A History Of Ancient Nubia's Greatest King

[@mohanedm1938]

I'm proud as Nubian and African person... From Kerma North of Sudan send all peace to all Africans people and Now about the time to support each other 🙏🏽

[@Ahavameanslove24]

I bet you’re beautiful. People from Sudan are always very beautiful to me. How is it in Sudan? I’m obsessed with Africa. One day I’ma move to some country there. Probably somewhere on the west. I should visit first though. lol

[@debbiemarquis3231]

Hello from the Caribbean diaspora

[@xlxl9440]

Black man from Tennessee and Georgia. Hello my brother!

[@littlegothgirl8869]

Hello 😊👋 I'm from the African diaspora in the U.S.

[@stilliriseDaat]

Peace and Blessings Brother. YESS us as African people are in punishment and in a learning phase right now because in the ancient world we were so divided and separated from each other it allowed other nations to steal and conquer from us.. We should've put our petty difference to the side and supported and united with each other as African ppl. With the other nations ruling and oppressing us, we're learning, us as africans all through out the diaspora need to unite and come together as 1 african family and take the world back that was righteously ours that GOD gave us first because we're GOD FIRST PEOPLE and with him dwelling in us , we will take our world back and put everything back in order and the world will be at peace once that happens THUS SAID THE LORD!

[@sammylong3704]

Nubia is always portrayed as a rival to Egypt when in reality, Nubia is more like Egypt's older sister.

[@thatboymars1188]

Sammy Long ay sibling rivalry

[@randee4550]

They were rivals though

[@sammylong3704]

@@randee4550 At times they were rivals (particularly during the times when Egypt were ruled by outside invaders). However throughout most of the existence of both great empires, they were close allies. In fact Nubia is Egypt's oldest and most close ally in history and both inhabitants share a common history, language and culture.

[@randee4550]

@@sammylong3704 Ok. But the point was, that they were deadly rivals. Like the 13 colonies, and England were, prior to July 4th, 1776.

[@sammylong3704]

@@randee4550 True but when people think of the US and UK, they dont think of them as deadly rivals but as allies and sister nations. That's how Egypt and Nubia should be viewed, except much, much closers.

[@TNTN1977]

So many epic films needed. Hollywood is clucked on portraying us as slaves

[@kivloli8385]

They like showing us as slaves, clowns and the follower.

[@donaldcole815]

You shouldn't expect any thing different from our open enemies.

[@kaderdao1335]

Hollywood is a white and jew owned film production .and we all know how they get down .why not nolyhood in Nigeria they can do it .

[@zigzag1able]

Yup such a shame... 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@kivloli8385]

@Tracy Sharp TRUE like the Moors by example.

[@k.anthony8890]

I have been using your videos to homeschool our boys in African History. We are learning something every day through your videos. It fosters a conversation between us and the history of Africa. Thank you so very much for your hard work. What I was taught was that everything originated from Egypt but what we have learned is that ALL things originated from Nubia!!

[@pantherastark9948]

At first the nubian was called Ta-Seti, than Kush. One of the most powerfull civilisation of antiquity, and most unerated at the same time (by modern historian).

[@justcallmebrian793]

@Panthera Stark. Sorry to say this, but your statement is wrong. Both groups Ta-Seti and Kush is what scholars called Nubians, although the anients never called themeselves that Nubians which basically means gold, but in reality they were separate ethnic groups Ta--Seti and Kush.' I will give you an example. Various pharaohs of Nubian origin are held by some Egyptologists to have played an important part towards the area in different eras of Egyptian history, particularly the 12th Dynasty. These rulers handled matters in typical Egyptian fashion, reflecting the close cultural influences between the two regions. [T]he XIIth Dynasty (1991-1786 B.C.E.) originated from the Aswan region. As expected, strong Nubian features and dark coloring are seen in their sculpture and relief work. This dynasty ranks as among the greatest, whose fame far outlived its actual tenure on the throne. Especially interesting, it was a member of this dynasty that decreed that no Nehsy (riverine Nubian of the principality of Kush), except such as came for trade or diplomatic reasons, should pass by the Egyptian fortress and cops at the southern end of the Second Nile Cataract. Why would this royal family of Nubian ancestry ban other Nubians from coming into Egyptian territory? Because the Egyptian rulers of Nubian ancestry had become Egyptians culturally; as pharaohs, they exhibited typical Egyptian attitudes and adopted typical Egyptian policies. So who were these 12th dynasty Nubians that went to war with Kush? Quote of the ancestry of the 12th dynasty. Then a king will come from the South, Ameny, the justified, my name, Son of a woman of Ta-Seti, child of Upper Egypt, He will take the white crown, he willjoin the Two Mighty Ones (the two crowns) www.touregypt.net/featurestories/amenemhet1.htm Many Egyptologists believe that Amenemhet's inscription implies that a great ruler will come to the throne of Egypt upon the death of Mentuhotep IV, who will lead the country into prosperity. It is fairly certain that Amenemhet the vizier was predicting his own rise to the throne as Amenemhet I. However, we are told that he had at least two other competitors to the throne. One was called Inyotef, and the other a Segerseni from Nubia. It would appear that he quickly dealt with these obstacles. We believe that he ruled Egypt for almost 30 years. Peter A. Clayton places his reign between the years of 1991 and 1962 BC while the Oxford History of Ancient Egypt gives him a reign lasting from 1985 through 1956 BC. Dodson has his reign lasting from 1994 until 1964 BC. Clearly Ta-Seti and Kush are different Nubian groups. They are not the same people another good examples the peoples are the people of Yam/nubia, Medjay(nubian), Wawat(nubian) amongs. Lastly Ta-Seti is the first nome or district in Ancient Egypt en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ta-Seti

[@pantherastark9948]

@@justcallmebrian793 yes yes 🙂👍🏾 I know it, there are more than 10 ethnic group in anciens Sudan even before Kerma. I mean kush (like egyptian who have many tribe or Greek who were many city with ethnic name.... exemple Alexander the great was "Macedonian" but in general we call him as greek) so also Kush become common name for all Sudan even if many différents sudanese tribe were called with a particular name. Another theory is the name nubia came when roman empire invaded Egypt after the fall of kush, when in 300 AD the King Silko of Nobatia who was friend with romans, (Noba tribe of Sudan) take trône over a great range of Sudan. So the roman called Nubia after the name of the Noba tribe of Sudan since 300 AD.

[@justcallmebrian793]

@@pantherastark9948 Ta Seti was always the first nome or district in Egypt. so technicially they were never part of Kush. As i mentioned at times Ta Seti and Kush were adversary. Since they were separate kingdoms one located in Sudan proper Kush the other Ta Seti and Medjay always in Egypt proper.

[@pantherastark9948]

@@justcallmebrian793 😉👌🏾I understand what you write, dont worry. Yes, Kush and Ta-Seti were differents state/Kingdom, u r not wrong. However, what i mean is that what peoples call as Nubian/Nubia was more diverse/complexe than a single small state of African tribesmen. I'll look after the name of all nubian Kingdom/chiefdome of antiquity. The bad side is the historian dont speak about all those Sudanese state who existed before/in The same era/and after egyptian civilisation... why? becauz some of these Sudanese were friend with egypt, and some ennemi. And when historian show nubian as an only single kingdom they Will most of time take the one city who were in clash with Egypte as example, than people Will think ohhh... those Nubian tribesmen were ennemi/slave of Egyptian (The stereotype of the eternal black slave), the true background is that Nubia was like greece (many city-state/kingdom). Like you write above kush/Ta seti was not the same state. And like i write above the so-called Nubian was in fact several Sudanese Kingdom even before the birth of egyptian empire. So now in general, these days historian say that the Kingdom in the south of Egypt is called "Kush", but a few years ago the word "Nubia" was a fashion name for all sudanese states under Egypt (according to books, historian, documentary).

[@RalphTho]

Ancient Nubia, Africa's first civilization. They exsited before the Egyptians. 🇸🇩

[@AbdiAalen]

True indeed !!

[@Ty-dq5fi]

@kalunda I'm sure you can figure it out.

[@adonismoncrief8497]

Yes, it is true.

[@isharamsi2595]

@Abassi Adroa by western standards it is. This is the first empire that westeners deems civilized and advanced in africa

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

@Tracy Sharp I agree. Some of those same people don't believe that Africans were forced into slavery. Insane!

[@sheiritapatterson303]

I like how you put that vital information about Kemet that it was a colony of Kush. Everything about Kemety culture came from Kush. The high Netchru: Amen-Ra, Asar,Aset, Heru, Khnum, Ptah, and Sekhmet have their origins in Kush. During that late period, the priesthood of Amen-Ra at Waset begged the Kings of Napata to come and restore Kemet. I love your videos Hometeam!!

[@CrowdPleeza]

What is your source for all of those Egyptian things coming from Kush/Nubia?

[@sheiritapatterson303]

@@CrowdPleeza Medu Netchr, I can translate the text and read them like English.

[@CrowdPleeza]

@@sheiritapatterson303 Which Egyptian text say that those Egyptian things came from Nubia?

[@sheiritapatterson303]

@@CrowdPleeza Yebu Inscription & Pwntiyu Expedition for starters

[@sheiritapatterson303]

@Adrian Bradey I translated those text myself there isn't a link!!!, If you want to know the book with the hieroglyphs in it thats untranslated its called the Urkunden

[@NutzernameKP]

Thank you for brining us our history back wich they want us to forget

[@KYM-12]

Your voice is made for narrating this! 💕

[@empressdawes]

U should think of narrating audible books

[@nerdlarge4691]

The Asiatic Usurpers still barely acknowledge the 25th Dynasty, yet they celebrate the colonizing Ptolemy dynasty of which the only one to bother to learn to speak Egyptian was Caesar's concubine, Cleopatra VII. I guess the narrative of indigenous Africans taking back their land and driving out invaders hits too close to home.

[@nerdlarge4691]

Adrian Bradey That’s not the only reason. Whispers...Anti-Blackness...

[@BlackstreetBoys2Men]

Cleopatra was more than a concubine, she spoke like 10 languages and was trying to get Egypt to be autonomous again amidst a Roman civil war.

[@Ants1884]

It’s the intro theme, just gets me so hyped

[@BigRajBeats]

Wanna know what it's called

[@ketiboablay8632]

Thanks for this story. We Africans must begin to tell our own stories. We have suffered too much distortion by Europeans who actually learned from us.

[@Datogskiibenz]

Watch these everyday 🔥🔥💯

[@Amon__Off-zk6im]

I am a Luo, from East Africa. My recent research, together with documented history that Luos migrated from Sudan, shows that Nubians might be my tribe's ancestors

[@HexZatara]

Same here 😊

[@Trendlines_mc]

I'm a African in Africa and how come i didn't read about these people(Nubia) in my textbooks...

[@TwanHill05]

Mncedisi Mhlongo i think you should already know the answer to that..”who doesn’t want us to know our true history..🤔🤔

[@jujujihadist1248]

Because you are not Sudanese, most African nations tend to focus on their own histories

[@fahadsaid8773]

U may be right )but I am a Uganda Nubia borne in Uganda .our foure father came all most100 years ago they made alot of activities in east Africa country's but were not put in any books of Histroy it's now time to get world know our origina

[@havilahkuush7110]

It's not your history it's the History of the Cushitic people.

[@Trendlines_mc]

@@havilahkuush7110 It is my history i'm smart enough to know that we black people/Africans are one...

[@brianhalljr615]

I will teach my sons and daughters the ancient history.

[@Dacut00]

Finally! I have been waiting for this video for awhile. Sudan 🇸🇩 stand up.

[@truthhurts6327]

Hey u Jesus is a black man 😅

[@truthhurts6327]

Thanks can you Share me some links I like to learn more

[@savethestateliberia1529]

@PineApplePen 😂😂😂

[@WilliamGarrow]

@@truthhurts6327 Jesus was real. Even scholars who don't believe he was divine acknowledge that there was a real historical person called Jesus.

[@WilliamGarrow]

@jakiiz jambeze There have been plenty of great black leaders who were religious. I don't believe it's anything to do with religion that's making Africans passive and naive. If they are worshipping white people or Asians it's because they want too.. How can anyone read the Bible and take from it that you must let white people or any people take advantage of you?

[@shutup3622]

I wonder if Tyler perry going to make films of Nubia’s Greatness in his studios..

[@TollFree999]

He would need to hire someone else to do it. It would be a mess if he did.

[@iliyano567]

Judging by his movies I want him either !!!!!!

[@macleatakirkwood8864]

PINKY!!!!!

[@GreatPharaohImara]

He should.... but, Oml your profile pic and, username 😂😂😂😂💯👊🏿

[@Story_Time876]

well done and thank you for such wealth of information. loving it

[@NubiansNapata]

Glory to nubia.. Thank you bro

[@epiceric4507]

One of the best channels on you tube 💯

[@tylerfanell8212]

Can you do one on the great city of Oyo of Nigeria and Benin

[@ichapman8878]

Brilliant. I love the info. and despite everything we’ve been through, I love being black. Thanx

[@AfricanWarrior150]

Can you do about Cameroon tribes next thanks 🙏🏿

[@iGeechee]

Thanks for the share. Awesome piece!

[@ta-setiwarrior1848]

Hello homie,glade you keep pushing the truth. Love your content.

[@darlenejohnson3703]

So Enlightening! Thank You For All Your Work.

[@justinbing9904]

First to listen good information all the time

[@truthhurts6327]

Heyy u Jesus is black 😁

[@kivloli8385]

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[@joshuasindiga1788]

So proud, thank you for teaching us this history.

[@zigzag1able]

Notification gang gang! 🔥🔥🔥🤟🏿😜

[@jetblk2834]

This is such a wonderful channel! I’m writing an African Fantasy Epic novel series, a happy medium between the fantasy and wonder of LOTR and the gritty political realism of GoT. Piye will inspire an important figure in my series! ✊🏾

[@Crystale17]

Still waiting for your book! Thank u, you're doing great work.

[@bshio7875]

The present Nubia in southern Egypt was named after the ancient place in the eighth century. You will find Upper Egypt Aswan because of the wars the city was completely empty. The Coptic and Arab residents migrated to Lower Nubia. As for the original Nuba, they were displaced to the Nuba Mountains, Sudan Aswan did not inhabit until the emergence of the Ottomans

[@luccijay5984]

Wrong. The original nubians are still standing today and are in present day south sudan. Originally it was sudan but the arabs from the north came and tried to make it there own but we fought for decades and in result the nubians splitted from the arabs and mugrated to southern sudan.🇸🇸

[@AhmedSamirdahistorian]

@@luccijay5984 you south sudanese always try to claim our history, but I'll tell you why, because yall don't have history 🤣

[@luzmariacorreacassinelli1218]

Instead of "The Woman King" and another sequel about "Wakanda", how about a historically accurate movie about King Piye?

[@dice.brain.]

I was just gonna listen to this video in the background while doing other stuff, but it was WAY too interesting and it grabbed my full attention!

[@mohamedhommos7748]

My heart of North Africa Egypt and Sudan country in North Africa 🇪🇬❤️🇸🇩 amazing greatest history between ancient Egyptian and Nubians Relationships of century BC

[@abudujana13]

Thanks for the video, HOME TEAM HISTORY

[@paetonlaur3655]

This is a good video for Black History Month! Piye (or Piankhi) is one of my favorite Nubian pharaohs alongside Shabaka and Taharqo.

[@animationandnews9610]

Outstanding!!

[@angaur410]

Awesome work. Peace!

[@swirlcrop]

This video is excellent. I´m always looking for great people to base my characters after. Thanks.

[@derderrr7220]

such an inspired piece, so much wasted potential through war however. it is remarkable what had been the african renesance a true testamony of humanities resolve to survive in such harsh envinroments.

[@nassauguy48]

As a Greek, I realize that the Ethiopians, Kemets, Nigerians and Nubians were building cities and producing great works of civilization while the Greeks were learning how to feed themselves. Everything from philosophy to the Olympic Games had their origins in Black Africa. The best thing that happened to Ancient Greece was to be colonized and civilized by the various Black African conquerors. (They were a lot nicer than the Ottoman Turks!)

[@arberor4597]

@atlantic1119 You ain’t Greek. Firstly City life didn’t begin in Africa. City life predates the existence of the cradles of civilization furthermore city life did not first arise in Africa but began in the near East. On top of that Ancient Greek history were relatively advanced long before the classical era. The Minoan civilization for instance had a far more advanced in termssanitation in comparison eygpt and Mesopotamia and was the first civilization to use underground clay pipes for sanitation and water supply. And city life existed as far back as 6000BC in Europe. What has sub Saharan Africans done in history that influenced my life or had a meaningful impact on human history? Nigeria wasn’t advanced. What did Nigeria have that the rest of the world didn’t ? when did black people conquer Greece? 🤦🏻‍♂️nothing you said is true.

[@luccijay5984]

@@arberor4597 stop the nonsense, caucasians/arabs/asians has only been started 7,000 years ago, yall dont predate shit & the first white man was acually a black man😂🤣 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnzcZpiPr8-oq5I

[@luccijay5984]

@@arberor4597 and you must not forget who taught your ancestors how to eat and clean themselves😅

[@freedomconsciousness8388]

I'm Nubian Kushite and I proud 🙏🏾

[@diallo1347]

Love the channel l. Keep it up. Afrocentricism all day!

[@leestenson7017]

Outstanding video! An extension would be to discuss each Pharoah/King of the 25th Dynasty and make a connection to references to Taharqa and Tantamani is the Bible, Torah, and Quran. Also, would be interesting to discuss the engineering and mathematical differences between the Nubian and Egyptian pyramids in Egypt and Meroe respectively. The Great Pyramid at Giza was clearly constructed in Golden Ratio but so were some of the Nubian Pyramids. This point is never discussed and it speaks to the African/Arabic roots of much of our modern mathematics in Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry and Number Theory.

[@AbdiAalen]

Is there a connection between Nubia kingdom n land of punt? Pls anyone has legit info pls do share

[@a.musaahmad5229]

@Marcos Sealey Don't forget Chancellor Williams the destruction of black civilization and Cheikh Anta Diop.

[@ComptonWar]

I ran across some good information positively verifying this inquiry while researching last year. I wish I could share the link that I copied and bookmarked but my computer’s hard drive crashed and I lost a lot of information . But if you have a sound research methodology I am sure you will come across it as I did. I will get back to researching and compiling information soon. And I will back up my drives this time. I was devastated. But I assure you, the information is out there. I’m not sure if it solidified Punt being a Nubian civilization but definitely confirming that it was located in East Africa around the Eritrea area by revealing ancient Kemetic and Graeco-Egyptian documents and descriptions. I would love to see if anyone can conclusively confirm these postulations. I remember them even going into the description of an animal that could only be found in Eritrea’s and coinciding with geographical descriptions. Personally I’m not sure if that same area was encompassed by a people Ancient Kemet or this society would call Nubians. But it would definitely make a lot of things make sense. I truly hope you find what you are searching for...

[@ComptonWar]

Marcos Sealey Nubia is actually a term used by KMT, which they applied this term to the lands to their south (Ta-Seti) they called it Nūba (meaning gold) because that’s what they exploited those lands for. Which is also why they tried to keep Nubians out of power. They wanted to keep control of the gold resources of the dark skin Africans and the minerals their land produced. Please start reading books that doesn’t appease your Afrocentric worldview and apply knowledge produced from primary sources. KMT civilization was late and it was made of many different peoples migrating and influencing the culture. Not just Nubians. Nubians were there first. But the nation of KMT were not interested in keeping Nubia in power and seen them as outsiders. KMT only wanted their gold and control of Nubia’s warrior class. Keep studying champ.

[@ComptonWar]

Marcos Sealey you obviously have a problem with reading comprehension or staying on topic. Or maybe you just get your rocks off by trying to debate people online or stake some kind of intellectual superiority or some shit. Lol But you completely missed my point . Have a good day fam.

[@kivloli8385]

@@ComptonWar m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHfOYnZ7bNdpm7c

[@debbiemarquis3231]

The love of Amun..amen..

[@majesticbob884]

Never click so fast on a video in my live ✊🏾

[@GeanAndradeADV]

Hi everyone!

[@nassauguy48]

I am a Greek who passionately acknowledges the Black Africans (Ethiopians, Kemets, Nigerians, Nubians) as the founders of civilization and the colonizers/schoolmasters of ancient Greece. There is too much evidence to deny this, beginning with the writings of Herodotus and other Greek historians of his time. The depictions of Black figures in ancient Greek art, oddly enough not found in other ancient cultures. And the fact that modern Greeks develop sickle cell anemia, from where is that derived? (This illustrates how Black mentorship over the Greeks was more than just cultural). Ancient Greeks loved and respected their Black African teachers. The truth is finally emerging.

[@piffplayer]

Speak let the people know.

[@queentye7138]

Great video

[@MrNiaman]

*Here’s a list of 20 books that explore the history, culture, and influence of Nubia and its rulers, particularly in relation to ancient Egypt:* 1. "Nubia: Corridor to Africa" by David Edwards 2. "The Nubian Pharaohs: Black Kings on the Nile" by Charles Bonnet 3. "The History of Ancient Egypt and Nubia" by James Henry Breasted 4. "Nubian Archaeology: A Comprehensive Guide" by Timothy Kendall 5. "The Kingdom of Kush: The Napatan and Meroitic Empires" by Derek A. Welsby 6. "Nubia: Ancient Kingdom of the Nile" by Ellen C. Morris 7. "The Royal Tombs of Ancient Nubia" by Geoffrey Martin 8. "The Art of Ancient Egypt and Nubia" by Rita Lucarelli 9. "The Nubian Past: An Archaeological History" by David O'Connor 10. "African Gods and Heroes: The History of Nubia and Its Influence on Ancient Egypt" by Edward W. Blyden 11. "Black Pharaohs: Egypt's Nubian Rulers" by Matthew Adams and Patricia P. D. G. Laird 12. "Nubian Ethnicity: Theoretical Perspectives on Identity and Culture" by A. A. El-Amin 13. "The Meroitic Language and Writing System: A Study of the Nubian Civilization" by Paul John Frandsen 14. "Ancient Nubia: Egypt’s Rival in Africa" by Richard H. Wilkerson 15. "The Kushites: The Rise and Fall of the Kingdom of Kush" by Hugh N. Smith 16. "Egypt and Nubia: The History of Two Ancient Civilizations" by Karen A. Bultman 17. "Nubia and Egypt: The Untold Story of the African Kingdoms" by John H. McGowan 18. "Kush and the Nile: The History of a Civilization" by Ivor Noël Hume 19. "A History of Nubia: From the Earliest Times to the Roman Conquest" by Richard H. Allen 20. "The Kushite Dynasty in Egypt: An Overview of the 25th Dynasty" by Michael R. Wurster These books cover various aspects of Nubian history, culture, and its interactions with ancient Egypt, providing a comprehensive understanding of this significant civilization.

[@Realyouthtv]

Wonderful video

[@kivloli8385]

I wish to know about the Black Samurais.

[@kivloli8385]

@smutton Look haplogroup D.

[@kivloli8385]

@@YellenTala look haplogroup D

[@kivloli8385]

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[@masonarmand8988]

More than one but go off

[@habtamuneftenya6002]

1:35 you are one of few people that I've heard mention the (pharoah) Alara. If you have any more information on him or Kamose I would love to hear about it

[@geezelise]

🌹We love to see it

[@TEAM_Sacrifice301]

GR8 work KING!

[@BigCityCountryBoi]

1st great vid

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

Great video, learning about how powerful Sudanese, Mali and Nigerians once were. With that said, this was read like how a white man would speak about his invasions on America, Africa and Australia. With that said too, I am sure black Africans were in Egypt well before the Arabs were.

[@eskilman676]

Real old history Nubian people kushitic are Somali oromo beja afarEthiopian saho afar eritrean Djibouti real natural beautiful people l love so much all African people

[@chillhomie7]

Nope. Most likely looked like Nilotic people’s of today existing in Sudan and South Sudan. Nubians were very dark people as depicted by the Egyptians on numerous artifacts. Why they call you guys cushites? No idea.

[@justcallmebrian793]

@@chillhomie7 No, most Northern Sudanese look no different from the average Ethiopians. Did you see the Sudanese protest. Sudanese today kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6urkIyLpbxjpq8 The ancient artwork depicts what scholars lazily called Nubians, so in reality were a rich diversity of different looks.

[@NubiansNapata]

@TheStoneOfPower! Ancient nubians were not nilotic... Meroe language is closer to Sudanic...Old nubian is closely related to modern nubiin..spoken mostly by aswan nubians... Nubians were Sudanic people descendants of nabta playa pastoralist...nilotic people are apart of Nubian civilization just like cushitic tribes in Sudan.. But the ruling class of kush was Sudanic nubians...

[@mobidickahlam]

@@NubiansNapata but white people classify African people by languages group and they said sudanic belong to nilotic

[@NubiansNapata]

@@mobidickahlam Sudanic and nilotic are apart of the nilo Saharan branche.. Nilotic tribes like the cushitic bejawi tribes are apart of kush and people of kush....But the ruling class of kush were Sudanic population...

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

This would be an awesome film, and I believe the guy from Amistad (Father of Kimora Lee Simon's Son), and Constantine would be amazing. Also, the Black guy from G.I. Joe and Oz would be great. Unfortunately, white Hollywood don't want the truth. Sad! Keep the amazing content coming.

[@Kgoki890]

Good day please help research the relations of Nubia and Batswana....I think there is some few similarities in the the dialect..

[@patricelumumba4396]

As a person with a motswana mother and sotho father,I can tell you with certainty that we all originate from ''the mountains of the moon''.We even have a saying in the basotho culture that ''we should give thanks to those,who are from the land of the eagle for our spirituality'',and their are also words in setswana that are similar to words of kemet and nubia e.g RA in tswana means father,and when you say RA masedi,you mean the father who gives light,and in nubia RA was the all powerful masculine force,that came down from the sun and gave life to the earth,the batswana viewed the sun as a divine being so to did the Nubians hence they are similarities.

[@hermanpacheco162]

Im mexican but i love african cultures

[@oldfan1963]

Very interesting. What role did class play in the wars between "divine" kings?

[@OwenEwantsachannel]

Could we get visuals so to know how to spell these names & places? I want to take notes save interesting facts. Thank you.

[@pageone8165]

Love this documentary and to think the Europeans always show the peoples of kemit aka Egypt as white we need to start calling them out anywhere I find a lie I will always make a statement about it it’s time black peoples get include into history and get credit for our achievements we also need to stop letting religion Robb us of our true identity and history

[@jonesy1589]

There are paintings of Egyptians who look tanned fighting black people, from the paintings Egyptians have a skin tone they have now, i expect there was battles due to skin tones back then

[@Garage.Philosophy]

Because all of the Egyptians where actually Arabic descendant from Mesopotamia so yes very tanned but not block

[@RoseMandizha]

King PI-YE (pee-YE) not pie

[@Alusnovalotus]

I love how he proudly mispronounces his name. Ugh. Can’t say the level of research is deep, here.

[@allenhaywood9608]

wow, awesome reading of a wiki page...great research...

[@matthewmann8969]

Many would argue that Nubia was a copy of Egypt but I think it was the other way around kinda

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

Just watched another programme, Nubia was Nubia it too influence from Egypt but had its own sophisticated architecture. Buildings were larger and they had far more pyramids too.

[@sylvianamalwa558]

My black brother, love your history it's not whitewashed

[@InfamousAustinT0]

We always here about the Samurai, Knights of Europe, Spartans etc. Can you cover a warrior class that existed in Japan?

[@kivloli8385]

Haplogroup DE

[@kivloli8385]

Even Samurai were black.

[@kivloli8385]

@smutton www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.journeytothesource.info/japan.html&ved=2ahUKEwir_LOtw47oAhXzAp0JHXe0DZkQFjAIegQIBRAB&usg=AOvVaw1gyDslw0QgxjHUIoFuhRHJ&cshid=1583795875851

[@kivloli8385]

@smutton look at the link.

[@arberor4597]

@kiv Loli you have no culture which is why you resort to claiming others, let me guess you live in a white country? Using the Latin based alphabet? Probably have a European surname. As I said no culture.

[@hamidibrahim5369]

Always proud to be a Nubian... if only we could unite and b one thing

[@GlobalAfrikanProgress]

We can. End nationalism. End tribalism. We have so many historic empires. We can all just claim the same one or pick a word from one of the indigenous Afrikan languages.

[@ketiboablay8632]

Let us note that the Arabs in Egypt and North Africa in general are not Africans. They are occupiers.

[@ZolaBabee]

I am a Cushite from the Sudans 🇸🇩

[@marcioluis3829]

Cool

[@dakarai7743]

Numero uno 💪

[@h35biznez]

I hope ROBERT SEPEHR see this one

[@juanrivera6481]

Very Good information, J.A.Rogers World's Great Men of Color..

[@TJWill12]

What is the title of the intro music?

[@TheBLACKboard65]

I got you on Patreon!

[@marioformosa4259]

To complete this story one has to add that a few years later, the Assyrians came out of the Near East and kicked the Kushites out of Egypt , utterly, completely and forever and sent them deeply into what is now Sudan

[@MrNiaman]

*The video discusses the significant impact of Nubia and its rulers, particularly King Piye, on ancient African history, especially in relation to Egypt.* Key Points: - Nubia's Historical Context: Nubia was a powerful civilization and a rival to Egypt, known for its military strength. King Piye is highlighted as a central figure during a time when Egypt was fragmented due to internal strife. - King Piye's Ascendancy: As the ruler of Nubia, King Piye sought to restore stability to North Africa and re-establish cultural and religious significance. He initiated military actions against Egypt, framing them as a divine mission rather than an invasion. - Cultural Renaissance: His reign marked an African Renaissance, where there was a revival of Nubian culture and traditions. King Piye aimed to unify Egypt and Nubia, promoting indigenous beliefs and practices. - Military Campaign: The video details King Piye's military campaign against a coalition of Egyptian kings. His forces were successful, leading to significant victories and the purification of sacred sites like the Temple of Karnak. - Divine Kingship: King Piye’s victory was seen as divinely sanctioned, reinforcing the idea that he was chosen by the gods to rule. He emphasized his role as a uniter of the two lands and respected the cultural traditions of both Nubians and Egyptians. - Legacy: King Piye is remembered as one of the greatest rulers in Nubian history for reaffirming ancient religious traditions and promoting artistic developments during the 25th Dynasty of Egypt. The video aims to raise awareness of Nubian history and culture, encouraging viewers to support its production through platforms like Patreon.

[@zena_F]

I am a Proud Nubian 💕✌🏾

[@azuzyazumtahite5199]

Ane Ashegu rashunaatee ! Jed thahunent wa gadurmul .

[@lashonda4457]

Any No like the black King thank you brother bring it again good history of who we are .

[@cransolentesswells3034]

Can someone help to find out where Nubia (tagalawi Tribe) reside. Either in Sudan or South Egypt?

[@azharialameen3433]

There is people tribe called Tagali in Sudan Nubia mountains region.

[@luccijay5984]

Majorty of present day nubians are in south sudan.

[@ibifirikoko9433]

Do you have a video on the history of the ijaw/ijo people, if not please make one. Thanks 😃, I see on yoruba, Hausa, Fulani, Tuareg but nothing about Ijaw people, it's not fair 😔 please.

[@kelechialozie3522]

Ancient Kush is actually wrongly referred to as Nubia but they weren't, Nubia was formed when the Nomadic Noba tribes conquered what was left of Ancient Kush and their capital Meroë and established Nubian kingdoms in the 4th Century A.D Their Nubian language gradually replaced Meroëtic... this distinction is very important

[@saigonmonopoly1105]

kinda curios what tha small little begin next door to a big brother up per

[@roderickd.thornfoundationa5702]

Hometeam History , please check your Facebook messenger on inbox .

[@DāVārYah]

The island of Mu. Probably not the right spelling, but that’s where I’ve heard this story.

[@ibifirikoko9433]

Do you have a video on the history of the ijaw/ijo people, if not please make one. Thanks 😃, I see videos on yoruba, Hausa, Fulani, Tuareg but nothing about Ijaw people, it's not fair 😔 please. Thanks again

[@coreyrobinson4312]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@anselmocolsoul7846]

I'm originally from Angola 🇦🇴but because the civil war ,my family went to Portugal ,for long time the only thing i know about Africa was , slavery

[@MrPhillip1964]

Those guys knew how to hype themselves

[@muzankibutsuji8633]

You know slavery in the ancient tine was easy to get away from bc u can join an rival arny

[@Dat12356]

Black peoples are the original people and the first people on this earth ✊🏿❤️

[@esaqahhar5805]

Thank you God for this video.. Ase"

[@shaypink40]

Hi🤍, why black Africans don’t try to get Egypt back? Why do King Tut•ankh•amen look & shaped like a woman?

[@WilliamGarrow]

Basically a lot of incest is why he looks like that. If you Google his throne you will see he has a walking stick. He also was married to his sister. But this was quite normal in numerous ancient civilizations between the royal families. Even the European royal families are related. The Queen of the United Kingdom is married to her cousin.

[@sbmondoukpelagnikaphd2517]

Waouh, tks