The seventh door of the श्री पद्मनाभस्वामी temple has become a mystery, till now no one could open

 It is believed that opening it will bring great disaster to mankind.

 Six secret doors of the famous श्री पद्मनाभस्वामी Temple of Kerala have been opened, but the seventh door (7th sealed door of the temple) remains a mystery. It is believed that opening it will bring great disaster to mankind.

It is also called the richest temple in India. There are many secret dungeons in this temple, some of which have been opened and billions of trillions of treasures have also been found in it, but its seventh door has not been opened to date or said that no one can open it. It is said that a deep secret is hidden behind this.

श्री पद्मनाभस्वामी Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. This historical temple is one of the many tourist places in Thiruvananthapuram. It is said that this temple was built by the kings in the 16th century. It is believed that he kept a huge amount of treasure hidden in the cellars of the temple. Six basements of this temple have been opened under the supervision of the Supreme Court, out of which gold, silver and diamonds and gems have been found in huge quantities. Their value is said to be in billions and trillions. It is said that an attempt was made to open the door of the seventh cellar of this temple, but the work was stopped after seeing the picture of a large snake on the door. It is believed that opening the seventh door will be inauspicious.

 The श्री पद्मनाभस्वामी Temple in Kerala is one of the highest wealth temples in the country. But not only because of the property, but also because of its mysteriousness, this temple remains in the discussion. It is believed that so much treasure is hidden in the secret cellars here, which no one can even guess. Six doors of six such cellars have been opened, but the seventh door is still closed. Know, what is the secret behind this door.

 There is no definite proof of when the temple was built. Historian Dr L.A. According to Ravi वर्मा, the temple is about 5000 years old, when human civilization had reached Kali YUG. By the way, in terms of the structure of the temple, it is believed that the श्री पद्मनाभस्वामी temple built in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala was established by the kings of त्रावणकोर  in the sixteenth century. Since then, the kings here continued to believe in this temple. In the year 1750, Maharajah  मार्तंड वर्मा declared himself as पद्मनाभ Dash. With this, the entire royal family got involved in the service of the temple. Even now, a private trust under the royal family is looking after the temple.

 It is said about this temple dedicated to Vishnu that the kings had hidden immeasurable wealth here so that it could be useful in some need. The temple has 7 secret dungeons and each dungeon has a door attached to it. Six basements were opened one after the other under the supervision of the Supreme Court. Overall, gold-diamond jewelry worth more than 1 lakh crore was found from here, which was kept with the temple trust. But on reaching near the last and seventh door, a grand figure of the serpent was seen carved on the door. With this, the attempt to open the door was stopped. It is believed that the guard of this door is being guarded by the incarnation of Lord Vishnu himself, and opening it will call for some great calamity.

 Those who believe in the temple believe that the sudden death of Judge TP Sunder Rajah, under whose chairmanship it was decided to open the doors, is also the curse of these doors.