Her Power GROWS, African Giant becomes Governor: Arhuan the Giant Pt 2 African fantasy

[@folktalesofbeninlegends]

Do you think Arhuan will finally be Oba of Benin Kingdom? Want to know how it all began? Click link to watch part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqLOmISOfZ5_ac0

[@libertyosagionama4099]

The future was written, arhuan wasn't destiny to be a king, because queen idia was too powerful, and arhuan mother was a weakling

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

Hopefully! Maybe, someone will die, and he will be Oba of the Benin Kingdom. Can't wait to see the next episode. Thank you 🙏

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

Love each story. Thank you for sharing the many stories across the Diaspora.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nakenyaliven9095]

I’m hooked on these stories. My hearts been yearning for mythical African stories. It’s not a coincidence I found you. Thanks❤

[@folktalesofbeninlegends]

I’ve yearned for mythical African stories too! Thank you for your comment 🤎 🤎 🤎

[@helenhector4047]

I am watching from Accra Ghana and so much love your story 😅

[@folktalesofbeninlegends]

Woohoo! Thank you for watching!

[@KnightedLyfe]

Nothings like yours! Please make more ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@folktalesofbeninlegends]

Thank you

[@megayummyrockstar]

Ok this is getting good… please continue

[@libertyosagionama4099]

What have learned from this story right from time is, that why your mother stand for you, no matter the obstacles you we prevail and succed in life

[@Don_B.M.G]

Nice one

[@folktalesofbeninlegends]

Thank you

[@agohio8366]

Muah Muah Lovely 👌

[@folktalesofbeninlegends]

Thanks for watching!

[@Tahedwin]

I'm in love 💕 with ur animated series ❤❤❤

[@folktalesofbeninlegends]

Thank you for watching

[@mszeee]

Thank you please can we have longer stories , this is fantastic

[@folktalesofbeninlegends]

More to come!

[@JoyChristy-rv2tb]

Wow

[@Justdfacts]

Nice story, I really enjoy your storyline and it motivated me. Please which ai voice are you using 🙏

[@Historystoriess]

That's her voice not AI voice.

[@Justdfacts]

@@Historystoriess okay, thank you

[@Justdfacts]

@@Historystoriess okay, thank you

[@Justdfacts]

@@Historystoriess okay, thank you

[@sonjarobinson4488]

❤❤

[@PreciousOghogho-y1b]

I'm Edo, and this was not the story I was told about Arhuan the great giant of Benin kingdom.

[@folktalesofbeninlegends]

Which one were you told? 🤓

[@masehoart7569]

Does it make this version wrong. Historical narratives are subject to change. There are always different versions of past events depending on who tells them. The common historian can add details which the court historian needs to omit but then again the court historian has first hand information which the folk historian does not have as most subjects rarely can get close to the ruling class. In the end the basic elements remain the same: Rivalry among half-siblings over the succession to the father‘s throne. An ambitious, overprotective & mastermind plotting & scheming royal queen mom. The role European played in choosing war instead of diplomacy to resolve conflicts - which essentially hasn’t changed. Here is another version which is charmingly told but completely omits the powerful women in the narrative: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5Dbi3enbtudbcU.