Experts Solve Mystery of Ancient ‘Mummified Dragon’ Discovered by Japanese Shogun

Experts solve mystery of ancient ‘mummified dragon’ discovered by Japanese shogun

Researchers believe they've cracked the mystery of a mummified "rainbow dragon" that's been sitting in a Japanese treasure house for centuries.

Experts solve mystery of ancient 'mummified dragon' discovered by Japanese shogun

Researchers recently revealed that the mummified "rainbow dragon" in Japan's Shosoin Treasure House is actually a Japanese marten. It was reported by found shogun Yoshinori Ashikaga.

Experts solve mystery of ancient 'mummified dragon' discovered by Japanese shogun – Democratic Accent

Researchers believe they’ve cracked the mystery of a mummified “rainbow dragon” that’s been sitting in a Japanese treasure house for centuries. The “dragon” has been stashed at the Shosoin Treasure House in the historic Japanese city of Nara, according to Pen News. The remains were reportedly found by Yoshinori Ashikaga, a 15th-century shogun, in 1429. Legend states that Ashikaga cut a piece from the Ranjatai, a rare and valuable piece of agarwo…