What plant grew around king Solomon grave?

Answer 1

No evidence has yet been found that there ever was a King Solomon, but scholars concede that there might well have been a Hebrew chieftain of that name, somewhere around the tenth century BCE. What most modern scholars do agree on is that there never was a magnificent United Monarchy of Israel at that time. The tomb of a wealthy king is unlikely to have survived for three thousand years to the present day, but the grave of a tribal chieftain probably would have disappeared within a century or two. This is why no one has ever found the grave of King Solomon.

As no grave of Solomon has ever been found, nothing has been found on or under it. However, an 'urban myth' is that marijuana was found on or under his tomb.

Answer 2

AnswerNo. King Solomon's grave has never been found, so of course nothing was found on it. The absence of a grave is not, in itself, surprising but it is also true that no evidence has ever been found even for the existence of Solomon.

Answer 3

There are various theories about the plant that grew around King Solomon's grave, but no definitive answer. One popular belief is that it was the Lily of the Valley. However, this is more of a legend rather than a confirmed fact.

Answer 4

to my knowledge it was Marijuana