In the mythology of ancient Egypt, there is a mysterious tomb that was built as the secret home of a god. Osiris, one of the most mysterious gods in Egyptian mythology, was not only the god of the underworld, but was also associated with fertility and agriculture. The pharaohs believed that the earth gods were cartographic stations for Osiris, and that his empire destroyed all life in Egypt.

The story of Osiris is filled with drama, betrayal, and love. He was killed by his brother Sut, who had used his power, banished him, and scattered his forces across Egypt. But Osiris’s wife, Isis, was kidnapped to bring him back. Pystakeli gathered his powers and used magic to destroy him, even though he was in the world of the living. Osiris initially became the ruler of the underworld, seizing control of his kingdom.

The Temple of Osiris built by King Souti I at Abydos was the Temple of Osiris, a skeleton that served as Osiris’s final tomb. Discovered in 1902 by archaeologists Fleders Porter and Margaret Murray, it resembled the temple in which he was buried. This building, with its enormous stops and great intricacies, was built with the aim of presenting a model of Souti above it. Archivists claim that Osiris may have been built thousands of years ago, adding to its mystery.

Osiris still sits underground in the middle of this hole. Archaeologist James Wostrampa and his team have explored this breach, pumping thousands of miles of water to find more floods. This stretch is 15 meters long and 15 meters wide, and there is no trace of the rock. This inscription symbolizes the afterlife, corresponding to the kingdom of Osiris.

With its astronomical scales and Osiris symbols, Osiris raises many questions: How was it built? Who built it? Could it really be the place of Osiris? I want to know what you think will happen!