@@tyroneloki5131 It's a myth spread by western countries.Majority of Indians are not poor.Less than 10% of Indians are below poverty line,but as India's population is so huge,10% makes a big number.But fact is fact,more than 80% of Indians are either from middle class or upper middle class who live a good life.
almost every old temples have that treasures,some rich indians and kings decided to give away their properties to the temple rather than looted by Britishers also donation
Padmanabhaswamy temple is kinda different. These wealth are offerings submitted to Lord Parama Vishnu which is the god worshipped there. The King submitted that land to VIshnu himself which is why its called Thiruvananthapuram. Its Anandhan aka Vishnu's land. This is before the british even arrived. Many people who visited the place after it has been made a temple gave their riches as offerings.
10:41 you ask "Where did that treasure come from?" really? .... Historically India was the richest place on earth and controlled 1/3rd of World GDP .. During the Roman times specially during Emperor Vespasian .. Rome was in HEAVY DEBT to Indian kingdoms .. Most of Roman Gold/ Silver went India in trade ...and in India Temples were not just "worship place" .. but also like Banks/Donation center and School for young kids .. So its very common to find huge wealth in ancient temples .. even though many invadors attacked & looted it before
I still remember when it came into light in 2011 when everyone talked about it. People talked about it for years. Lot of things about the temple is still a mystery but the treasure in the 5 vaults is real thought.
We have made our temple target of cheap thrill and curiosity in strangers, while corrupt politicians and administration most of them non devotee ( non believers) greedy for it. Yay for thoughtlessness....
won't be surprised if Vault-B is locked for ages until Kalki Avtar is ready and maybe he or one of the Chiranjivi who I believe will reappear to aid Kalki Avtar open the vault
No foreigners are allowed and it's the only reason why it still ok. The day a non believer gets in there for fun the government would make it into a museum.
@blu I know what's real and illusion. Reality is everybody even including Hindus are trying to destroy Hindu culture and traditions. What illusion is the belief that every religion is secular like Hindus.
Even Soniya Gandhi (Antoniyo Maino) President of Indian National Congress didn't got permission to enter in our temple because of her Italy background 😂
But they aren't the creators of this temple nor do they possess the knowledge to what's on the inside. Anyways, this is Kali Yuga, no evil need to be unleashed as Kali Yuga is already evil enough with 8 Billion humans overcrowded and polluted this world. Perhaps, opening that door is the only way to control the bad effects of humanity on nature and this planet.
Seriously you're miss guided. Who told you Mughals looted from India? I mean either you possess lack of knowledge about history or you have some deep rooted hatred for Mughals for religious purpose. You can tell Nadir Shah had looted India several times but stop spreding lies. See the Mughal empire and its dynasties they have ruled the major subcontinent and that time India was the richest nation in the world.
@@golamnabi8842 you seem to be from bengal. It's evident from your foolish comment. bharatabharati.in/2020/02/14/how-the-mughals-looted-india-rakesh-krishnan-simha/
@@golamnabi8842 india was already the richest nation before the mughal comes. It was looted several times by mughals. Why do you think mughals came to india? They send our goods to their county.
As far as I know... In the Indian judiciary "deity" is considered a party to the case n hence all the treasure ones donated by the king doesn't belong to anyone as it is donated n belongs to deity.... So rather than providing z category security n keeping a check on the treasure, nobody is allowed to use it.... Neither by state or central govt.... Its temples property as per the law.....
Central govt should make law there is no law in Center .Just some states have differnet laws.Like in Tamil Nadu most is govt run temples. Temples are taxed , government is controlling most of temples and running them. And take the money from temples to give that to churches and masjids and there travel subsidies for muslims. But Govt wont audit churches,Masjids,Gurudwaras nor tax them nor have control on them.
@@rakshit8570 The Karnataka Govt. controls our family temple, but pays the priests, maintenance workers, cook, the electricity and water bills, and other repairs. If they did not do that the temple would close for good. It does not contribute to pujas which is controlled by a Temple board of private citizens. So, out of ignorance, don't say that the Govt takes away money but gives it to others. That simply isn't true. By the way the Govt. maintains about 27000 temples. Only ancient temples are controlled by the Govt. Temples less than 200 years are all privately maintained. According to our constitution, temples do not fall under the purview of the Central Govt.. But their structures, if ancient, are subject to the Archeological Survey of India.
The Royal family for centuries poured wealth into the temple and also the neighboring kings over millennia. The royal family who are custodians of the temple, are said to be ardent devotees of the temple. It is even said that they go to the temple before eating every day and what is more amazing is that when they get out of their vehicle and finish their prayers and get back into their vehicle they make sure even a spec of sand of the temple is not carried away in their legs. Meaning, the royal family makes sure it only gives but never takes anything from the temple. Amazing and a huge shout out for the royal family for preserving their traditions and keeping this wealth safe from looters and Islamic invasions.
Thank you for reacting to my request. I am related to the family and heard lots of rumours in my childhood regarding Vault B.... Stories about the curse , Demons being locked up , also that there is nothing inside and was used to deceive looters...I think it's best left as it is
Namaskaram Sir. Great to know your relation to the Travancore royal family. Shri Veera Marthanda Varma is one of Bharat's greatest heroes and hoping everyone keeps his memory alive. I have been to the Padmanabhapuram Kottaram being drawn to his feats. It was an unforgettable experience. Jai Bharat. Vande Maatram 🙏
you should know from history that in around 500 bc the temples were used as banks to keep the treasures.... even kings used to have underground vaults..... and bharat used to be one of the richest country with all the gold diamonds and pearls.... that is why all the foreign invaders attacked many temples and looted bharat.... best wishes....
Padmanabhaswamy is difficult to pronounce for most Indians also. U can say it as Padma-nabha-swamy, the spacing will give atleast a closer pronounciation.
About the opening of the valut. There is a common theory Garuda is an eagle godly being And Garuda mathra is is a sort of chants and spells related to Garuda. And it is said that the door is locked by a mathra or spell called Naga bendhana where Naga means snake and that explains the snakes on the door .. The thoery is that when chanted the eagle spell The snake spell will wear away. Because snakes are often hunted and scared of eagles . Some people say that the door is locked with a mechanism that only opens with a specific vibration That explains why the skilled monk is needed.. If you try to say the word OMM you can clearly see the vibration . The spell must be related.. And ya me and whole ancestors lived 26 km away from this temple
Well, there is no way to open it as per their findings. So, it has to be broken through. And historic objects have way too much importance in India with regards to religion and superstitious beliefs. So, breaking and entering would not be an option mostly. And as long as the door is not opened there will always be that mystery!
Curse would be possibly in destruction of the foundation or the tunnel flooded with waters in order to avoid someone looting the treasure and there would be a specific way to open it as it was secured by the king who got it built.
I am not a religious person. Once went to the temple with my mom. The idol of Vishnu there is something else. Its massive and mysterious. Religious or not you would be a fan of him
Let's assume there are 3 things that can happen 1) if people of ancient times didn't want us to open that door if it has money it is way more than collective of other doors ) even tho if that's the case other doors should be sealed as well 2) if people of ancient time held back a bad omen behind that door ) or or if there's something which is very close link to god or proof of presence of superior power it's a probability . 3) if they have just done that do make others curious that's not I give shot to I mean kings were the royals and wanted their kingdom to be the top one they may be created it just for glory But my intrest goes towards ( the door is holding something which was very very valuable more than wealth ( might be a very powerful object ) it might as well as can be used to conquer everything ! Or it's a thing which was superior than wealth to ancient people might as well as be secrets of kingdom ? Or dynasty
Thanks for reacting to this and two historical points I wish to share regarding the Temple (It's slightly long but not too much please do read): 1. In the 1600s - Shri Veera Marthanda Verma renovated and built the entire periphery for the Shri Padmanabha Swamy Temple. This he did by literally shelling out the Kingdom's coffers and those stolen amounts by the "Lords of 8 houses" (a political faction in Travancore Kingdom who were nothing but deceit and cruelty for the common man and local agriculturalists and farmers) for the benefits of the common man and raising the economy of the kingdom. Poor people became well fed and everyone was ensured wealth and happiness. He is the one who is said to have filled the vaults of the Shri Padmanabhaswamy temple with lot of wealth, which he predicted will be required for India in the future when some calamity happens. He literally made it for use in hands of a stable Indian Govt. although a central Govt. never existed in those times, he saw it coming due to lot of colonial influence in the region and requirement of independence. He was a forethinker, scholar and martial artist. He even sat in the open sun to help the common people and sold the entire palace to the Temple telling that everything on the land belonged to Shri Maha Vishnu and he was just a serviceman for the Supreme and his subjects, the people. Literally he lived like that, like a saint. His nephew followed in his footsteps and became Dharma Raja who was the next great ruler of Travancore. A bit on the King below: The famous king who ended troubles caused by the "Lords of 8 houses" who were wicked and untrustworthy for the people by defeating them and ended Corruption in the southernmost kingdom of India - "The Travancore Kingdom". He was the first to defeat a "European Force", the Dutch forces, on Asian soil in India. The Dutch Naval forces pleaded guilty and asked whether the Maharaja would spare them. He granted them protection and also houses for them and their families to stay but on condition that the Dutch under their Naval captain Eustachius De Lannoy, teach the Indian military (of those times) who were masters of armed fight and guerilla tactics, the European Rifle and Blunderbuss based fighting practices + Canons and Gunpowder. This they did and served under the Travancore kingdom their entire lives, many returned to Netherlands but few remained in support of the King including Eustachius de Lannoy, the captain of the VoC naval fleet who was housed in a castle specially built for him and his wife. There is a lot of things to share about him but available on Wikipedia and other sites. 2. The innerts of the unopened chamber is also told to hold a n underground/underwater cave which links the Indian Ocean/Arabian Sea's water with that of the foundations of the Temple. Since the Water body being humongous and the passageway to the top (to the locked door) being narrow, giving rise to 'Capillary Effect", it is said that, opening the sealed door and exposing the chamber would lead to difference in pressure levels and sink the entire Temple along with it's treasure and might be also the nearby districts and regions. This is why the term "Calamity" is being used to represent the after effects of opening the door. This mechanism is set to have been engineered by architects during the reign of Shri Marthanda Varma. I personally think it might be to guard the treasures and prevent it from going into the wrong hands. Although a lot of theories but the dedication and fealty the King had to the people who were once oppressed by these feudal lords, goes undoubted. He loved the public and nature but lived comparatively a short life. He was on the run since childhood , protecting himself from getting killed by the feudal lords and never had the pleasure to even experience a Mother or Father. He was orphaned at birth as his mother (the previous king's sister) died in childbirth. He was looked after and grown by his uncle and aunt. From the young age of 12 or 13 however , he had already faced enough plots to kill him. Being an able warrior since childhood with a razor sharp intellect, he survived all these challenges. Moreover it is said in his flight , he travelled the entire of Bharat (India), gauged the situation, made friends from all religions and cultures, even the British to put a stop to the Feudal lords, the Dutch and their machinations to impoverish the southernmost Kingdom in India. The temple however is even centuries old during the time of the Cheras, Cholas and Pandyas in the B.C.Es. Too much history unable to share everything in this space, Sorry. Love to write on this Selfless Hero and Defender of India anytime, Love From India, Stay Safe and wish you well 🙏
The travankor kingdom people were selling silk and spices on earlier times on behalf other kingdoms were giving them gold on the behalf of money by doing that they accumulated it.
Selling the treasure will be moronic We don't sell something that we have emotional attachment to. That gold was offered by the the poor and rich together for the welfare of the temples it should not be used as insurance for failed governments. Why should hindu faith pay for mistakes of governments.
Yeah, even the current ironhold control of Indian Central and State Governments on Dharmic temples of Sanatanis, Jains and Buddhists need to go away. Thankfully Sikh Gurudwaras are not controlled by the "Secular Constitution". At least they got away from the clutches of the Government.
I understand your thinking Nick ... but You have to understand that this is "Hindu Temple" and under trustee of Local regions erstwhile King lineage .... and you are saying they should just giveaway this priceless wealth to "State of India" which is comprises of many religions an other regions .. and the "State System" is not perfect/fair either. Would you expect the Church org. of Western nations just giveaway all their wealth to "nation government" (say USA which has diverse people living & not just Christians). Also generally Indians just don't giveaway "Acquired wealth" becasue its value is priceless .. this happenes in normal families also
India specially Kerala had unimaginable amount of trade going on during that time. Black pepper was equal to gold and that is just one of the commodity.
I feel the curse sounds similar to the "Danger: High Voltage" warnings we have today on the electric control rooms of large factories or power plants. Or maybe that room contains engineering mechanisms that support the foundation of the entire temple, which only highly educated builders understood in ancient times? I know my guesses are stupid, but I think it might contain something that was to be kept away from people who didn't have the knowledge to operate it.
Padmanabhaswamy temple is kinda different. These wealth are offerings submitted to Lord Parama Vishnu which is the god worshipped there. The King submitted that land to VIshnu himself which is why its called Thiruvananthapuram. Its Anandhan aka Vishnu's land. This is before the british even arrived. Many people who visited the place after it has been made a temple gave their riches as offerings.
@Boring Reviews Nick, you are correct. It's meant for the people and if used for anything it should be used for the people. Thank you Sir for this practical point of view.
i am surprised that a group like the Ocean 11 movie hasn't robbed that temple already, must be some off the hook security measures going on there...crazy to think about trying to guard all of that...
SC of India in its judgement declared the Royal Fami Family the owner of the temple and not a single penny will be given to government of India. We pay fucking insane amount of tax so government should not put eyes on the gold of our temple or any temples, mosques, gurudwara, church etc. although all this institution do charity. Now the trust of royal family is owner of the property.
India is not a poor country, the only problem is money doesn't reach to every citizen cuz of supply chain and coruption. It is better if we leave the treasure in the temple itself, it can be used in very serious situations. India should not exploit its treasure to other countries it will only end up being looted just like how in ancient India so many treasure and artifact's have been stolen cuz they used normally for trade and other purposes. Example British Museum.
All these ancient hindu temples are still to surviving in the Southern part of India because it was never heavily colonised it largely remained untouched meanwhile most of the ancient temples in North were destroyed and looted by several invaders like mughals and British, all the temples have vaults to keep the treasures of that kingdoms and this must have been common knowledge as most of the ancient temples were destroyed specifically in the North where 95% of all the hindu texts takes place, just makes you wonder of the history and how it would have been if not for all the invasions
@@janarthananrb even before British Portuguese and French came to South India but that was due to the sea being in the south part of India but once they were strong enough they all went to the north and if we don't include the European invasions, mughals never actually captured the South and they were the ones who destroyed the most temples, British came when it was already wiped out by the mughals
Not 95% of all Hindu texts are from North as you claim. Tamil has more ancient and contemporary literature than Sanskrit. And written archaeological evidences in Tamil are centuries older than Sanskrit.
One correction in the video... Indian govt is not money starved.. Treasure is not sold.. It is still remaining in same vaults under tight security and under watch of Supreme Court..
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how can someone open a door without a keyhole and locked even though you break it we cant assure that there is a treasure or curse so better leave it as it is
We r rebuilding & reclaiming our country by our hard work. For dat we don't need to use wat our ancestors left. Its not for dat purpose. Let it be how it is for our future generations to know how great our country was & let them be amazed d way we are. 🙏🕉️
some studies were done for the last door. Posibilities of info on advance tech the world not ready for. There were other papers written with variations in outcome.
Govt of India is not money starved. It has more than 600 bllion dollars of foreign exchange (among top 10 in the world). However, the money found in the chambers is the money donated by royalty and deovtees over the centuries and should be safeguarded and IMV used for public good.
In india so called secular country where all HINDU temples are controlled by government( 80% population is hindu) , but all mosque, church, Gurudwara's are controlled by their respective people. This is disgusting.
Women said truth.... these type of treasury only benefit to associates member... never it would be beneficial for local people .. its sad though but its true.....
People think twice before breaching a temple. Some even associate the great floods that hit Kerala over the last few years to the government opening the temples.
Indian ansistors are more intelligent , if any one want to know how much intelligent they are once know about Engenta Ellora caves , Musical pillars of Hampi and India's ancient rock melting technology. So ,it is better to not open the vault B 🙏🏻 Jai Hind Jai Bharat
Well there is theory about those temples being some kind of machines or at least some of there parts regarding that there are a lot of parts that can move freely in those temples just like actual machines. So I think that volt is related to that and that curse might be indicating that if that volt is opened then some kind of destructive machines or something will be activeted and will go on a killing spree or something like that. Now I sound crazyy?!😅😅
Those coastal cities have been trading with the nations of north African and the countries ringing the Mediterranean sea for thousands of years. Around Jesus's time about 120 ships per year traveled to and from India and Egypt. Pliny the Elder wrote in 77 CE about the trade between Rome and India. Here is one example of how valuable it was for Rome, one can imagine that it was also important to Indian traders and kingdoms. In one document he writes: ""For example, just one documented consignment from Muziris (Chera kingdom, modern-day South India) to Alexandria consisted of 700-1,700 pounds of nard (an aromatic balsam), over 4,700 pounds of ivory and almost 790 pounds of textiles. This has been calculated as worth a total value of 131 talents, enough to purchase 2,400 acres of the best farmland in Egypt. When it is borne in mind that an average Roman cargo ship would have held about 150 such consignments, Pliny's figure becomes entirely plausible. With such staggering profits it is little wonder that the Roman government in Egypt encouraged - and profited by! - the trade: a 25 per cent tax on all goods from India was levied by the Romans at the Red Sea port of Leuce Come." THAT is where all of that treasure came from.
Padmanabhaswamy temple is kinda different. These wealth are offerings submitted to Lord Parama Vishnu which is the god worshipped there. The King submitted that land to VIshnu himself which is why its called Thiruvananthapuram. Its Anandhan aka Vishnu's land. This is before the british even arrived. Many people who visited the place after it has been made a temple gave their riches as offerings.
@@abhijith6589 They had to have the money before they could donate it to the temple. The money came from thousands of years of trade with the world. As stated, the above quote is from 77 CE. That is quite a bit before the English arrived. No?
Not exactly curse, it can also be like virus, extremely radioactive material dump , in our current generation if we dump radioactive material and the next generation will also wanted to explore like what we want to do today that's why the danger signs are placed that are available at that time. There is a lot of evidence in nuclear like material weapon usage in india particularly in Indus valley civilization
My question to anyone who can answer it. Is that the actual door of the unopened (And should remain unopened I believe) vault? Or just some false image? Seems to me in all the videos I've watched about the vaults beneath the temple, there arent any actual photos of the vaults
So Kerala/Travancore was an independent Kingdom until it became of state of India in 1956. The kings have been protecting the treasure under their care for millenia. So this treasure does not belong to the whole of India rather to the Kings of Kerala, at most the people of Kerala only. That is the contention with the Indian federal government trying to get involved in a state issue. You can't really use a region/state's treasure to fund the rest of the country. It's like taking something that belongs to Texas or California and giving it to the rest of the US.
Actually it was meant of course for the "People" and not the kingdom itself during times of calamity or untoward destruction, war or mishaps. Shri Veera Marthanda Varma ensured this because of his knowledge how much the common man was oppressed under the Lords of the 8 houses and that such corruption shouldn't happen again. But distribution of such wealth if Bharat gets struck is also acceptable as we are but one nation. All the Maharajahs and Maharanis of Bharat had left the coffers for the region's people. The charity of the Travancore Royal Family is well known. Through generations they had stacked up this but was declared for the people by Shri Marthanda Varma. A Central Govt., "a good one", would definitely use it for the people while one must hope it doesn't come into wrong hands. By the way the laws in U.S are quite different. It is a Federal Republic (not fully democratic - no country is, India to a greater extent but others not so). Any treasure or area of high importance is termed "Region or Site of National Importance" and comes under the jurisdiction of the State and Centre. Hence comparisons cannot be made.
@@TheB657 good to know as well! There is one thing in the world that makes everything challenging. Opinions. They are great! And it’s wonderful to hear everyone’s perspectives, but unfortunately, not everyone is going to agree. And so, sometimes what is hidden, might be best to stay hidden. It’s why I would never ever want to get into leadership. Someone is always disagreeing and upset with your decision.
@@dattebayo8248 and where are you from coward hiding behind a screen name? Since your comment seems to be cowardly directed towards me and those of other faths as per your assumptions, you're too ignorant enough to even know Christianity existed in India for 2000 years. At one time Buddhism was the major religion in all of India, why did you cowardly convert away from it? Why did the hindu kings of Kerala grant special privilege grant special status to Jews, Christians, etc to live, work, and do business in Kerala 2000 years ago? Your hate seems to stem from your ignorance. I doubt you are even from Kerala. Malayalee hindus get along with all faiths as brothers and sisters. Go back to whatever hole you crawled out of -- you're not part of our people.
India is not that poor every other foreigner thinks India is super poor.. That's false.. We don't need temples money we are the fastest growing country in the world... ❤❤❤❤
If you want to see real treasure of India, check England's Museums...
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One correction, India isn't "money starved". The problem lies in the supply chain and deep rooted corruption.
Corruption on another level.
it would technically still be called money starved nation...coz the majority of people are below the poverty line
@@tyroneloki5131 that's exactly why I said the problem isn't money. India has money in abundance. It's just that the supply chain is messed up.
@@tyroneloki5131 It's a myth spread by western countries.Majority of Indians are not poor.Less than 10% of Indians are below poverty line,but as India's population is so huge,10% makes a big number.But fact is fact,more than 80% of Indians are either from middle class or upper middle class who live a good life.
@@beingarya6697 yup you are right
almost every old temples have that treasures,some rich indians and kings decided to give away their properties to the temple rather than looted by Britishers also donation
Padmanabhaswamy temple is kinda different. These wealth are offerings submitted to Lord Parama Vishnu which is the god worshipped there. The King submitted that land to VIshnu himself which is why its called Thiruvananthapuram. Its Anandhan aka Vishnu's land. This is before the british even arrived. Many people who visited the place after it has been made a temple gave their riches as offerings.
These wealth are offering to the lord. Remember this happened when the Vaishnavas and shaivas were having fights
10:41 you ask "Where did that treasure come from?" really? .... Historically India was the richest place on earth and controlled 1/3rd of World GDP .. During the Roman times specially during Emperor Vespasian .. Rome was in HEAVY DEBT to Indian kingdoms .. Most of Roman Gold/ Silver went India in trade ...and in India Temples were not just "worship place" .. but also like Banks/Donation center and School for young kids .. So its very common to find huge wealth in ancient temples .. even though many invadors attacked & looted it before
They don't know their own history bro how the fuck the know our
I still remember when it came into light in 2011 when everyone talked about it. People talked about it for years. Lot of things about the temple is still a mystery but the treasure in the 5 vaults is real thought.
One British Newspaper has put a headline on their news paper like
"Why didn't we take that temple's treasure?"
Can you believe that?
We have made our temple target of cheap thrill and curiosity in strangers, while corrupt politicians and administration most of them non devotee ( non believers) greedy for it. Yay for thoughtlessness....
won't be surprised if Vault-B is locked for ages until Kalki Avtar is ready and maybe he or one of the Chiranjivi who I believe will reappear to aid Kalki Avtar open the vault
@@viditjain2653 was thinking the same
India is so rich that you can't even imagine the gold / jewels where it's found ♾ everywhere part of India and temples 🕉
Imagine if the colonial rule never happened. India would be the richest country in the world.
Few moments earlier you even can't imagine that type of treasure exist , so if a treasure movie can come to life so horror movie can too...
Respect their faith, and not interfere with trust decisions. My guess, this suspense invites more tourism.
Accept Hindu no one can go there.
No foreigners are allowed and it's the only reason why it still ok. The day a non believer gets in there for fun the government would make it into a museum.
@blu I know what's real and illusion. Reality is everybody even including Hindus are trying to destroy Hindu culture and traditions. What illusion is the belief that every religion is secular like Hindus.
Even Soniya Gandhi (Antoniyo Maino) President of Indian National Congress didn't got permission to enter in our temple because of her Italy background 😂
But they aren't the creators of this temple nor do they possess the knowledge to what's on the inside. Anyways, this is Kali Yuga, no evil need to be unleashed as Kali Yuga is already evil enough with 8 Billion humans overcrowded and polluted this world. Perhaps, opening that door is the only way to control the bad effects of humanity on nature and this planet.
That door image not a real.original image of door not available anywhere
It's only a small amount of gold in india. Mughals and british looted more than trillions of dollars gold diamonds etc 100 years before..
Seriously you're miss guided. Who told you Mughals looted from India?
I mean either you possess lack of knowledge about history or you have some deep rooted hatred for Mughals for religious purpose.
You can tell Nadir Shah had looted India several times but stop spreding lies. See the Mughal empire and its dynasties they have ruled the major subcontinent and that time India was the richest nation in the world.
@@tejasvi18joshi don't speak and spread nonsense. Give us any credible historical proof that support your allegations otherwise be quite.
@@tejasvi18joshi say the least that you dont have any....bloody moron....haven't studied anything just jumping gun here and there.
@@golamnabi8842 you seem to be from bengal. It's evident from your foolish comment.
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@@golamnabi8842 india was already the richest nation before the mughal comes. It was looted several times by mughals. Why do you think mughals came to india? They send our goods to their county.
It belongs to hindus and temple.... Unless there's emergency or bankruptcy kind of situation in our country it should not be used.... 🙏🙏🙏
I am with you not to be used at all.
Yeah only the people from here have the rights but the government need money for their luxuries so they want to destroy a nice piece of architecture
Absolutely
As far as I know... In the Indian judiciary "deity" is considered a party to the case n hence all the treasure ones donated by the king doesn't belong to anyone as it is donated n belongs to deity.... So rather than providing z category security n keeping a check on the treasure, nobody is allowed to use it.... Neither by state or central govt.... Its temples property as per the law.....
Central govt should make law there is no law in Center .Just some states have differnet laws.Like in Tamil Nadu most is govt run temples.
Temples are taxed , government is controlling most of temples and running them. And take the money from temples to give that to churches and masjids and there travel subsidies for muslims.
But Govt wont audit churches,Masjids,Gurudwaras nor tax them nor have control on them.
@@rakshit8570 u said perfectly
Vishnu is bhagwan not devta
@@rakshit8570 The Karnataka Govt. controls our family temple, but pays the priests, maintenance workers, cook, the electricity and water bills, and other repairs. If they did not do that the temple would close for good. It does not contribute to pujas which is controlled by a Temple board of private citizens. So, out of ignorance, don't say that the Govt takes away money but gives it to others. That simply isn't true. By the way the Govt. maintains about 27000 temples. Only ancient temples are controlled by the Govt. Temples less than 200 years are all privately maintained. According to our constitution, temples do not fall under the purview of the Central Govt.. But their structures, if ancient, are subject to the Archeological Survey of India.
actually there are total 8 vaults in which 5 are opened
The Royal family for centuries poured wealth into the temple and also the neighboring kings over millennia. The royal family who are custodians of the temple, are said to be ardent devotees of the temple. It is even said that they go to the temple before eating every day and what is more amazing is that when they get out of their vehicle and finish their prayers and get back into their vehicle they make sure even a spec of sand of the temple is not carried away in their legs. Meaning, the royal family makes sure it only gives but never takes anything from the temple. Amazing and a huge shout out for the royal family for preserving their traditions and keeping this wealth safe from looters and Islamic invasions.
Thank you for reacting to my request. I am related to the family and heard lots of rumours in my childhood regarding Vault B.... Stories about the curse , Demons being locked up , also that there is nothing inside and was used to deceive looters...I think it's best left as it is
Namaskaram Sir. Great to know your relation to the Travancore royal family. Shri Veera Marthanda Varma is one of Bharat's greatest heroes and hoping everyone keeps his memory alive. I have been to the Padmanabhapuram Kottaram being drawn to his feats. It was an unforgettable experience. Jai Bharat. Vande Maatram 🙏
@@TheB657 Thank you
you should know from history that in around 500 bc the temples were used as banks to keep the treasures.... even kings used to have underground vaults..... and bharat used to be one of the richest country with all the gold diamonds and pearls.... that is why all the foreign invaders attacked many temples and looted bharat.... best wishes....
Padmanabhaswamy is difficult to pronounce for most Indians also. U can say it as Padma-nabha-swamy, the spacing will give atleast a closer pronounciation.
About the opening of the valut.
There is a common theory
Garuda is an eagle godly being
And Garuda mathra is is a sort of chants and spells related to Garuda.
And it is said that the door is locked by a mathra or spell called Naga bendhana where Naga means snake and that explains the snakes on the door ..
The thoery is that when chanted the eagle spell
The snake spell will wear away. Because snakes are often hunted and scared of eagles .
Some people say that the door is locked with a mechanism that only opens with a specific vibration
That explains why the skilled monk is needed..
If you try to say the word OMM you can clearly see the vibration . The spell must be related..
And ya me and whole ancestors lived 26 km away from this temple
Well, there is no way to open it as per their findings. So, it has to be broken through.
And historic objects have way too much importance in India with regards to religion and superstitious beliefs. So, breaking and entering would not be an option mostly.
And as long as the door is not opened there will always be that mystery!
Curse would be possibly in destruction of the foundation or the tunnel flooded with waters in order to avoid someone looting the treasure and there would be a specific way to open it as it was secured by the king who got it built.
I am not a religious person. Once went to the temple with my mom. The idol of Vishnu there is something else. Its massive and mysterious. Religious or not you would be a fan of him
Let's assume there are 3 things that can happen 1) if people of ancient times didn't want us to open that door if it has money it is way more than collective of other doors ) even tho if that's the case other doors should be sealed as well
2) if people of ancient time held back a bad omen behind that door ) or or if there's something which is very close link to god or proof of presence of superior power it's a probability .
3) if they have just done that do make others curious that's not I give shot to I mean kings were the royals and wanted their kingdom to be the top one they may be created it just for glory
But my intrest goes towards ( the door is holding something which was very very valuable more than wealth ( might be a very powerful object ) it might as well as can be used to conquer everything ! Or it's a thing which was superior than wealth to ancient people might as well as be secrets of kingdom ? Or dynasty
Thanks for reacting to this and two historical points I wish to share regarding the Temple (It's slightly long but not too much please do read):
1. In the 1600s - Shri Veera Marthanda Verma renovated and built the entire periphery for the Shri Padmanabha Swamy Temple. This he did by literally shelling out the Kingdom's coffers and those stolen amounts by the "Lords of 8 houses" (a political faction in Travancore Kingdom who were nothing but deceit and cruelty for the common man and local agriculturalists and farmers) for the benefits of the common man and raising the economy of the kingdom. Poor people became well fed and everyone was ensured wealth and happiness. He is the one who is said to have filled the vaults of the Shri Padmanabhaswamy temple with lot of wealth, which he predicted will be required for India in the future when some calamity happens. He literally made it for use in hands of a stable Indian Govt. although a central Govt. never existed in those times, he saw it coming due to lot of colonial influence in the region and requirement of independence. He was a forethinker, scholar and martial artist. He even sat in the open sun to help the common people and sold the entire palace to the Temple telling that everything on the land belonged to Shri Maha Vishnu and he was just a serviceman for the Supreme and his subjects, the people. Literally he lived like that, like a saint. His nephew followed in his footsteps and became Dharma Raja who was the next great ruler of Travancore. A bit on the King below:
The famous king who ended troubles caused by the "Lords of 8 houses" who were wicked and untrustworthy for the people by defeating them and ended Corruption in the southernmost kingdom of India - "The Travancore Kingdom". He was the first to defeat a "European Force", the Dutch forces, on Asian soil in India. The Dutch Naval forces pleaded guilty and asked whether the Maharaja would spare them. He granted them protection and also houses for them and their families to stay but on condition that the Dutch under their Naval captain Eustachius De Lannoy, teach the Indian military (of those times) who were masters of armed fight and guerilla tactics, the European Rifle and Blunderbuss based fighting practices + Canons and Gunpowder. This they did and served under the Travancore kingdom their entire lives, many returned to Netherlands but few remained in support of the King including Eustachius de Lannoy, the captain of the VoC naval fleet who was housed in a castle specially built for him and his wife. There is a lot of things to share about him but available on Wikipedia and other sites.
2. The innerts of the unopened chamber is also told to hold a n underground/underwater cave which links the Indian Ocean/Arabian Sea's water with that of the foundations of the Temple. Since the Water body being humongous and the passageway to the top (to the locked door) being narrow, giving rise to 'Capillary Effect", it is said that, opening the sealed door and exposing the chamber would lead to difference in pressure levels and sink the entire Temple along with it's treasure and might be also the nearby districts and regions. This is why the term "Calamity" is being used to represent the after effects of opening the door. This mechanism is set to have been engineered by architects during the reign of Shri Marthanda Varma. I personally think it might be to guard the treasures and prevent it from going into the wrong hands. Although a lot of theories but the dedication and fealty the King had to the people who were once oppressed by these feudal lords, goes undoubted. He loved the public and nature but lived comparatively a short life. He was on the run since childhood , protecting himself from getting killed by the feudal lords and never had the pleasure to even experience a Mother or Father. He was orphaned at birth as his mother (the previous king's sister) died in childbirth. He was looked after and grown by his uncle and aunt. From the young age of 12 or 13 however , he had already faced enough plots to kill him. Being an able warrior since childhood with a razor sharp intellect, he survived all these challenges. Moreover it is said in his flight , he travelled the entire of Bharat (India), gauged the situation, made friends from all religions and cultures, even the British to put a stop to the Feudal lords, the Dutch and their machinations to impoverish the southernmost Kingdom in India.
The temple however is even centuries old during the time of the Cheras, Cholas and Pandyas in the B.C.Es. Too much history unable to share everything in this space, Sorry.
Love to write on this Selfless Hero and Defender of India anytime,
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Thanks for sharing..mate 🙏🙏👍
The travankor kingdom people were selling silk and spices on earlier times on behalf other kingdoms were giving them gold on the behalf of money by doing that they accumulated it.
Selling the treasure will be moronic
We don't sell something that we have emotional attachment to.
That gold was offered by the the poor and rich together for the welfare of the temples it should not be used as insurance for failed governments. Why should hindu faith pay for mistakes of governments.
Well said bro
Yeah, even the current ironhold control of Indian Central and State Governments on Dharmic temples of Sanatanis, Jains and Buddhists need to go away. Thankfully Sikh Gurudwaras are not controlled by the "Secular Constitution". At least they got away from the clutches of the Government.
@@tejasvi18joshi and that is when the truth is revealed. India is not secular.
I understand your thinking Nick ... but You have to understand that this is "Hindu Temple" and under trustee of Local regions erstwhile King lineage .... and you are saying they should just giveaway this priceless wealth to "State of India" which is comprises of many religions an other regions .. and the "State System" is not perfect/fair either. Would you expect the Church org. of Western nations just giveaway all their wealth to "nation government" (say USA which has diverse people living & not just Christians). Also generally Indians just don't giveaway "Acquired wealth" becasue its value is priceless .. this happenes in normal families also
India specially Kerala had unimaginable amount of trade going on during that time. Black pepper was equal to gold and that is just one of the commodity.
Please react to ( Dwarka, The Lost City of Lord Krishna found underwater )
The man who opened the 5 doors died within some days after opening those doors
Yes
I feel the curse sounds similar to the "Danger: High Voltage" warnings we have today on the electric control rooms of large factories or power plants. Or maybe that room contains engineering mechanisms that support the foundation of the entire temple, which only highly educated builders understood in ancient times? I know my guesses are stupid, but I think it might contain something that was to be kept away from people who didn't have the knowledge to operate it.
Great video... also good to see jodi coming regularly. ❤️
this is why foreign raiders would attack temples. they used to be stores of wealth in ancient india.
Padmanabhaswamy temple is kinda different. These wealth are offerings submitted to Lord Parama Vishnu which is the god worshipped there. The King submitted that land to VIshnu himself which is why its called Thiruvananthapuram. Its Anandhan aka Vishnu's land. This is before the british even arrived. Many people who visited the place after it has been made a temple gave their riches as offerings.
@Boring Reviews Nick, you are correct. It's meant for the people and if used for anything it should be used for the people. Thank you Sir for this practical point of view.
Padmanava Swamy temple have wealth of around 4 to 5 trillion dollars according to latest conservative estimate.
React on Kailasha Rock cut temple. Surely its 8th wonder of this world.
i am surprised that a group like the Ocean 11 movie hasn't robbed that temple already, must be some off the hook security measures going on there...crazy to think about trying to guard all of that...
SC of India in its judgement declared the Royal Fami Family the owner of the temple and not a single penny will be given to government of India. We pay fucking insane amount of tax so government should not put eyes on the gold of our temple or any temples, mosques, gurudwara, church etc. although all this institution do charity. Now the trust of royal family is owner of the property.
Good reaction, Also I want to see gabe saying PADMANABHASWAMY 😂
India is not a poor country, the only problem is money doesn't reach to every citizen cuz of supply chain and coruption. It is better if we leave the treasure in the temple itself, it can be used in very serious situations. India should not exploit its treasure to other countries it will only end up being looted just like how in ancient India so many treasure and artifact's have been stolen cuz they used normally for trade and other purposes. Example British Museum.
That door is the most badass ancient art ive ever seen
All these ancient hindu temples are still to surviving in the Southern part of India because it was never heavily colonised it largely remained untouched meanwhile most of the ancient temples in North were destroyed and looted by several invaders like mughals and British, all the temples have vaults to keep the treasures of that kingdoms and this must have been common knowledge as most of the ancient temples were destroyed specifically in the North where 95% of all the hindu texts takes place, just makes you wonder of the history and how it would have been if not for all the invasions
British colonized south first , but most of them wanted to trade
@@janarthananrb even before British Portuguese and French came to South India but that was due to the sea being in the south part of India but once they were strong enough they all went to the north and if we don't include the European invasions, mughals never actually captured the South and they were the ones who destroyed the most temples, British came when it was already wiped out by the mughals
@@janarthananrb
Travancore Princely state was not under direct British Colonial rule, just like the Nizam of Bhagyanagara.
Not 95% of all Hindu texts are from North as you claim. Tamil has more ancient and contemporary literature than Sanskrit. And written archaeological evidences in Tamil are centuries older than Sanskrit.
@@suthakumaran5565
No one knows the real age of the primitive versions of either Tamizh or Samskruta. The comparison in itself has no basis.
A door that CAN'T be opened probably SHOULDN'T be opened. This is simple Riddler stuff😂🤷🏾♂️
Nice reaction mera bhai
Since 2011 cost of gold has doubled...... And it's has a antic value so it's priceless..... It will go to whom it belongs
Selling that treasure is selling history
One correction in the video... Indian govt is not money starved.. Treasure is not sold.. It is still remaining in same vaults under tight security and under watch of Supreme Court..
It's better to not open the sixth door in the temple... I'm from Kerala..
I totally agree with Jodie.... Please don't open Vault B
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That is why it is eternal (sanatan ) !!!. ”Ano bhadrah Krathavo Yanthu Vishwathah” Let the knowledge come to us from every direction.
Om namah shivay 🙏🙏🙏.....
for your information guys all the treasures and wealth of temples in india is taxable so it is helping india to grow drastically.
how can someone open a door without a keyhole and locked even though you break it we cant assure that there is a treasure or curse so better leave it as it is
Well... I guess u don't mind about warning signs and goes for it...lol
10:42 ancient India was rich and called golden bird
We r rebuilding & reclaiming our country by our hard work. For dat we don't need to use wat our ancestors left. Its not for dat purpose. Let it be how it is for our future generations to know how great our country was & let them be amazed d way we are. 🙏🕉️
some studies were done for the last door. Posibilities of info on advance tech the world not ready for. There were other papers written with variations in outcome.
Govt of India is not money starved. It has more than 600 bllion dollars of foreign exchange (among top 10 in the world).
However, the money found in the chambers is the money donated by royalty and deovtees over the centuries and should be safeguarded and IMV used for public good.
We should use X-ray/ gamma vision to look at what's beyond those doors/walls.
Don't you think they tried that.... Don't touch our temple
In india so called secular country where all HINDU temples are controlled by government( 80% population is hindu) , but all mosque, church, Gurudwara's are controlled by their respective people. This is disgusting.
The governments have been looting hindu temples since independence
Real pleasure lies in devotion.....
Women said truth.... these type of treasury only benefit to associates member... never it would be beneficial for local people .. its sad though but its true.....
People think twice before breaching a temple. Some even associate the great floods that hit Kerala over the last few years to the government opening the temples.
Bingo. The doors are cursed with a magical seal.
The temple is over 4000 years old according to scriptures. According to few, versions it was also mentioned in Mahabharata.
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We just laugh when they find some antique is other countries....... And show it like a great discovery.......... Hahaha....
Indian ansistors are more intelligent , if any one want to know how much intelligent they are once know about Engenta Ellora caves , Musical pillars of Hampi and India's ancient rock melting technology.
So ,it is better to not open the vault B 🙏🏻 Jai Hind Jai Bharat
FYI, the treasure from just a single vault amounted to $25 billion, and it's on record.
British also loot 45 triilion dollar tresuare .. in India.. and 900 ships loot fully loaded gold.... Colonizer are very smart
You should have reacted to praveen mohan on this temple. He has more knowledge on this.
Indias architecture system was tottely different. When someone open it, nobody can tell what's gonna happens next
Well there is theory about those temples being some kind of machines or at least some of there parts regarding that there are a lot of parts that can move freely in those temples just like actual machines. So I think that volt is related to that and that curse might be indicating that if that volt is opened then some kind of destructive machines or something will be activeted and will go on a killing spree or something like that.
Now I sound crazyy?!😅😅
Those coastal cities have been trading with the nations of north African and the countries ringing the Mediterranean sea for thousands of years. Around Jesus's time about 120 ships per year traveled to and from India and Egypt.
Pliny the Elder wrote in 77 CE about the trade between Rome and India. Here is one example of how valuable it was for Rome, one can imagine that it was also important to Indian traders and kingdoms. In one document he writes:
""For example, just one documented consignment from Muziris (Chera kingdom, modern-day South India) to Alexandria consisted of 700-1,700 pounds of nard (an aromatic balsam), over 4,700 pounds of ivory and almost 790 pounds of textiles. This has been calculated as worth a total value of 131 talents, enough to purchase 2,400 acres of the best farmland in Egypt. When it is borne in mind that an average Roman cargo ship would have held about 150 such consignments, Pliny's figure becomes entirely plausible. With such staggering profits it is little wonder that the Roman government in Egypt encouraged - and profited by! - the trade: a 25 per cent tax on all goods from India was levied by the Romans at the Red Sea port of Leuce Come."
THAT is where all of that treasure came from.
Padmanabhaswamy temple is kinda different. These wealth are offerings submitted to Lord Parama Vishnu which is the god worshipped there. The King submitted that land to VIshnu himself which is why its called Thiruvananthapuram. Its Anandhan aka Vishnu's land. This is before the british even arrived. Many people who visited the place after it has been made a temple gave their riches as offerings.
@@abhijith6589 They had to have the money before they could donate it to the temple. The money came from thousands of years of trade with the world. As stated, the above quote is from 77 CE. That is quite a bit before the English arrived. No?
I dream about that temple but some of we can lonely open that temple if the wrong person open something will happened
Not exactly curse, it can also be like virus, extremely radioactive material dump , in our current generation if we dump radioactive material and the next generation will also wanted to explore like what we want to do today that's why the danger signs are placed that are available at that time.
There is a lot of evidence in nuclear like material weapon usage in india particularly in Indus valley civilization
That will come in handy build India amazing
The royal family of travancore used to donate 50kg of gold every month to poor people during 1600's.
My question to anyone who can answer it. Is that the actual door of the unopened (And should remain unopened I believe) vault? Or just some false image?
Seems to me in all the videos I've watched about the vaults beneath the temple, there arent any actual photos of the vaults
Voice lock ha ha😂 . Love from kannur Kerala.
So Kerala/Travancore was an independent Kingdom until it became of state of India in 1956. The kings have been protecting the treasure under their care for millenia. So this treasure does not belong to the whole of India rather to the Kings of Kerala, at most the people of Kerala only. That is the contention with the Indian federal government trying to get involved in a state issue. You can't really use a region/state's treasure to fund the rest of the country. It's like taking something that belongs to Texas or California and giving it to the rest of the US.
That makes complete sense.
Actually it was meant of course for the "People" and not the kingdom itself during times of calamity or untoward destruction, war or mishaps. Shri Veera Marthanda Varma ensured this because of his knowledge how much the common man was oppressed under the Lords of the 8 houses and that such corruption shouldn't happen again. But distribution of such wealth if Bharat gets struck is also acceptable as we are but one nation. All the Maharajahs and Maharanis of Bharat had left the coffers for the region's people. The charity of the Travancore Royal Family is well known. Through generations they had stacked up this but was declared for the people by Shri Marthanda Varma.
A Central Govt., "a good one", would definitely use it for the people while one must hope it doesn't come into wrong hands.
By the way the laws in U.S are quite different. It is a Federal Republic (not fully democratic - no country is, India to a greater extent but others not so). Any treasure or area of high importance is termed "Region or Site of National Importance" and comes under the jurisdiction of the State and Centre. Hence comparisons cannot be made.
@@TheB657 good to know as well!
There is one thing in the world that makes everything challenging. Opinions. They are great! And it’s wonderful to hear everyone’s perspectives, but unfortunately, not everyone is going to agree. And so, sometimes what is hidden, might be best to stay hidden. It’s why I would never ever want to get into leadership. Someone is always disagreeing and upset with your decision.
Actually, this treasure only belongs to hindus. This is not for converted cowards.
@@dattebayo8248 and where are you from coward hiding behind a screen name? Since your comment seems to be cowardly directed towards me and those of other faths as per your assumptions, you're too ignorant enough to even know Christianity existed in India for 2000 years. At one time Buddhism was the major religion in all of India, why did you cowardly convert away from it? Why did the hindu kings of Kerala grant special privilege grant special status to Jews, Christians, etc to live, work, and do business in Kerala 2000 years ago? Your hate seems to stem from your ignorance. I doubt you are even from Kerala. Malayalee hindus get along with all faiths as brothers and sisters. Go back to whatever hole you crawled out of -- you're not part of our people.
Nice video nick
TO the world it is treasure......
To the hindus it is our ancestral glory
It is our culture we don't sell our culture for temporary luxury......
India is not that poor every other foreigner thinks India is super poor.. That's false.. We don't need temples money we are the fastest growing country in the world... ❤❤❤❤
If we said that we apologize. We didn’t mean that. We meant that any country could use the money. To better themselves.
someone tried to open the door the officers died followed by the Kerala flood situation which was devastating.
i am living in India,kerala,thiruvananthapuram, near the temple
I think the curse is 2018 floods.☠️☠️💀💀
Indian was the golden bird back time
ive watched too many movies to say: leave that shit sealed!!! thats death right there
Lol
Padma nabha swamy (padma-lotus,nabha-belly,swamy-lord)
The conservation-lord Vishnu..
Nice video...Yes it is the richest temple in the world. I would personally don't open the last door.
India is not a cash strapped country but rich and rich in heritage aswelll
Area 51 also mysterious not allowed USA peoples...
Here comes a genius to give suggestions to largest democracy of the world
Sheesh it’s just their opinion
In india there are thousands of temples like that
Last but not the least . Gabe will be like "hold that cousin 😁"
Hi iam from India hope in 6th door also un countable gold inside room
That year kerala hit by a deadly storm.
We care for our heritage and our culture........ Non believers should not care.......... Else we will find out......
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The treasure will not solve the issues on a long term and must not be spent as it will then be lost forever
0:48 married? Jodi, i thought you were nick's daughter. LOL
But actually in our India...we strongly believe our ancestors words like curse,spirit,evil...