Incredible New Discovery! Untouched Pre-Flood City Beneath Cappadocia?

Just how old is Capidoshia? Due to the immense age of many of the locations we so often cover here upon our channel, we are also in turn often confronted with an array of defense strategies, effective distraction techniques, which continue to allow that which cannot be explained to be simply and quietly brushed under the proverbial rug of modern understandings. Many institutes are funded too and work in cahoots toward a common goal. The preservation of a status quo which not only stifles logical historical pursuits but are controlled by institutions who bury anything which could jeopardize their current monopoly over the many areas of human life and interaction. When it comes to concealing the true age of many of the planet's oldest ruins, it often falls to the geology departments to simply declare the most weathered of relics as merely that of geological formations. And if there is any ancient settlement on Earth which would have fit this bill, it's Capidoshia, an entire ancient settlement so old that all of its surface structures have nearly eroded back to nature. However, although these remarkably old and incredibly heavily eroded surviving spires would have almost certainly been overlooked, dismissed as geological, Capidoshia, fortunately has a labyrinth beneath its streets. An entire underground city once somehow masterfully heuned from the bedrocks of Earth, rumored to have been lit by small candles fed by natural gas pockets found deep underground. It is regardless an incredible legacy of a past highly capable civilization. And although we have extensively covered the ancient underground city of Darenuyo along with its as yet unexplained multi-tonon rolling doors, not only how they were made and then placed in passages, but indeed how they were rolled when in use, as they are of such tremendous weights. However, what many people are unaware of, quite possibly due to the difficulty modern academia has in explaining their existence, is that there lies many more underground layers and labyrinths all across Capidoshia. Thankfully, meaning that the sole surviving spires on the surface have not withstood the sands of time in vain, for they now stand as signposts to this incredible, baffling, and simply enormous ancient mega metropolis. All carved from the solid rock beneath Capidoshia. As mentioned, many of you will now be aware of Durenuyu, an underground city whose legend tells of it having once been a sanctuary for ancient people who endured an ice age, possibly making the site far older than 10,000 years. However, what many of you may have not been aware of is the other remarkable underground city of Kaimonlay, which secretly stretches across below the grounds of this ancient ruin. Many of the passageways carved untold millennia ago are still used to this day as storage areas, stables, and cellers. The underground city at Kachlay differs from Darenuyu in terms of its structure and layout. The tunnels are lower, narrower, and more steeply inclined. Capidoshia appears in some areas as one of the most heavily eroded sites on Earth. Yet, it is fortunately still attributed to its true original identity, that of an ancient ruin. And thanks to the miles of still unexplored caverns below this incredibly ancient site, its dismissal as geological in the future seems very unlikely. It is a place which we find highly compelling. This quietly kept discovery of an advanced lost civilization within China is shaping up to be the find of the decade. Shu Hong, a 31-year-old archaeologist, has been quietly beavering away at the site for the past 10 years. And although we feel the incredible mysterious and many seemingly impossible features of the Terracotta army, also indicative of the work of a lost civilization in itself, this discovery made by Shu within San Ching Dui near the southwestern city of Changdu is set to officially rewrite the history books. With the finds so far made here incredibly ancient. First discovered in the late 1980s, a group of researchers would stumble upon two pits at Sang Sing Dwey full of strange relics, piles of elephant tusks, golden artifacts, idols, and masks, and countless bronze figures. The artifacts, all dated to at least 3,000 years old, are unlike anything previously uncovered in China. Since its discovery, an entire highly developed and technologically advanced city has began to appear from beneath the earth with huge buildings and large city walls now identified with San Shingui now identified as the possible center of this now lost yet once gigantic city. one once built by a clearly capable, powerful, and possibly pre flood civilization, which if the dating of 3,000 years accurate, which we doubt, would have flourished in the region around the same time as that of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutin Common. This dating of 3,000 years likely to be incredibly conservative. This in an attempt to stitch their timeline of existence in with the currently upheld and we feel merely postc cataclysmic timeline with nothing prior to 10,000 years. No civilization cities or structures permitted to be entertained as having existed prior to the last ice age. Thus, the Sang Sing Dwey Kingdom's origins remain unknown with ancient Chinese historians barely even mentioning any known history within the Southwest, long dismissing the region, then known as Shu, as an obscure backwater. Theories about how the civilization emerged include possibly being an offshoot of travelers from Egypt or even ancient aliens. But in the absence of clear archaeological evidence for its builders, its true origins remain a complete mystery. Although usually punting for the most prevalent archaeological footprint as the constructor of a site such as this like that of Gornia or other rare sites we posit as pre flood which have not encountered human reinhabitation are somehow completely absent human remains as if whoever constructed them encountered some form of mass disappearance almost as if they experienced a rapture. Yet I digress. During an exploration within Pit 2 at the site, more than 1,500 ancient relics were extracted from the earth, further supporting the fact that the site indeed mysteriously abandoned and also never looted. A pristine, untouched, possibly pre flood city, the first of its kind found within the modern era as far as we are aware. With the most astonishing find made at the site, a huge bronze statue simply known as the large standing figure. A giant intricately detailed rendering of a man standing 2.6 meters tall and weighing nearly 200 kg. The statue which can now be found within the central hall of the Sang Singh Dwey Museum continues to baffle researchers. It depicts a figure with glaring eyes and a long hooked nose. Features which are notably distinct from other Chinese artifacts. He is dressed in three layers of clothes with their delicate patterning still visible. His hands are raised in front of his chest with his fingers forming two circles. It has been suggested that the figure was possibly once holding something aloft, but we still have no idea what yet. Most interestingly of all, and we feel a possible smoking gun for the true age of the site, the sheer number of tusks found within. With archaeologists uncertain as to how San Shing Dui acquired so many tusks with elephants not being native to that part of China for over 10,000 years. What do you think about this remarkable place? Has Shu Fe Hong actually stumbled upon an intact, pristine example of a pre flood civilization? Something we felt would only be possible in such locations as that of Antarctica. How did the site remain untouched for so long? What happened to its builders? Just how old is the site? and who is the standing figure? All questions with answers which we find highly compelling. Throughout history, kings, queens, emperors, and pharaohs, inheritors or conquerors of land and wealth, have often been found to have had inherent commonality. These individuals legacies often accompanied by a conviction that they were ordained by their god to their position of ultimate power in their world or in some extreme cases believing to be gods themselves. However, another peculiar trait of these once terrifyingly powerful leaders was a belief in immortality, not only of an afterlife, but one often accompanied by their most loyal of subject and beast, which they were particularly fond of. These convictions have throughout history resulted in tremendous efforts and financial sacrifices being funneled into the practice of preparation for this event with some rather extraordinary processes being undertaken solely for the purpose of biological preservation. And although the Egyptian mummification process along with the many golden and otherwise created sarcophagi and death masks are recognized worldwide. A little lesser yet no less visually striking practice which created a series of what is now known as the immortal jade warriors can be found in China. supposedly dated to just over 2,000 years old. Yet, perfectly crafted, incredibly preciously shaded jade gem suits of armor were made for their ancient emperors. These suits indeed practically immortal due to the fact that they are nearly solely created from a solid stone, an astonishing feat. There is a contradiction in the ideology or possibly more accurately academic explanation for the true purpose of these preservation practices. Within many of these burial techniques, there is seemingly a conflict of interest between spirit and body. For whatever reason, those who underwent Egyptian imbalming, for example, are apparently believed by whomever has explained these practices that the kings and queens wanted their bodies to live on far beyond their death and passage into the underworld. Furthermore, in complete disarray, the question then becomes, were these practices actually an ancient attempt at what we now practice with cryogenic freezing? If the body were intended to be used within the afterlife, then firstly, why the curses often found inscribed above the sealed tombs? And why were the organs and brain often removed and perfectly stored separate from the body? along with Egypt. Why in other locations were favored noblemen, loyal animals, entire chariots, or indeed entire terracotta armies left for these self-perceived gods on Earth? Were they in reality preparing for a form of reincarnation? Not within a spirit world, but an afterlife, one for the mortal body, one within the future. We find such hypothesis highly compelling.