Czech Republic , Kutna Hora NOT FOR KIDS SERIOUSLY
MAKE SURE YOUR KIDS ARE NOT WATCHING THIS.
FIRST read text given below and you maybe can understand.
This is not satanistic/Hollywood stuff, this is history and what has happened earlier in the 14th century.
Kutna Hora saw a boom a long time ago as a silver mining town, but this was ended by the black death in the 14th century. The town was left overflowing with corpses and they needed to build a new chapel to help house all these bodies. This is very typical of those times, so what makes it so odd? Here is were things take a turn...
For some reason one of the monks in this small chapel decided that since there was a grave shortage, he should find an alternative to burying the bodies. He started taking the bones of the dead, cleaning them up, and decorating the chapel with his creations from them. This chapel holds the bones of no fewer than 40,000 people in it, fashioned into large stacks, into crests, wall hangings, and the centerpeice....a chandelier! What possessed him to do all this? It is believed that he wanted a symbol for people to remember that the church is a home to both the living and the dead, or something to that effect.
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FIRST read text given below and you maybe can understand.
This is not satanistic/Hollywood stuff, this is history and what has happened earlier in the 14th century.
Kutna Hora saw a boom a long time ago as a silver mining town, but this was ended by the black death in the 14th century. The town was left overflowing with corpses and they needed to build a new chapel to help house all these bodies. This is very typical of those times, so what makes it so odd? Here is were things take a turn...
For some reason one of the monks in this small chapel decided that since there was a grave shortage, he should find an alternative to burying the bodies. He started taking the bones of the dead, cleaning them up, and decorating the chapel with his creations from them. This chapel holds the bones of no fewer than 40,000 people in it, fashioned into large stacks, into crests, wall hangings, and the centerpeice....a chandelier! What possessed him to do all this? It is believed that he wanted a symbol for people to remember that the church is a home to both the living and the dead, or something to that effect.
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