@_historyunveiled: The Temple stampede in Jerusalem was a tragic incident that occurred during the procuratorship of Ventidius Cumanus in the mid-1st century AD, most likely around 48–52 AD. 📜 The event is described by the Jewish historian Flavius Josephus in his Antiquities of the Jews. 📖 During a major Jewish festival, when tens of thousands of worshippers had gathered in the Temple, a Roman soldier provoked the crowd with an obscene gesture. ⚔️ This act enraged the assembled worshippers, leading to unrest and violent reactions, with stones being hurled at the Roman garrison. 🪨 In response, Cumanus ordered soldiers to restore order, but panic spread rapidly through the densely packed Temple courtyards. 🏛️ The attempt to flee caused a massive stampede. According to Josephus, more than 10,000 people lost their lives — not by Roman weapons, but by being crushed and trampled amid the chaos. 😨 This tragedy is remembered as one of the deadliest incidents in Jerusalem during the early Roman occupation, highlighting the fragile relations between the Jewish population and Roman authority. ⚖️ #HistoryTime #Jerusalem #romanempire #truestory #EduTok

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cumanus .. yes that's really his name 😂😂😂

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why would cumanous be underlined

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"Instead of quietly doing his duty" This particular line sounds so funny 😂😂

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governor cumonus?😭

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Jesus said don't cry about me and about your self and your children

Arkay486 :

Is that where the Monty Python insult ‘I f*rt in your general direction’ come from?

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Michael Chad :

Where were the Palestinians at this time?

james_comoxvalley 🇨🇦 :

Yes, a riot did start in Jerusalem after a Roman soldier exposed his buttocks to Jewish pilgrims, an act of disrespect that resulted in a stampede and deaths, though the primary cause was the "mooning" rather than a fart itself. The event, described by the historian Josephus, occurred during the Passover festivities around 50 AD under Roman governor Cumanus, leading to thousands of deaths in a panic to escape the approaching Roman army.

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