The Mysteries In The Notre Dame Cathedral In Paris

Notre Dame Cathedral took 200 years to complete, not using slaves as workers, but hiring artisans and with daily pays.The mystery in Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris One of the most famous iconic works in France as well as in Europe is the Notre Dame Cathedral (Notre Dame Cathedral). This Catholic “treasure” is more than 850 years old. The church is located on the small island of Ile de la Cite in the middle of the Seine. The whole project took up to 200 years to complete, started in 1163 under King Louis VII with bishop Maurice de Sully and completed in 1345

. At the beginning of the old church in Saint-Etienne was demolished to build In addition to banishing evil and reminding sinners that hell is waiting for them, the gargoyles actually act as a gutter to catch rainwater. . Today, rainwater from the roof is still led through chutes and down from the mouths of these gargoyles, far enough away to keep the foundations of the building dry and secure This special function is also a testament to the word "gargoyle" (gargoyle gutter) is derived from the French verb "gargouiller" meaning water flowing through the throat.



To find these special troughs, walk along the north side of the church, the gargoyles at the Notre Dame Cathedral. The statue of the deceased in the Notre Dame Cathedral is derived from the story of Saint Denis being captured by the Romans and beheaded in 250 on the top of Montmartre hill. Legend has it that the headless body of Saint Denis got up and picked up his head and preached while walking. Visitors to the left door at the west gate of the church will see this strange statue.There is a legend that many mysterious messages hidden inside the walls of the church will lead you to the rock. of the alchemist (Philosopher's Stone), a mysterious object that turns metal into gold and gives people longevity. Among those messages are the medals at the glass gates that are believed to be the first steps in opening the stone's secrets Visitors can see these circular medallion inscriptions on both sides of the church's main entrance, unlike the pyramids of Egypt or the Roman temples that employ slaves, the construction workers of Notre Dame mostly salaried artisans.



However, in order for workers to accept money from the rich financial resources of the Catholic church, there is a need for a system of trust. Therefore, each stone mason creates a separate mark to press on each stone that has been made, to ensure the end of the day salary. Traces of artisans who build the church are still left around the stone pillars along the aisle where the chapels are located. A small model inside the church shed some light on human ingenuity. medieval times. The model depicts a construction site scene with tiny tools and people working. Visitors can find the model on the back of the central altar, and the small one resembles the construction site of the church. Not only outstanding architecture, Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is a testament to many glorious moments as well as historical tragedies.



Including the event that King Henry VI of England ascended to the throne in this very church in 1431. The church was in a bad situation but was saved by Napoleon as emperor in 1804. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris regained its intact beauty at the time of world war 2. There are rumors that the German army once destroyed the remodeled stained glass layers. So the glasses were reassembled again after the fight was over. The change of glass must be done step by step because there is the largest glass window in the world made from the 13th century.Talking about the history of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris can not help but mention the famous story of Joan of Arc, who has appeared in many historical documents of France. She is a brave and overarching person, poor in spirit and character.



Thanks to her, the French defeated the British army with clever military strategies and became the heroine of France. However, she was captured and killed by Burundian due to charges of heresy. 7/7/1456, Joan of Arc was declared innocent and martyr. In 1909, she was beatified by Pope Pius X at Notre Dame Cathedral, and visitors to the church today have to go through 140 steps to reach the bell site. These days church bells are redesigned to automatically ring them. Inside the Notre Dame Cathedral, there are still many historical artifacts, most famously the 17th century harp, paintings, design manuscripts and engravings depicting the ancient secrets of the church. as well as Paris city. According to Huong Chi / Vnexpress ***.

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