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The opening of the Cha-Pyo Monastery, destroyed after 54 years, is not only desolate, but even more magnificent than the Five Statues
The mystery behind the famous Buddha statue destroyed by the Taliban
The Buddha statue was destroyed 9 months after the destruction of 2 statues, from where the armed forces control 90% of the territory of Afghanistan
Only within a month, the Taliban government was exterminated by the alliance led by the US in the global anti-terrorist war
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The opening of the Cha-Pyo Monastery, destroyed after 54 years, is not only desolate, but even more magnificent than the Five Statues
One of the most strange manifestations of the modern monasticism is the Padre Pio
After 54 years, the monastic ritual is once again displayed to admirers all over the world who come to worship at the place where he once lived and prayed
With both eyes closed and a gentle, sleeping look on his face, however, Padre Pio passed away in 1968 at the age of 81
The Padre Pio Monastery was opened on March 3, 2008
When the coffin was opened, all those present there were not out of breath because the Padre Pio was still intact
With both eyes closed and a gentle, sleeping look on his face, however, Padre Pio passed away in 1968 at the age of 81
The monastery is not only not desolate, but also fragrant
When he was alive, Padre Pio was once the patron saint of the Italian people and a strange teacher of the 20th century
Padre Pio was marked with five marks, six martyrs, similar to Jesus when he suffered a beating on his chest
meaning his chest, two arms, and two legs were pierced
and every day blood from those wounds flowed out, wetting the scarves and clothes, making him extremely painful
Padre Pio can appear at times in many different places
Many times, Padre Pio was present in Milan, Northern Italy, and was present in Roma, Central Italy, to save the dead
and at the same time, he was convicted in his father's monastery in Southern Italy
He was convicted of pretending to be a playwright, but in 2002, for some reason, Pope John Paul II honored him as a saint
The mystery of the famous Buddha statue destroyed by the Taliban
After nearly 2,000 years of history, in the windstorm of the desert, despite the earthquakes that happened all over the land
the two giant Buddha statues, stuck to the rocks of Afghanistan's Parmesan mountains, remained unmoved in the face of the earth
But humanity had to resort to force, despairing to see humans, because of ignorance and selfishness, destroyed this wonderful cultural relic
But the serious destruction has led scientists to discover the secrets behind these two giant Buddha statues
Before the two Buddha statues in Parmesan were crushed by the Taliban in March 2001
This relic was once considered one of the two largest Buddha statues in the world
A 53-meter-tall and a 38-meter-tall statue was carved deep into the Parmesan desert in the 5th century
In the opposite direction of time, from the 2nd century BC to before the Islamic invasion in the 7th century
Parmesan used to be a well-developed Buddhist center with many monasteries and was part of the famous Silk Road
The Silk Road connects the land from the east to the west, from India to the surrounding areas
It is the intersection of cultures of India, China, Central Asia, and Lama
Buddhist legends have recorded that in the past, the monks often traveled in groups to the new lands through this Silk Road
They often took a rest in the beautiful Parmesan valley and set up Buddhist-French expansion
This land became the center of Buddhism
The two tallest Buddha statues in the world are said to have been formed around 554
Every year, monks hold memorials and quite a few Buddhists come to this sacred place to worship the Buddha
A group of monks and monks live in caves nearby
They often kneel at the feet of the Buddha to worship
In the 7th century, when the Buddhists invaded Afghanistan, Buddhism gradually perished and the monks gradually left Parmesan
Following the change of history, many of the Buddhist temples, temples, and tools were destroyed or lost
The two Buddha statues were touched by the mountain, so they survived over time
The images of the two statues were preserved before the Taliban destroyed them
The faces of the two statues are full of smiles
With high ceilings, classical architecture, and ancient Greek-style costumes, the two Buddha statues not only have a special place in the history of Afghan culture, but also in the world
Destruction of the Buddha statue leads to death
With the complexity of the geopolitical region, Afghanistan has become a place where the flesh and blood of ethnic clashes has been shed
In 1999, the Taliban took control of the region
Many people are worried that the two Buddha statues will become a threat to the eyes of the Taliban
However, the world breathed a sigh of relief when the representatives of the Taliban at that time pledged that they would preserve the statues
But in 2001, after the Taliban raised the threat of destroying the Buddha statues, there were harsh reactions from the international community
The United Nations General Assembly, initiated by Germany, urgently convened a report condemning this destructive threat
Even Japan has come up with a number of solutions to protect the statues, including preserving them as cultural and human heritage, paying the Afghan government to preserve them, and furthermore, even planning to move the statues to Japan
An international delegation also arrived in the capital of Kabul, Afghanistan, to meet with the Taliban leaders to find a way to preserve the heritage
In the delegation, there were Italian and Greek ambassadors in Pakistan, but all efforts have been in vain
On March 14, 2001, the Taliban mobilized an anti-tank gun, an anti-aircraft missile, and a rifle on top of the Buddha statue
However, the statue has shown that it is difficult to destroy in the face of the arrogance of the extremists
In addition to that, they also put explosives in the holes on the body of the statue to push the statue out of the rock
The destruction of the statues has led to the discovery of many secret things by scientists, hidden behind these two statues
They discovered 50 caves behind the two statues. These caves are said to be the hiding places of ancient priests
In the caves, scientists have made some important discoveries. Among them, they found the oldest oil paintings in the world, thousands of years ago, when oil painting was considered the invention of European artists
Another important discovery found in the cave is a Buddhist sutra, Sutra, this is an ancient Buddhist scripture, printed on the cover of the Bach Duong tree
In addition, there are three chains of wooden beads in one hand, an arrow made of clay, a small metal plate with patterns, birds and flowers
In addition, archaeologists have learned how ancient people used to touch the statues
At first, the workers touched the clay, two Buddha statues on the rock, then the priests applied a mixture of mud, straw and horse tail hair to make a costume and then colored it
The large statue is painted with red glass, while the small statue is painted with many colors
Both statues have a total of about 3,000 pieces of outer clay, along with wooden pins, rope wrapped around the statue to keep the clay solid
The dry climate in Afghanistan and the depth of the rock have protected the statue well and helped preserve the structure
In 2008, archaeologists unearthed a spot near the Buddha statue, hoping to find a legendary giant statue that they believe is somewhere around this area
The giant statue, which is said to be 300 meters high, is mentioned in an ancient text
Although two of the oldest and largest Buddha statues in the world in Parmesan were destroyed by gunfire, some countries and organizations around the world have committed to rebuilding this masterpiece
The restoration work is intended to use the elements of the past combined with modern technology
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