Princess Tisul (2024) Peinture par Carlos Paredes Colin

History: The story of the so-called Princess Tisul has raised concerns in many fields of human knowledge for years, giving rise to more questions than answers.
Half a century ago a sarcophagus was found at a depth of 70 meters in the Kemerovo region in the village of Rzhavchik, Tisul region.

The story of Princess Tisul's discovery was described in Oleg Kulishkin's article "The 800 Million Year Old Lady", published in the Abakan newspaper "Khakassia" in 2002.

Subsequently, Kulishkin's article, which contained the story of an officer who had served for many years in the secret department of the KGB, was published in the Abakan newspaper Khakassia and in issue 124 of the Zlatoust newspaper Arkaim.

According to the colonel in the early autumn of 1969 an incredible event took place in the village of Rzhavchik, Tisulsky district, Kemerovo region: In a coal mine at a depth of about 70 meters, a miner named Karnaukhov stumbled upon a sarcophagus of marble with a length of 2 meters.

The interior of the sarcophagus was filled to the brim with a pinkish-blue crystalline liquid, into which was immersed the body of a tall, slender, extraordinarily beautiful woman, who appeared to be about thirty years old, with delicate European features and large, wide-open blue eyes. , her thick blonde hair reached to her waist.

They tried to lift the sarcophagus onto the helicopter, but given its weight they could not find a way to do it. To lighten it, they decided to pump the liquid it contained.

As there were many people witnessing the discovery, State Security agents began to disperse the spectators, saying that the sarcophagus and the body it contained could be dangerous to health.

They warned all the witnesses that they could not talk about what they had seen, that is what they did, even after more than 50 years, the witnesses do not want to talk about the subject.

The sarcophagus was taken to Novosibirsk for research, a few days later a scientist from Novosibirsk arrived in the village of Rzhavchik and gave a lecture about the discovery made in the mine.

The professor explained that the sarcophagus with the woman's body was originally in a wooden crypt in the middle of the forest.

An article soon appeared in the local newspaper about the mysterious discovery, a few days later the militia agents went through all the yards of the village asking the neighbors to hand over the newspaper with this news.

One of the town's residents wrote a letter to the Party Central Committee demanding publicity, however the authorities remained silent and the mine was simply covered with earth.

This is a artistic version of the legend by Carlos Paredes Colin