10 Interesting Fact About Famous historical curses and superstitions

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• Pharaoh Curse: It is believed that the curse of Pharaoh will affect people who disturb their graves. Some archeologists who try to open their graves suffer bad luck such as accidents or strange diseases.
• Curse Tutankhamun: Not only Pharaoh, Tutankhamun is also known for his curse. Some archeological team members who found their grave died in a short time after the discovery.
• Number 13: Number 13 is considered a bad number by many people. This is referred to as triskaidekaphobia and some buildings even avoid using it.
• A broken mirror: According to belief, a broken mirror will bring seven years of misfortune to the person who broke it.
• Black Cat: In some cultures, black cats are considered a symbol of bad luck. This is sometimes seen as an evil peng or evil creature.
• Red and Green: In some countries, red and green are considered as colors that bring good luck. However, in some other places, red is considered a color that carries bad luck.
• 666: The number 666 is considered a demons number and avoided by many people. This is often associated with evil and bad luck.
• Knife: According to trust, giving a knife as a gift will cut friendship. So, people often avoid giving a knife as a gift.
• Full Moon: Some people believe that the full moon brings good luck and can help in activities such as planting plants or starting a business.
• Red Roses: Although red roses are often considered a symbol of love and romance, in some cultures, this flower is considered a symbol of death and sorrow.