The Mughal Empire's Treasure in Ryukyu Islands
/kloc-At the end of 0/7, between Madagascar and Malaba, the great pirate captain William Gunter plundered a fleet of Prince Olympe of the Indian Mughal Empire, and countless trophies worth about one billion marks fell into his palm.
He left behind a mysterious number combination: 44- 10-66- 18, and three broken treasure maps. According to analysis, the treasure is hidden on an island between the East China Sea and the South China Sea in China.
From catching pirates to pirate leader William Ghent is the most famous pirate in America.
Almost every sailor knows his1life story at the beginning of the 8th century, which is a long time away. The story about the gold treasure has not been silent for a long time. To this day, archaeologists and those who believe in their luck are still looking for the spoils of this Scottish pirate. This treasure contains not only gold bars, beautiful pearls and sparkling rubies, but also plums-sized diamonds and exotic and dazzling jewels. Many of these incomparable treasures once belonged to Prince Olympe, the ruler of the Indian Mughal Empire.
William Gunter is a privateer hired by the Royal Governor of Massachusetts, Lomonte, to catch pirates. Instead of catching pirates, Kim became a pirate himself. 1697, william king ordered his men to hang a red pirate flag on the top of his fleet mast, and attacked an Islamic pilgrim fleet from Moka in the Red Sea. Since then, he has started a series of desperate piracy. In the next two years, William gent became a "maritime terrorist" between Madagascar and Malaba coastline. In the process, he accumulated countless wealth and found a safe place for them.
Mysterious numbers on parchment
1699, Kim docked at Hispaniola Island in Latin America. After arriving at Boston Port in July of the same year, he wrote a letter to Lord Belmont in Boston, hoping to get the Lord's support in order to obtain Amnesty, and promised to pay Lord Belmont 400,000 pounds for this. Lord Belomon verbally promised that Quint would enjoy complete freedom in the United States, but as soon as Gint and his sailors set foot on land, they were immediately arrested and imprisoned. People immediately found a bag of gold powder, silver coins and some other gold products in his residence, worth about 1000 pounds.
1700 On February 6th, Captain Gold was taken back to London as a prisoner of the King of Great Britain. He spent nearly a year in a British prison and was finally sentenced to hang for piracy and murder. The authorities allowed his wife to say goodbye to her husband in prison. During the dinner, Quintesse gave his wife a small piece of parchment, and then whispered something. The guards observing outside immediately noticed the secret transfer between their husband and wife and confiscated the little parchment.
There are only four mysterious numbers written on the paper ball: 44- 10-66- 18.
Gardner's treasure trove
1701May 23rd, gold was put out. After his death, more and more people began to think about the confusing figures and legendary treasures he left behind. People have been trying to solve the mystery of the disappearance of gold.
Soon, someone cracked the number he had written down, thinking that it implied 44 degrees west longitude 10 minute and 66 degrees north latitude 18 minute. According to this coordinate, an island called Gardiner can be found at the eastern end of Long Island not far from new york. Therefore, treasure hunters came to this little-known island in search of gold, diamonds and a lot of jewelry.