What Happened to Napoleon Inside the Great Pyramid? #shorts #history #egypt

Rumors have long since whispered that French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte made a secret visit to the Great Pyramid in 1799. According to the legend, something strange happened to Napoleon while he was inside the so-called King’s Chamber… What do you think happened?

Source:
Tompkins, Peter, 1971, “Secrets of the Great Pyramid” 49–50

[Faesharlyn]

He took a wrong turn and got lost, it took him hours to find his way out but he was too embarrassed to tell anyone.

[drwho]

What actually happened was, he entered pyramid and came out shocked, in which 1806 he explained what occurred within those walls. He said he met 2 other individuals that were not locals but spoke a different language. Within the pyramid, they took him to a different world called San Dimas, California to the time of 1988. The two gentlemen were called bill and Ted. Napoleon enjoyed the ice cream there. He eventually came back, but no one believed him that he time travelled

[terencenordberg]

While he was on the chamber he saw a vision of chocolate, vanilla and strawberry ice cream, side by side

[Bobbb-fi]

De Bourienne who was Napoleons private secretary and went everywhere with him and documented the ottoman campaign in egyot says Napoleon never entered the tomb, he climbed to the top and stopped to wait for his men and talked about the blocks of stone saying theres enough here to circle the whole of france with a 12X1 foot wall. De Bourienne went everywhere with him at the time and his written works about Napoleons canpaigns are available to read. If the man who never left his side and was with him while he climbed up the pyramid says he didnt go inside. I think its safe to say he didn't go inside. His personal physician also wrote about what happened at his death bed and this wasnt mentioned in his writing. Only decades later did he suddenly become the focus of the "youll never believe me" story but his actual writings are available to read and dont mention it. Funny that

[nick]

The key thing here is the opening statement "it is rumoured"

[elfrad]

French emperor Napoleon did not go to Egypt in 1799. But General Bonaparte did. Napoleon did not become emperor until 1804.

[paulramirez]

Suddenly he heard a voice say “ I got you for 3 minutes. You’re not going nowhere!”

[blazeharris]

Oh, i heard about this one. Napoleon pulled back a stone that led to a secret tomb. And almost immediately, he saw a man of African descent, dressed in white robes emerge from within the secret tomb. He was frozen in terror as the strange man approcahed him and whispered in his ear. "You ain't, go-in nowhere, you aint going nowhwere. I cant be stopped now, cuz its bad boy for life. Then the man took off his robes and pulled Napoleon's "bone apart". Yes, Napoleon unleashed the cursed demon that we know as P. Diddy😢

[BMF]

It would be interesting to see a horror movie with Napoleon in the pyramids

[cw]

He found an interesting book about anti-gravity and it was almost impossible for him to put it down.

[johnsansker]

Story I had heard was that he actually spent the entire night in the King's Chamber. Which wasn't allowed but he managed to get to do it anyway.

[zcmkmmw]

Funny that nasa owns the rights to the inside of it. For no historical finds that they would own even a block let alone the entire inside. Wonder if that has to do with them owning property in the grand canyon?

[joshuam]

Napolean himself was an initiate in an order that sought to overthrow the current power regime of his time .Contrary to conspiracy theorists, these groups were not out to take over the world- so much as to free it. The Great Pyramid was known as a great gateway for the initiate to experience a deeper purpose. That includes sometimes, the appearance and communication by "the others"

[jeffreybarry]

I was alone in the Kings Chamber Dec 2005, only for a matter of 5-10 minutes, but it was my most unique experience to date

[livdreamc.]

You'd never believe me, the gas prices were insane

[austere]

Whatever it was likely is the reason he gave orders to shoot and brake the noses of the statues.

[TheMr]

It was recorded that Napoleon Bonaparte and his army were the ones who knocked off the noses and lips on 80-85% of the statues in Egypt.

[th.trumpet]

He thought he'd seen a tiny ghost walking beside him, but it was his 4ft 7' shadow !

[mister_M.]

He saw an agent who wanted to ask him about his cars extended warranty

[Asaph-bonp]

Ghengis Khan spoke to a unicorn that told him not to invade India