Mysterious Ancient Underground King And Ruler Of The World – Who Was He? Part 1
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Who is this mysterious person? Where does he come from? Why did he and his tribe hide underground? Why is he of importance to humanity?
According to stories told by our ancestors, the mysterious king was very handsome and possessed great power and wisdom. His mission was to instruct and guide humanity. It is said that this incredibly powerful individual, who is still alive, has the ability to read minds. He is also the ruler of all subterranean kingdoms.
Several thousand years ago, he disappeared with a tribe of people underground. It is said that when mankind is ready, he will emerge once again and establish a new civilization that will rule the world.
How could our ancestors have come up with such an incredible story? Could ancient people have created underground cities that are still inhabited today?
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