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I included the years so that you can cross-check the years and the people in the region during those events, those support my work. This work like all History is my interpretation of events based on understanding the Proto-Cultures, Languages and reading various sources -- they are many and unless you understand the cultures, you probably won't understand what to look for - it's not clear for example the Zulu traditional homes - those have been in front of everybody's faces, but no one so far bothered to think deeply about them. Those are Nilotic/Galla(I know that isn't used). No one seems to have pointed that out, yet in a paper, so you won't this information neatly presented in a textbook right now, because we are still putting it together. A wrong story was told. The Somali were part of the Galla/Oromo Confederation, Henry Salt wrote about them(there's your source). Their language isn't Hima or Tutsi related - assuming the Bana Mulenge(Banyamulenge)-Subiya spoke the same language with these two groups. The Somali aren't cattle herders or don't have the cattle culture - Hima and Tutsi are Proto-Bantu words/expressions and the current people carrying these identities may match the ancient illustrations of these Proto-Bantu who were most likely the part of Punt in that region - still validating this find.

@@inyenyenzi Thank you madam. I will check out Henry Salt. In the meantime, thanks again. I find your reading of the hieroglyphs fascinating. May I presume, to enquire if you have considered or are perhaps collaborating with a linguist?

@@lavimuia7612 I am the accidental Linguistic in this case, based on my own knowledge of my culture which speaks the Proto-Bantu Language. Being a Computer Scientist helps, because I am trained to look for patterns and write algorithms(predict, mimic and simulate outcomes) and Public Health helps too because it involved Systems Thinkings - so I tend to look at wholes and relationships. I have put together the Proto-Bantu Alphabet, something no one has done so far, which helped me do this work - I will publish that soon. I am yet to find people interested in this work. I suppose I will do the Linguistics PhD starting next year. The title of Henry Salt's work is 'A voyage to Abyssinia and Travels Into the Interior of that Country' - it's set in the 1800s, but it's a good place to start working backwards.

Nilo-Saharan, West-Central African and Proto-Bantu aren't the same people. Zanj were mostly Nilo-Saharan, West-Central African so was Yasuke - the 'African Samurai' which shows how far they'd migrated into Proto-Bantu territory. They are the ones that migrated into Proto-Bantu territory after they escaped slavery from the Sultanates and Iraq.

@@inyenyenzi False! Zanj like the people of Zanzibar were Bantu. Zanzibar is not Nilo-Saharan. Please try again brother.

@@inyenyenzi زنجي, Zanjī; from Persian: زنگ, romanized: Zang) is a term used by medieval Muslim geographers to refer to both a certain portion of Southeast Africa (primarily the Swahili Coast) and to its Bantu inhabitants. This word is also the origin of the place-names Zanzibar ("coast of the Zanji") and the Sea of Zanj.

We haven't even gotten to FGM 👀

Thank you for watching and subscribing❤. It is still spoken as Tonga, but this has many dialects and the Plateau Tonga dialect is the Proto-Bantu language. This is the language spoken by the Manansa and the 'Hulu me nde' before Mzilikazi invaded and ended their hold on their Ancient Kingdom in mid-1838 and then attempted to erase them from history. They are the builders of the stone ruins across Southern Africa - I cover this in the other videos. Hope you watch them too.

@@inyenyenzi 1. Your "Plateau Tonga" lives where exactly? Did you not say that the 'Mother of all Bantu Languages" ('proto-Bantu) is revealed language? I take 'revealed language' to mean not-invented by humans, yes. Who revealed it, when, and to whom was it revealed? Thanx for your response. You seem to have a good grasp on the cultures, including the languages. Good for you; that is a lot of Basic Knowledge. lol

@@inyenyenzi What does 'inyenyenzi' means?

The Proto-Bantu were already in their Kingdom and didn't have to migrate. It's the one in blue on the map. It's the West-Central Africans and Nilo-Saharans that migrated into Bantu territory and in some(most) cases invaded.

Then invalidate everything I just said but a heads up the Nilo-Saharan architecture the Zulu build as traditional homes after they were invaded by Nilo-Saharans is already against you, in addition to the blood drinking practice, udonga and the women's Nilo-Saharan dress in the 1800s and haircuts....I could go on

You know, Africa has two way gates, one is called the Mountains of The Moon and the other is called Gate To the Damned - guess which one I'd give you map without labels to visit?😆

@@inyenyenzi People who go around claiming other people's history don't have anything to be proud of.

@@ElectrostatiCrow I agree, and throw in people who erase and deny other people's history in there too - that includes you - our relics are in the British Museum specifically the Ancient Egyptian Hall - British writer in Southern Africa wrote about it in the 1800s when they believed we'd never read their language. Our language is the Language on the the hieroglyphs we can read them accurately. Unless you can disprove this intelligently with facts, fake intelligence and hold your thoughts - they aren't useful or wanted here - be a credit to your people.

@@inyenyenzi There is a reason why no African country teaches this stuff... If it was true, then academic institutions would entertain it.

@@ElectrostatiCrow You mean the African countries whose current focus is simply existing and not being exploited externally and internally and are too busy defending against internal corruption and unqualified Public Servants? You clearly don't understand anything about Africa if you can have such a naive assessment about it. Watch my other videos - The Bantu Migration Never Happened, It was a Zanj(Nilo-Saharan) Invasion,Who Really Built Great Zimbabwe, How Mzilikazi Assassinated the Pharaoh, - maybe that will open your eyes to understanding African History. African History is taught at the by the Clans, who learn it from the Priestly Class, so unless a person is still connected to these, they may know nothing because a lot of people grew up in refugee camps, displacement camps or the slums and those who had privilege, may have found it was best to hide certain information that made them look bad and others simply didn’t care. You can’t approach Africa with a naive lens, people like Shaka would’ve eaten you up and laughed while at it. Africa isn’t complex, it just has a lot of people who did bad things and tried to hide them and the people that protected them by doing reconciliation commissions - which didn’t correct behavior just encouraged it when these people gained power through exploiting the civil service and turned the countries in ‘sh$tholes’. Welcome to African History 101.

No it doesn't. That entire area was part of the Ancient Kingdom and our ancestors resettled all of yours and some of you invaded😂. Ours is the Proto-Bantu language which derives all the others including Xhosa and Zulu - which don't speak the original language because they were invaded by the Zanj who forcefully integrated some San people too. Xhosa and Zulu have San admixture and also Nilo-Saharan mixes because UShaka and UMzilikazi were *Zanj(Nilo-Saharan Kushites) not Proto-Bantu. We also have the alphabet none of the others do, which is why they speak the over simplified versions.

@@inyenyenzi Go to Wikipedia and search bantu. It clearly states that the word came from Nguni languages. Xhosa itself was the first African language to be translated into the Bible. It is also the first bantu language to be written down. It is pretty easy to see where the term came from.

@@inyenyenzi Mam. Stop making lies up. When my ancestors came to South Africa, there were only Khoisan people here. They arrived 2000 to 3000 years ago. The proto bantu languages are from Cameroon. Nearly all sources agree on that. You can sit here and try to make yourself believe all you want. But, it won't change history.

@@inyenyenzi And there were never Nilo-Saharan people in this part of Africa. No genetic study has even found traces of their DNA. You don't speak a single word of South African languages, and you come here to make claims like this?

@@inyenyenzi That's not even a good argument. We also have words and sounds that don't exist in other bantu languages. The Kushites were from Norther Africa. They aren't even bantu. From a cultural, religious, genetic, and even geographic perspective.

Attaching time to these events helps identify people. Mogadishu before the Sultanate was Proto-Bantu. Once the Sultanate was established it become Moorish or Arab. As in the upper class were considered Arab because in their culture one is Arab if they have an Arab father. This is important because a Sultanate could only be legitimately established by an Arab person - one with Arab heritage. The establishment of this Mogadishu Sultanate changed demographics and could explain the hostility towards Bantu in that region. The Proto Bantu didn't give it up so easily. These Sultans often had Zanj mercenaries working for them and expanding. The Zanj were mostly Nilo Saharans and Kushite people some who were part Arab. The people of Malindi and Zanzibar had already been invaded by the Nilo-Saharan Kushites and some West-Central Africans by the time Arab writers got there which is why the Arab writers recognized them as Zanj, because they knew them from Iraq, the Saharan Sultan adjacent regions. The same Arab writers made a point to state that there were different people before the Zanj in Southern Africa were Wakulim*(they dropped the terminating vowel). These were the Proto-Bantu and there is alot of evidence of this Zanj invasion. Two things, one is in the use of cow dung for building. The Nilo Saharans use cow-dung for their floors, Proto-Bantu used stone to build. The style of housing changed too, the Zulu traditional homes are of Nilo-Saharan origin, not because the Zulu are Nilo-Saharan Kushite, but the Proto-Bantu population was invaded by Nilo-Saharan Kushite people. UShaka looked like John Garang if we are being very honest. The Proto-Bantu also had a distinct look and did not look like the Congolese or West Coast Africans. They had light brown complexions and were often tall both men and women. This phenotype is mostly gone now because of the invasions. We will get into that in another video. Hope that clears it up.

​@@inyenyenzithat's false cause ibn khaldun who was Arab himself didn't call the sultanate or the people of Mogadishu as Arab but said it's a Berber sultanate with Berber people (mashariq berber in Arabic meaning eastern Berbers to differentiate them from the north African Berbers) and he said from Mogadishu to the city of Zeila are the Berber people not proto bantu or Arab people. He also said the sultanate of Mogadishu uses Arabic as lingua franca to trade with other Muslim sultanates and their local native language for communication. And when he went to the location of Zanzibar and modern day Kenya he said the people are Zinj. And pre Islamic history says the horn African region was known Macrobian or Erythrean to the Greeks since the redsea stretches upto the eastern part of Somalia which is where the name horn comes from. Again majority of Bantus are e1b1a genetically while Berber, Cushite, Habesha people belong to the haplo group E1b1b so no the horn of Africa was never proto Bantu or Bantu. Ibn Batuta who was also Arabised Arab (meaning someone who was linguistically Arab) said between the city of Zeila in the north of modernday Somalia and the city of Mogadishu are the poeple of the Berbers not Arab or proto Bantu. Also Africanus who was from Andulus (modern day spain) literally says the same thing about horn Africa he says the Berbers occupy Zeila and Mogadishu and to their west in the interior are the Highlander Habeshas or Abyssinians and to the south of Mogadishu are the Zinj so i don't understand why you spreading false information.

no, ibn khaldoun who was Arab himself would've called the rulers or the sultanate of Mogadishu as Arab but he instead called them mashariq Berbers (eastern Berbers to differentiate them from north African Berbers). He also said between Zeila and Mogadishu are the Berbers and to their west in the interior are the animalist and Highlander Habeshas or Abyssinians/Axumites. And in pre Islamic history the horn of Africa was known as Macrobia or Erythrean to the Greeks since the redsea stretches upto the eastern part of modernday Somalia which is where the name horn Africa comes from due to it's horn shape. The horn of Africa was always occupied by Cushites, Berbers, Macrobians, Erythreans, Nilotic people like the Gambela people in Ethiopia, Hunter gatherers groups like the Ari in Ethiopia or the Eylo in Somalia it was never occupied by Bantu or Arab. Both Arab and Bantus are late comers to the horn of Africa. Other explorers like Zheng from China, Leo africanus from Andulus in modern day spain called Mogadishu as Berber not proto bantu/Bantu or Arab while they called people of Mombasa and Zanzibar as Zanj.

​@@inyenyenzino, ibn khaldoun who was Arab himself would've called the rulers or the sultanate of Mogadishu as Arab but he instead called them mashariq Berbers (eastern Berbers to differentiate them from north African Berbers). He also said between Zeila and Mogadishu are the Berbers and to their west in the interior are the animalist and Highlander Habeshas or Abyssinians/Axumites. And in pre Islamic history the horn of Africa was known as Macrobia or Erythrean to the Greeks since the redsea stretches upto the eastern part of modernday Somalia which is where the name horn Africa comes from due to it's horn shape. The horn of Africa was always occupied by Cushites, Berbers, Macrobians, Erythreans, Nilotic people like the Gambela people in Ethiopia, Hunter gatherers groups like the Ari in Ethiopia or the Eylo in Somalia it was never occupied by Bantu or Arab. Both Arab and Bantus are late comers to the horn of Africa. Other explorers like Zheng from China, Leo africanus from Andulus in modern day spain called Mogadishu as Berber not proto bantu/Bantu or Arab.

​@@inyenyenzi no, ibn khaldoun who was Arab himself would've called the rulers or the sultanate of Mogadishu as Arab but he instead called them mashariq Berbers (eastern Berbers to differentiate them from north African Berbers). He also said between Zeila and Mogadishu are the Berbers and to their west in the interior are the animalist and Highlander Habeshas or Abyssinians/Axumites. And in pre Islamic history the horn of Africa was known as Macrobia or Erythrean to the Greeks since the redsea stretches upto the eastern part of modernday Somalia which is where the name horn Africa comes from due to it's horn shape. The horn of Africa was always occupied by Cushites, Berbers, Macrobians, Erythreans, Nilotic people like the Gambela people in Ethiopia, Hunter gatherers groups like the Ari in Ethiopia or the Eylo in Somalia it was never occupied by Bantu or Arab. Both Arab and Bantus are late comers to the horn of Africa. Other explorers like Zheng from China, Leo africanus from Andulus in modern day spain called Mogadishu as Berber not proto bantu/Bantu or Arab.

Not really. The region Tan-Zan-ia was called "Azania" on ancient maps. The Arabs called Bantuphone Zanj from this name "A-zan-ia". As well as Zan-zibar.

Ya we a stubborn bunch

Exactly. Why be a Hebrew when we are all so much more

Good lack Mr. Pharaoh

😅😅😅😅😅😅nice story, go fight with whites, not with us, we never been..... you know what.

Excellent addition bro. Yes, Nyina/Nina means in Bantu South Africa (e.g. Zulu language) mother. And when you hear Kinyarwanda you hear nothing but Bantu like Kiswaheli (the original one) etc. The myth about Bantu migration is the same like when Europeans say they discovered America, what a joke, when native American and other, including Africans, have long time been there or arrived. From Southern Ethiopia southwards until South Africa the bantu phenotype in language, culture, food is so evident while complete amiss in West Africa, including rock paintings showing cattle/farming, a lifestyle linked with Bantus and NOT with the hunter gatherers Khoisans. But cold blooded non-bantu invaders combined with bantu soft-heartedness led to the islamic invasion in East Africa and later to the European invasion. The Southern Africa, esp Zulus (who by the way spread/fled inner fights up to Tanganyika and are the sources of the Maji Maji rebellion now known as Ngonis/Ngunis), Xhosa or Swatis and some others form the Southern Bantu Ancient Kingdoms still possess 100% Bantu culture, beleifs, spirituality because they could avoid the cultural invasion of the Muslims and the Europeans never really mixed with them, do not understand the languages, cultures, codes etc up to this day. Some Bantus did expand towards modern West Africa though ( bantus are by far the largest group in Africa) and mixed with pigmies, Sahel / West Africans. The reconnection of the great Bantu nation in the entire Southern, Eastern and Central Africa must be started and shall shine and this way strengthen the entire sub saharan africa.

It's not like you will read them and you won't like the language they use to describe you. I have read through some really bad stuff your self-esteem wouldn't withstand to tolerate your ignorant comment. Verify the events in the years I presented. They just needed to be put together in a chronology, by someone who still understood their culture and adjacent cultures and spoke their language.

I am using the standard definition of Migration - which is the movement of people from one country another(not their own). The Proto-Bantu in Ancient Egypt(North - 343 BCE) simply moved into another area of their own country because Ancient Egypt was a colony of their larger Kingdom south of the Sahara. In this case to Msanza(the South or Southern Kingdom). They weren't leaving their country, they were simply relocating to a different part - from North to Msanza and that isn’t a migration but a relocation.

Thanks for watching and your comment. It is indeed a long history and this video is simply meant to identify and summarize the divergence that led to the state of Africa recorded by the Portuguese in the 1500s - because that’s where conventional African history unfortunately begins which results in a loss of context and history. I am still going back in time and following the gold. So since Tunisia, Senegal and Roman-Occupied Egypt were the earliest sultanates, and we know sultanates established in Africa were built on top of invaded gold-rich civilizations we have a reference point to keep piecing it all together especially West Africa.

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Thank you for the lovely words and watching the video. I appreciate it. 💙❤

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It was in Kush in 1 AD brought in by the Kushites, long before this event.

How?

The Zanj do not originate from the Great Lakes region they migrated from Atlantic Africa 2000 thousands of years ago. The Bantu spread iron to other parts of Africa, South ,Southeast, and Central African iron and culture. This is credited to Bantu people, not Cushitic groups who lived their before.

@@AbbysinianReaction l can easily debunk you...just look up one word.."Funj" Secondly, the so called Zanj rebellion, according to history and timeline those were Not Bantu but Nilo-Cushites, e.i Luos, sahelians, somalis, Ethiopians etc..

What proof do you have you are descendants of slavs? I'm not being mean. I'm just curious as a researcher.

1. It’s documented history. 2. Just because Europeans haven’t “studied” something first, doesn’t mean it fails to be true. 3. Stop being lazy and research. 4. All Afro-Asiatic languages influenced the Nile Region. 5. Before the Greeks and Romans invaded Africa, this was Kushite Territory. Sons of Ham. The Arabs eventually conquered after that.

If Bantu are Aboriginal to Egypt then why Egyptians hate Black people

@@michaelstamike The people in Egypt now are mostly of Arab decent. They conquered after the Europeans; drove them out of power.