to liliang to help others does not have to pay any too much price.

In China, Gu Dao witchcraft is relatively common. Gu Dao witchcraft is literally a form of witchcraft that uses worms to cast spells; However, nowadays it has been used in general terms to make people sick. The most famous person who uses Gu Dao witchcraft in China is the Miao people in China, but not all Miao people can use Gu poison, but it was prevalent for a while in ancient times. In addition, Gu is also a very popular method of casting spells in Southeast Asia. (There will be an entire volume of content to write about the witchcraft of the South Seas!) ）

Nowadays, witchcraft is mostly used for prayer, spiritualism, evil spirits, curses, and exorcism.

And this Li Shangkui has fallen into the ancient curse technique, if you want to get in touch with this curse, you must know what kind of curse he has and how to crack it! (Ancestral Occult Book Fans 323910685) (To be continued......)