VISIT TO THE MANHYIA PALACE THE PLACE OF KINGS & QUEENS | ASHANTI’S ARE ROYAL 🇬🇭

[@frankaanochie151]

Eeii seriously that tour guy is my class mate abegnego Acheampong i really miss him wow that's nice seeing u on the screen today

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Waaauw 🥳🥳

[@vivygal]

I’m not Ghanaian but I love and appreciate every culture. Africans have such rich heritage and culture and I’m glad you’re exploring this with your children. Thanks for sharing and educating us too.

[@lizitordzro800]

Even though I’m not an Ashanti I am still a proud Ghanaian ❤️🇬🇭❤️

[@kwabenadarkwafrimpong]

We’re one We’re Ghanaians

[@mike12817]

The video is educative. The museum guy has his facts very important. Kevin nice one. Thanks for sharing

[@5andrewgg]

Am a proud Ashanti

[@faithaction9272]

It's not ashanti. It is asante

[@maxk5831]

@@faithaction9272 apparently dude didn't know what he was proud of.

[@islandgirl7519]

@@maxk5831 lol..leave him alone.

[@kwameopoku3576]

I’m

[@simp1eone]

I am also a proud Ashanti, I am a royal but not related to the king per se, but rather the famous Nana Yaa Asantewaa (my home town and family home in Ejisu which is in Accra Kumasi road) - who is my great great great paternal grandmother. We are tough women, we fight for justice and fairness by any means necessary. Rumor has it Freedom Fighter and Slave Harriet Tubman (who freed other slaves) was an Ashanti too. And I think another heroine in Jamaica as well.

[@Suetvvlogs]

yet we also know that your tribe was one of the many main tribes that helped enslaved others and sell them to the British, you ancestor may have been a great warrior but that doesn't change the fact that your tribe like many others was responsible for selling other Africans to the white empire.

[@myztroogeegibson3568]

@@Suetvvlogs that's a lie, they were the coastal tribes called the Fantes and are different from the ASHANTIS. They joined together with British cos they wanted the monopoly of controlling the coastal trade. Had it not been the fantes the Ashanti Kingdom which covered almost 80% of Ghana landmark spilling a little bit to ivory Coast wouldn't have been colonised. This was after almost 100 years of war. The Royal family were been kidnapped sent far away to the Seychelles islands and made to pay ransome for slaves before our King were release to us. Most of the slaves that were given in ransom were prisoners of war or those who were kidnapped and and forced to slavery So ye Hebrew isralite cultist, just direct your hate elsewhere. It really hurt when y'all keep saying this shit to rubbish the toil of the blood of our forefathers. We were made servitude in our own country. So quit hating with that foolish white man's narrative. Just humble yourself to be told real history your classroom won't teach ya

[@Suetvvlogs]

@@myztroogeegibson3568 who told you that I am Hebrew Israelites? for your information I am a Christian, second, you can try to point your fingers at someone else but we know who the real culprits are.

[@myztroogeegibson3568]

@@Suetvvlogs I'm a Ghanaian who knows much about African history from African perspective but not from the Eurocentric point of views that seeks to downplay Africa in other to bolster their ego and justify their atrocities for not paying back what they stole from us. ASHANTIS had wealth in terms of gold thus one of the purrest in the world for thousands of years. So why would they sell their fellow tribe men for what? Paper money or fiat currency? Just humble yourself to be told proper history and stop pretending you know the history of Africa better than the indigenous...

[@FunkyBazaare]

@@Suetvvlogs not sure where you're getting your information from or if you know Ghana at all. Most of the slaves sold were taken from the coastal areas because it was easier to transport them from that area as most of the slave forts were stationed by the coast. The Ashanti areas are further inland and would have been more difficult to move those captured. I say captured because the majority were captured and transported. They were not sold. That's not to say there weren't some corrupt chiefs who participated in this hideous crime but on the whole it is an abomination to the Asantes to lose their own. If anything it was the Fantes who were happy to participate and that's because they believed what the white man told them about enriching the lives of those they enslaved. Please do your research before regurgitating the white man's version of history. It's a lie and an insult to our ancestors.

[@tvs9978]

What a sweet father - daughter trip. How many other Acheampongs did you meet in Kumasi Kevin🤣?

[@claudiamammah9253]

Fantastic! very informative. Sophie Jane you did an awesome job with your introduction.

[@quasi.q6958]

you guys should go look at the OKOMFO ANOKYE SWORD🗡 . it has been on the ground for more than 300 years..

[@Zinoglass]

Ewe man

[@charliemdem7813]

Excellent historical information. I learned a lot; thank you!

[@AfrikanQueen17]

Ashanti history is so rich and beautiful. I’m such a proud Ashanti. I love my people ❤️

[@saundraking7168]

Wow! The info about the golden stool being Itself a King was awesome! And the Asanti King being the peace maker during elections, now THAT is power! Also I see the Acheampong males are very handsome!

[@wealthywoman8234]

Beautiful history of the Ashantis . Love it. Great video

[@mamali7346]

Proud to be an Ahsanti.💪🏾👍🏽😍

[@maxk5831]

how so?

[@a.konadu4010]

@@maxk5831 excuse us? Stupidest question ever... youre a fool. Get the hell away idiot.

[@a.konadu4010]

Ashanti pride here👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾

[@maxk5831]

@@a.konadu4010 yeah i knew you're an asante, from how rude and uncouth your foul mouth works.

[@jaymng4977]

@@a.konadu4010 Don't mind him. He's just on the the platform to provoke Ashantis instead of promoting his own tribe lol

[@agbekoamegah8833]

Great and informative video once again.

[@rasasonchi5581]

BLESS UP FOR SHARING BROTHER KEVIN. WE ARE FROM A GREAT STOCK OF PEOPLE.

[@domju4970]

Most of the ppl in Afrika never lost the smile, incredible, even in bad situation

[@niasselola]

Great guide! I can listen to him all day long.

[@sarahosman2776]

Very educative

[@humeeayisha3199]

The Ashanti’s surely have a rich culture When Acheampong meet Acheampong 😁❤️

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🥰

[@emeraldgold4289]

Is Acheampong an Ashanti name?

[@emeraldgold4289]

@Marly B are all the names ending in pong Ashanti. I am trying to figure something out. Thanks.

[@miakouassi8945]

@@emeraldgold4289 No please😊

[@emeraldgold4289]

Thanks everyone.

[@estherserwaah4245]

I'm proud of my culture👌 Asante kotoko❤❤❤🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@frederickacheampong1699]

Asante kotoko...porcupine warriors

[@deborahfinch7874]

I loved hearing the Ashanti history. I will surely visit the museum when I get to Kumasi. I hope to be there by spring. Thank you for the information. You seem to run into Acheampong family everywhere.

[@carljones5578]

I am educated thank you

[@kamso9269]

Learn a lot of Ghanaian history today. Thanks for sharing ♥️👍🏾

[@jhgannon]

Not sure how I missed this when I lived in Ghana. Gonna check this out when I’m next in Ghana.

[@kennykross3306]

Are u ghanains

[@jhgannon]

@@kennykross3306 I suppose it depends on how you define a Ghanaian. I'm married to a Ghanaian, therefore my daughter is as well. I have Ghanaian DNA but no known blood relatives. Why do you ask?

[@kennykross3306]

@@jhgannon again we ghanian wouldnt consider one of us. As ghanian I do not consider outsider as one of me.

[@jhgannon]

@@kennykross3306 Your loss! Perhaps if your ancestors hadn't sold mine into slavery you'd then consider me Ghanaian. I have Ghanaian blood which a number of DNA tests validates. It's sad statements like that which divide Black people. The video was posted by a couple who are both 50% Ghanaian. Are they not African enough as well. Sad.

[@adjeikuffor4467]

The problem is they didn't tell you turth about Ashante kingdom they lie to you

[@sunburst7600]

Hi Kevin and Sofie thank you for this educative video. I was eye opening to hear about the history that connects Surinamese to Ghana. I really appreciate your family’s channel. Ga zo door!!!👍

[@achiaa6407]

One thing I always notice when in Ghana is how clean Kumasi is compared to the capital city.

[@maxk5831]

how clean is it?

[@a.konadu4010]

@@maxk5831 probably cleaner than what youre used to...

[@bismarkadu-num5834]

@@maxk5831 it's cleaner than your mouth .

[@maxk5831]

you validate the rumour so fast, how crass crude and rude people from a certain region are. Make an effort at least to prove differently

[@bismarkadu-num5834]

@@maxk5831 just like people from your region also seek to demean every other region and people there . You also validate the rumor that you feel inferior to other regions and that's not our fault ... We all know Kumasi is one of the cleanest city's in GH and you can't fathom that ? Oo please

[@sandrahateka908]

Wow! Sophie Jane dat was a great introduction girl😘😘😘very educative video too✌✌✌

[@Nelly1013]

This guy is a very good narrator! Africans are just so brilliant abeg!!

[@MusicAngel89]

Absolutely loved this video. Very educative.

[@sandiin6885]

I like the solidarity you represent with the Ghanaian people by sharing their rich culture. Very informative video... Did not know that only the mother's brother is the uncle

[@Berlinda.503]

Nice place 😘

[@lazarocedeno5270]

Thanks dear friend. I love you sharing your beautiful experiences.

[@johnsonlevi4865]

Yes we have a rich culture, proudly Ashanti ✊🏿🇬🇭

[@shilohnyansa4289]

Very beautiful video. Asante is great

[@islandgirl7519]

Quite informative Kevin. Keep em coming. This guy knows his his- story. Hugs from across the oceans.

[@nanahendrix5087]

Okay, I love the content and I am indeed impressed. However, your microphone should have been much closer so we could hear you loud and clear. This also demonstrates your confidence and zeal in the subject you are talking about. All the best and can't wait to learn more about Cape Coast too

[@elizabethnyarko6736]

Thanks 🙏 for taking us on your journey Acheampong family

[@FunkyBazaare]

It's a shame they don't allow you to film inside because the history comes alive especially with wax work figures like Yaa Asantewaa. She must have been 4ft 2 inches tall at the most and yet took on the British army. Now that's girl power. Totally awesome and yes it makes you so proud of your history.

[@maxk5831]

with what did she take them on? sticks?

[@FunkyBazaare]

@@maxk5831 if you've got different information please share if not don't be rude. Sarcasm gets you nowhere.

[@bismarkadu-num5834]

@@maxk5831 no with your prick .

[@FunkyBazaare]

You must visit Lake Bosumtwi. Gorgeous scenery and there are some lovely restaurants.

[@FunkyBazaare]

@@bismarkadu-num5834 🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@naomibruce7422]

Woow i enjoyed every bit of this information 😊😊thank you Acheampong family

[@ruthappiah2487]

💃😍 Finally I'm first here 😂😘

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Yeeey 🥳🥳🥳

[@andromedab902]

Brilliant & ingenious way of communicating! Talking drums!👌🏾 N a v versatile tour guide. Asante Kotoko Oseey yieeeee!💪🏾 yieeeee! Yieeeee! Asante Kotoko ooo, yieeeee! Yieeeee, yieeeeeeeee!!!💪🏾💪🏾🤣

[@atina5976]

Great, informative video.

[@ballaboy9649]

WONDERFUL FAMILY MAKING INSPIRATION VIDEOS.

[@nefertemur8951]

Greetings King Acheampong, thanks for sharing the rich culture of the Ashanti....

[@mixchicktv4393]

A huge hello to the Acheampong family send u guys lots of love ,peace ,love ,happiness from the Caribbean island ..keep the videos coming lovely video ..

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🥰

[@willow5932]

This was soo good. This is the history needed in more school books. Kevin, have your brother in more videos, telling about Ghana & African history.

[@rosekrach412]

Thanks for sharing. I learnt something new about Africa.

[@akasingogeorge2930]

3rd one I think much love from Uganda

[@ETIQUETTETV]

The tour guard is very fluent...Ashanti history,wow!

[@betawedadejegna7666]

I love history and I love much the Ashanti

[@MizzC888]

Thanks

[@dv52528]

Impressive!

[@michaeljotoyajackson7294]

WOow I hope you know or "REALIZE" The Ashanti Tribes are the Modern-day Descendants of The Ancient Children of Yisrael. Thank you for sharing. Shalom, Salaam my Brother. 💋💞💗😍🕎🥰💝💕👄

[@KwakuAmaniampongKyerefo]

Yes when you read Deuteronomy 28:15-68 🇬🇭🇮🇱💪🏾💪🏾

[@gracioustiwaa2730]

Am proud to be Ashanti and Fanti and guess what😃 my dad is also Acheampong 😄.. Ashanti cultural is very rich and it’s has a very powerful history

[@manhimseff-6802]

You can’t be Ashanti and Fante you are the tribe your mom comes from

[@TheKofinyarko]

@@manhimseff-6802 Her mum's Akan and her Dad's Akan

[@gracioustiwaa2730]

HeTookMyJuul - oh ok .. no wonder I know everything about my mum side and dad side is always introduction😁

[@gracioustiwaa2730]

Akan Tribesman thank you .. so am Akan with two different language

[@TheKofinyarko]

@@gracioustiwaa2730 Both are a variation of the wider Akan Tribal language. Most words are used by both groups

[@CreativepreneurJourney]

wow interesting

[@africanmorningstar9793]

Beautiful ❤️

[@ronaldcuieii8639]

Hi guys!! That was very nice. After my first visit to Africa I began picking up books and began reading on the history of Africa and it blew me away. Absolutely, phenomenal. I'm very proud to be of African lineage🤗🤗. Very nice guys. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!

[@abenaasieduaa5495]

Nice video

[@richyoung8278]

Wow, very informative, good job ...

[@josephyeboah7927]

U should do video about Cape coast castle

[@maxk5831]

the castle is tired of being filmed over and over.

[@a.konadu4010]

@@maxk5831 I realised something...youre a troll🤣

[@maxk5831]

@@a.konadu4010 define "troll".

[@kennykross3306]

@@maxk5831 u

[@frederickacheampong1699]

Piaaaw

[@ginababy9117]

Great Job. Keep it coming ❤️❤️❤️

[@thomaskwofie757]

History has been told today

[@cojoopoku4946]

Great curator.

[@reallife4178]

Thanks for the video really learnt something new

[@quasi.q6958]

Piaaaaaaaaawwww

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

God bless Ghana and make our nation great and strong ✔

[@Shortyjored88]

I love this history lesson, thanks.

[@fgcchhhh6575]

Wao, The Ashanti,s have rich culture

[@abby-a]

Great video guys

[@joydavid5428]

Nice and beautiful place👍💪🌍✌thanks for sharing great family💞👏👏✌

[@BylamiTV]

The story about the stool should be made into a movie by ghannywood or nollywood. That was a great story, I was excited listening.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

True !! Better yet netflix ! So many great story’s inside Ghana

[@sansaysyoucan2690]

😍

[@emmanuelsamuelfiifibaidoo4086]

You should visit the armed forces museum in Kumasi... there is some history there too

[@mahmudkane3862]

Soo sad am out of the country i can't wait go back hmmm such a sweet town/Hood

[@KwakuAmaniampongKyerefo]

King Solomon’s palace 🦁🦁🦁❤️❤️❤️

[@1never216]

You and your wife should do more videos like this ❗️No more smash or pass videos🙄 This is helpful for the culture.👍🏾💯

[@mewlionfrance5253]

What you like, someone might hate it so its better to blend their videos to attract more viewers so I hope you understand

[@derrickansah3938]

some fun wont hurt. i like both

[@ginababy9117]

If you wanna study history go and look for a book and read it. Don't come and tell people what to do on their channel cuz you are not the only one following them.

[@lgnawa]

Stop telling people how to do their videos. I don't understand you guys sometimes. Just enjoy their videos and let them do what they like. You are not paying them to do videos for you. Are you?

[@1never216]

@@mewlionfrance5253 I do, but I feel they are so much effective on other more serious topics.

[@murderink00]

Ik heb net je kanaal ontdekt en ik vind je vlogs leuk❤️🔥🔥

[@mahmudkane3862]

Awwww i miss my town manhyia

[@justiceerimjunior3949]

Nice one

[@patiencepaintsil3050]

Hoping to hear more on the golden stool.

[@midodzitay2446]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 this was superb. Kevin, what’s the name (pronunciation) of the museum 😂😂😂😂. Great piece, great history. I would have liked to have heard or got some clarification about the scandal that followed the King in England a couple of years ago. It would have been great to have traced back at least 3 generations as well. This was really a great 👍🏿 piece, I really liked it. There is a piece done on the African Drum by the KZbin channel called Africalenisi check it out with your children. Bye ✌️

[@MAXDEZOLA]

Am 23rd person

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🥳🥳🥳

[@vimalmk2342]

Love , Like & support from Kerala💞💞💞💞

[@gideonkinnah6230]

9:03 Whats the purpose of the chinese bell in the palace

[@CymonDunamis]

that is an ancient peace bell not chinese

[@solentricxinc.9944]

Sofie's your twin!💘

[@israelagbedam6721]

❤️

[@yoobon5670]

What are the meanings of those Ashanti Symbolic letters. Seen something similar used by a Nigerian tribe (Efiks) and they called it NSIBIDI. Hope someone would do some research on them.They could be related.

[@littlegenius6932]

They are called Adinkra symbols it's like the hieroglyphics of Egypt. You can learn more about it here www.adinkra.org/htmls/adinkra_index.htm

[@adaezeokafor4331]

Good, Great. Where are the Ancient building, it will be good to save them

[@smartmannow]

destroyed by the british

[@adaezeokafor4331]

@@smartmannow Well spoken. What goes around comes around.

[@ednabonsu6791]

@@adaezeokafor4331Why the hate smh

[@adaezeokafor4331]

@@ednabonsu6791 WHICH HATE, READ THE SENTENCE WELL!

[@mariekimbi]

I think is better to put on cover clothes when going outside because of mosquitoes etc, am talking about the kids, or maybe no mosquitoes over there? Love you guys 🥰

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Its wayyy to hot 🥵

[@mariekimbi]

@@AnnaAcheampong oh ok I understand now

[@lgnawa]

Marie Kimbi. You sound crazy. What kind of paranoia is that? There is mosquitoes all over the world. Why when it comes to Africa, you guys act like you never seen mosquitoes before?

[@mamat3775]

Marie - can I guess here! You also prefer kids hair to be cut short and kids should be seen and not heard? You are just conservative madam and that is your motivation for asking this question. It’s got nothing to do with any mosquitos.

[@mariekimbi]

@@mamat3775 and why should kids hair be cut short??? I know your type and I won't reply to your stupidity again

[@ebenezerappiah7576]

Nice video but what is a museum when one cannot take a video.Only in Africa.I enjoyed the history bravo.😄

[@adjoa-anima]

If it's on camera how many will be curious to go there?it will be all out there

[@kojojampa]

Despise not the wisdom of Asante for it has made it great for a reason.

[@janetadugyamfi5660]

Proud Kumerican

[@estacy1793]

You guys look alike

[@jillobabs5727]

How old was Yaa Asantewaa when she lead the men during the war ?

[@professiggitways]

60 something

[@MAXDEZOLA]

The asante has a rich culture buh de guy distort history....

[@lgnawa]

How?

[@kanti8942]

Get lost with your stupidity ok

[@MAXDEZOLA]

@@kanti8942 u see how animal u can b.... Cant one share opinion without insult ..... Gyimifuor ... Educated illiterate...... Sua fie nyansa na wa gyimi dodo...aboaba tis3 wo...

[@MAXDEZOLA]

@@lgnawa he was saying somethings there which I think it was not true....

[@maxk5831]

leaves one wondering how much of the "history" is made up.

[@MAXDEZOLA]

Which tribe see him as king of alll aberg dont mistake respect nd honor to be royalty

[@abenaasieduaa5495]

What's wrong with you

[@MAXDEZOLA]

Buh am not lying..... The guy said he is seen as the king of all within some tribes aside his tribe.... which is not true ....

[@lgnawa]

What you mean by tribe? Let's stop using the deregatory words which have racist connotation and are only used for Africans by European anthropologist to mean that we are still primitive people Use the word Ethnic group instead. The Ashanti and other African people are ethnic groups, not tribes. .

[@abenaasieduaa5495]

@@MAXDEZOLA obi na anka onyaa saa bi a anka obeye. His kingship extends to some part of Bono, upper Volta,easten and some part of ivory coast. This one too is difficult for u to grasp?. You are just a lad.

[@MAXDEZOLA]

@@lgnawa did u watch e video that is what story teller used ...he said tribe

[@kolekimevis8383]

Interesting however to claim he is the king of all is slightly insulting to other significant tribes who played important roles for the liberation of not just Ghana but other West African cultures. This is a bit of colonial revised history. Because I am certain if you ask GA king he would not hold the same sentiments. It will be interesting to the history by our people especially now that globalization and other cultures are being merged to the different cultures. Well I am not tribalistic I just think different perspectives will be 👍🏾

[@Tu51ndBl4d3]

The king of all? Huh? Which "tribes" see him as the king of all?