“Keep the arrows, you’re gonna need them”👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾! No, her name does not roll off of our tongues because no one want to tell the masses that an African Queen and her military forces stood against the so called mighty romans!! Ha!!!! Great job home team! ✊🏾
As Nubian and Sudanese🇸🇩 and african I want to thank you for this,we are proud that Africa have great history we need to talk about and tell all the world how great we are. Kandaka is my grandmother 💪🏾 Tirhaqa is my grandfather 💪🏾
@FloAnn Gordon we are all cousins plus they are ethnic nubian so I'm sure they can be proud of their history regardless of which/what african/afro people cover this knowledge.
You are right she needs more name recognition. After all they love talkin about Boadicea. Who led the major rebellion against the Romans in Britain. But she ultimately lost.This Nubian queen won her war against the Roman and she got them to sign a treaty that was favorable to the Nubians.
@Tracy Sharp Exactly! A white person can't even stay outside in the sun much less fighting a war. And got the nerve to say white people are supreme! Ain't a damn thing about white people supreme! I really wish OUR ANCESTORS would have left their dog ass up in those Caucus Mountains.
Man my dad named me after this beautiful woman and I’ve been through so much shit in my life..he use to call me princess amani. For me, this makes me so emotional because everything that she represents and is, is my whole life inside and out. Just beauty. 🥺🌹
YOU ARE LUCKY TO BE NAMED AFTER SUCH A GREAT WOMAN. MY NAME IS CASSANDRA. I WAS NAMED AFTER A CRAZY PSYCHI OF GREAK MYTHOLOGY. AND I'M EVEN GREEK! IM IRISH 😅
That's a good idea. A good way for them to learn african history, adults too, because I'm just learning myself. I just saw a superbad animation of warrior Queen Malika. I love animation more than real, because the animation look realer than real. But I did think they needed a movie made, and I already picked Jennifer Hudson to play her, because the animation looked like her. I'm going to check out this animation of Queen Amanirenas, now.
As people of African descent, we need to tell our own stories, highlight our own myths and legends. We shouldn't want or expect someone else to tell our story, that's our job.
I have been saying this for years. do not let the government tell you who you are. first research your tree. do not take the swab test its a trick to get money.
@@rae7269 I was able to trace my maternal family tree to 1795 (our first generation born in the US) using my library card and my great grandma's soc sec number. I believe as you do. I don't want or need "others" to tell me who I am and where/whom I descend from.
Ian Page well said! It’s our Job to tell our stories....I don’t think white called anyone else to tell their stories for them, so why should black cry over not being taught by other people about their own history 🤦🏽♀️
Beautiful. I ran into this because my real name is Kendis, and it comes from the name “Kandake/kentake”. Meaning “Queen Mother”. A title Queens of Ethiopia were given. While researching Kendakes on CZcams I was lead here 💗.
....and to do that u need to win the war....hence history is written by the Victors & that history may be a distorted, one-sided version of the events...
As a member of sudanese. This powerful women don’t enough recognization I’m definitely going to make my project about her and share it with my whole class
You did not hear of her because she is of no account. African history is exaggerated and made up of campfire stories. So if there was an African village somewhere with a one-eye queen,.......so what. It made no difference to anyone anywhere except that one little area.
I'm always torn between queen Amanitore and queen Amanirenas. Amanirenas was a great battler, but Amanitore was also a great builder. She restored temples and built reservoirs.
@ The descendants of the "original" Egyptians live in Upper Egypt to this day. They are indigenous Nilo-Saharan Africans who are marginalized in their own land just as the Native Americans are marginalized in their own land. The current Egyptians are mostly the result of Arab invasion just as the current American population is the result of European invasion. History has repeated itself.
@@malaktarabi4359 A lot of Upper Egyptians (i.e. Egyptians to the south) still have traits like dark black sub-Saharan type skin that make them more aligned with Sudanese (i.e. ancient Nubians) but that's not the case for most Egyptians in Lower Egypt (i.e. northern Egypt) around the Nile Delta, who look MENA and share genetics with West Asians. It's been like that since at least antiquity if not the very beginning of Egypt's history with Early Dynastic Kingdom.
@Tracy Sharp The thing is that globally, we are actually not a minority. This is why all blacks should adopt a pan-African mindset and work together as a unified force of 2 billion plus, at least on the things that matter to all black people in Africa and the diaspora. There was once no unified white race. They were warring tribes as well in Europe and America (Civil War, Revolutionary War). But, Greeks, Italians, the Irish, and the Slavics were once not considered white, but colored. But, to make themselves a majority and powerful in the West, they adopted a pan-European mindset. They are unified. We are not. They put aside their differences enough to classify themselves as a single white race. Even if the different subgroups don't like each other personally, they will still support each other for "whites' sake". This we have yet to learn.
And probably why we see the fall of Rome ruins, left standing today. I always wondered why the Romans who've been shown to be a powerful nation, couldn't hold their power and save their city.
@@scarletkingdom2359 Sudanese defend Ethiopia a lot of times in history ! When the Italians attacked Ethiopia, it’s is the Sudanese who beat them and didn’t allow them to conquer Ethiopia !
@@peggyjohnson9733 @peggy Johnson.... ALWAYS REMEMBER the Greek had their own Cleopatra---the Romans had their own --Cleopatra.In-- the history of the Pharoahs------ EYGPT had a total of at least 7 or more Cleopatras according to the Egyptian born historians!!
Thank you Home team. We appreciate you. Another Africa Queen not mentioned is Orompoto of Oyo, Yoruba empire.Orompoto was the sister of her predecessor, Eguguojo.She became the first woman to become "king" of the Oyo in the imperial era, and the first woman since the pre-imperial ruler Yeyeori.Orompoto assumed the throne because there was no male successor within her family at the time.She helped drive the Nupe from Oyo in 1555.Orompoto lived in the 16th-century. Orompto was the second Oyo monarch to reign in the new capital of Igboho.Some traditions of the oral record hold that she was miraculously transformed into a man before assuming the throne there. Orompoto used horses extensively in military battles and may have obtained them from Borgu.She was reportedly masterfully skilled on horseback, and created a specialized order of cavalry officers within her army that was known as the Eso Ikoyi. The first of its kind, the cavalry was a force to be reckoned with in the various wars with Oyo's enemies.Considered a skillful warrior herself, she is said to have distinguished herself at the battle of Illayi. While fighting her enemies there, she lost three war chiefs in quick succession,
Heeeeeyyyyyy!!!!! I love that you told her story. I relate to her boldness, integrity, intelligence, and courage. I agree, she is the greatest queen in history!
I'm Cushite from the horn of Africa that knows some history and Ive never heard of her so I can't imagine other folks to have. Thanks I'll do some research
Very good start and really appreciated history of African queens and kings I hate to say this but history goes back millions of years. :-) I hope you don’t put on the blinders because the information you have is outstanding
I love my people. Everyone who is here for home team spilling this ancient tea. U are a door to these stories. Lots of black people do not even know their history. I'm glad I'm not the only one here
I deeply thank you as an African and appreciate your efforts as a Sudanese .. and I wish if you could do something similar, to the (Kandaka Amani Shakhity) as she ruled after (Amani Renas)
It pisses me off knowing Hollywood will NEVER touch stories like this. Seeing smart and powerful black men and women scares the shit out of them. Thanks for sharing this. I love knowing about our history. Keep it coming!
We currently live in the emulation of rome. Of course she would not be made known. What's worse if her, and our, story is going to be told by hollywood. They don't deserve such a privilege.
I learned something new today on a Sabbath morning and I am thankful for the blessings that you have brought to me. I never heard of this Queen nor of her quote. I’m a new subbie.
Its a blessing to know there were Queens that weren't mention but now they come to light I'm honored and I'll always be blessed to know going to come from greats
I am from sudan and lived there my entire life but never knew about such great queen until i learned that by myself searching wikipedia among other sources. Sadly our cushite history isnt taught in in details in our schools and its neqlected on purpose for the past 30 years of islamic rule for the favor of the recent islamic history of Al Mahadiya. but the great knews is that after the recent revolution there is a growing awareness of our africanism thanks to our great ethiopian neighbours for that. on behalf of all sudanese people i want to say : Sorry AFRICA for not being there the past couple of decades
*_Amanirena, warrior queen of peace!_* - Amani in swahili means peace... perhaps it is a reference to the fact that in her reign she kept Kush in peace through relentless battle.
Please cover Queen Ya Asante We - she also is great Queen who went to war with the British when they wanted to take the golden throne away from the Ashanti tribe.
O have loved so much your video and wow 🤩 thank you for sharing. I am an Africans descendants who has grew in Europe and I am now looking for my African identity. And let me tell you this is what most Africans don’t have knowledge of “Their own history” I am a believer that our history was destroyed, and hidden for many reasons... however every time I hear these stories my presence as an African descendants becomes richer and I am so proud!
There should be a movie about this great queen. Unfortunately, nowadays this is where people learn history. Viola Davis would be excellent portraying the part.
Great history lesson, as usual. I won't forget Queen Amanirenas. Interesting, the photo shown of Queen Nzinga looks so much like the actresses Mary Alice, and Irene Cara. Great job. Thanks✌🏽
I just love your channel and videos! This is amazing and right in line with what I’m interested in learning and sharing with my fellow brothers and sisters . Thank you 🙏🏾
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪
“Keep the arrows, you’re gonna need them”👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾!
No, her name does not roll off of our tongues because no one want to tell the masses that an African Queen and her military forces stood against the so called mighty romans!! Ha!!!! Great job home team! ✊🏾
@MegaOldSkool76 well said
Exactly!
MegaOldSkool76
So called? The Roman empire was mighty. If it wasn’t then her accomplishment wouldn’t be worth talking about.
I thought it was Alexander who was Greek that she upstage.
@MegaOldSkool76 I'm always happy to see your comments. Much love from South Africa
As Nubian and Sudanese🇸🇩 and african I want to thank you for this,we are proud that Africa have great history we need to talk about and tell all the world how great we are.
Kandaka is my grandmother 💪🏾
Tirhaqa is my grandfather 💪🏾
Trhaga is your grandfather
Same!! 🇸🇩
@FloAnn Gordon we are all cousins plus they are ethnic nubian so I'm sure they can be proud of their history regardless of which/what african/afro people cover this knowledge.
@FloAnn Gordon Your error is assuming that 'Africans' are not aware of their history
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she loved her people, fought and become blind, she did not just sit on her throne giving orders day and night looking elegant I love her spirit
Facts you and me both
You are right she needs more name recognition. After all they love talkin about Boadicea. Who led the major rebellion against the Romans in Britain. But she ultimately lost.This Nubian queen won her war against the Roman and she got them to sign a treaty that was favorable to the Nubians.
Certainly
And Glorified The Nomadic Scythians for the their warrior women
Popular media likes to minimise African accomplishments.
@Tracy Sharp Exactly! A white person can't even stay outside in the sun much less fighting a war. And got the nerve to say white people are supreme! Ain't a damn thing about white people supreme! I really wish OUR ANCESTORS would have left their dog ass up in those Caucus Mountains.
If you want war keep the arrows because you are going to need them. This message should still applies til this day. Thanks Queen Amanirenas
Queen Amanirenas
Somalis also gave the same warning to who ever conquered Egypt.
Man my dad named me after this beautiful woman and I’ve been through so much shit in my life..he use to call me princess amani. For me, this makes me so emotional because everything that she represents and is, is my whole life inside and out. Just beauty. 🥺🌹
YOU ARE LUCKY TO BE NAMED AFTER SUCH A GREAT WOMAN. MY NAME IS CASSANDRA. I WAS NAMED AFTER A CRAZY PSYCHI OF GREAK MYTHOLOGY. AND I'M EVEN GREEK! IM IRISH 😅
I still don't understand why they didn't just make a docuseries about her.
Where's the cartoon you made about her? I wanna show my children.
The video is in the playlist. I saw it. Go back to November.
czcams.com/video/XFaznhSBBKE/video.html
@@allencoe5877 you can't even spell. Hahaha
That's a good idea. A good way for them to learn african history, adults too, because I'm just learning myself. I just saw a superbad animation of warrior Queen Malika. I love animation more than real, because the animation look realer than real. But I did think they needed a movie made, and I already picked Jennifer Hudson to play her, because the animation looked like her.
I'm going to check out this animation of Queen Amanirenas, now.
The World don't forgot,they hide it!!!
Make it real always
Exactly
.... truth always prevails...
Make it real 💯💪
Exactly
As people of African descent, we need to tell our own stories, highlight our own myths and legends. We shouldn't want or expect someone else to tell our story, that's our job.
Exactly,
I have been saying this for years. do not let the government tell you who you are. first research your tree. do not take the swab test its a trick to get money.
@@rae7269 I was able to trace my maternal family tree to 1795 (our first generation born in the US) using my library card and my great grandma's soc sec number. I believe as you do. I don't want or need "others" to tell me who I am and where/whom I descend from.
@@AKing69 , good job,✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾👌🏾
Ian Page well said! It’s our Job to tell our stories....I don’t think white called anyone else to tell their stories for them, so why should black cry over not being taught by other people about their own history 🤦🏽♀️
Beautiful. I ran into this because my real name is Kendis, and it comes from the name “Kandake/kentake”. Meaning “Queen Mother”. A title Queens of Ethiopia were given. While researching Kendakes on CZcams I was lead here 💗.
I would like to buy A HOODIE that says: *Remember your ancestors*
You only get remembered if you pillage and rape other cultures. History itself proves this.
....and to do that u need to win the war....hence history is written by the Victors & that history may be a distorted, one-sided version of the events...
Put on the back *they haven't forgotten you*
@@MrCollegeSmart history is told by the Victor not the victims
@@halosandhorns8330
Great Idea.
That's a Hoodie I would buy.
As a member of sudanese. This powerful women don’t enough recognization I’m definitely going to make my project about her and share it with my whole class
No no , she is not forgotten , trust me! Her artefacts- jewellery is right there in a German museum 😤
I don't think I've even heard of Queen Amanirenas b4. Thanks for the knowledge ❤
You did not hear of her because she is of no account. African history is exaggerated and made up of campfire stories. So if there was an African village somewhere with a one-eye queen,.......so what. It made no difference to anyone anywhere except that one little area.
darpat
I acknowledge the green in your eyes.
Amanisheketo, amanitore, tahaharq, piye, they were also great of the same blood line as amanirenas
The Number 1 Kandake in my eyes, always.
I'm always torn between queen Amanitore and queen Amanirenas. Amanirenas was a great battler, but Amanitore was also a great builder. She restored temples and built reservoirs.
Amanirenas was also involved in building programs, although not as extensively as Amanitore.
I read somewhere that they are grandmother/grandaughter... Idk if thats true tho...
This is dope. In light of all the white washing being done to Egypt this is refreshing.
@ The descendants of the "original" Egyptians live in Upper Egypt to this day. They are indigenous Nilo-Saharan Africans who are marginalized in their own land just as the Native Americans are marginalized in their own land. The current Egyptians are mostly the result of Arab invasion just as the current American population is the result of European invasion. History has repeated itself.
Egypt has a lot of black people but still they are in denial about their African roots
@@malaktarabi4359 As I understand, there are often stiff penalties for Egyptians who claim to be black. Check out the story of Mostafa Hefny.
@@malaktarabi4359 A lot of Upper Egyptians (i.e. Egyptians to the south) still have traits like dark black sub-Saharan type skin that make them more aligned with Sudanese (i.e. ancient Nubians) but that's not the case for most Egyptians in Lower Egypt (i.e. northern Egypt) around the Nile Delta, who look MENA and share genetics with West Asians. It's been like that since at least antiquity if not the very beginning of Egypt's history with Early Dynastic Kingdom.
@Tracy Sharp The thing is that globally, we are actually not a minority. This is why all blacks should adopt a pan-African mindset and work together as a unified force of 2 billion plus, at least on the things that matter to all black people in Africa and the diaspora. There was once no unified white race. They were warring tribes as well in Europe and America (Civil War, Revolutionary War). But, Greeks, Italians, the Irish, and the Slavics were once not considered white, but colored. But, to make themselves a majority and powerful in the West, they adopted a pan-European mindset. They are unified. We are not. They put aside their differences enough to classify themselves as a single white race. Even if the different subgroups don't like each other personally, they will still support each other for "whites' sake". This we have yet to learn.
Fearless,bold and possesses a warrior spirit,"what a woman!👍
She had style golden arrows
Superb!!!💖
Now I understand why the Romans didn't expand their empire deep into Africa.
They didn't want that smoke lol
And probably why we see the fall of Rome ruins, left standing today. I always wondered why the Romans who've been shown to be a powerful nation, couldn't hold their power and save their city.
Sudanese peoples are always the first defense line of Africa in history
@@hmtoelec Ethiopia: am I a joke to you?
@@scarletkingdom2359
Sudanese defend Ethiopia a lot of times in history !
When the Italians attacked Ethiopia, it’s is the Sudanese who beat them and didn’t allow them to conquer Ethiopia !
She is the most powerful woman in history. I'm from sudan and I really need to make a film about amani renas
You really do!
I felt this in my spirit! These arrows represent peace or your demise you choose. My sister/ancestor Queen Amanirenas! Nice work HomeTeam. Wow!
A true badass woman ❤️😍
Okayyyyeee
A TRUE OG...NOW THERE'S YOUR BIG MAMMA...
@Tracy Sharp yes, I know...glad you do as well.
Also queen amanishekete queen amanitore there many great kushite queens or kentakesas they were called
Thank you for this, she's not well known because she repelled them without the use of diplomacy and she didn't consort with the enemy🥰🥰🥰🥰
Another movie I can't wait for. I just hope its not poorly done and has no subliminal agendas, just truth. We must control our own image.
She’s one of my favorite queens. Not forgotten over here!!! ✊🏾
This great Queen deserves a documentary or a movie.💯💯💯💯
Blown away that I've never heard of her.
Zero thumbs down that's wuzup. But you notice their isn't any depiction Queen Amanirenas. However Cleopatra image is every where.
& Cleopatra wasn't even Egyptian she was Roman.
@@peggyjohnson9733 @peggy Johnson.... ALWAYS REMEMBER the Greek had their own Cleopatra---the Romans had their own --Cleopatra.In-- the history of the Pharoahs------ EYGPT had a total of at least 7 or more Cleopatras according to the Egyptian born historians!!
@@peggyjohnson9733 Cleopatra was Greek. The Ptolemy line was started from Alexander the great general. He divided the empire before his death
@@peggyjohnson9733 Cleopatra was Greeks, but the Romans also wanted AFRICA riches and the won in the end
She still my favorite Queen n she have a beautiful name 👸🏿👸🏾👸🏿👸🏾👸🏿👸🏾👸🏿👸🏾👸🏿👸🏾
Thank you Home team. We appreciate you. Another Africa Queen not mentioned is Orompoto of Oyo, Yoruba empire.Orompoto was the sister of her predecessor, Eguguojo.She became the first woman to become "king" of the Oyo in the imperial era, and the first woman since the pre-imperial ruler Yeyeori.Orompoto assumed the throne because there was no male successor within her family at the time.She helped drive the Nupe from Oyo in 1555.Orompoto lived in the 16th-century.
Orompto was the second Oyo monarch to reign in the new capital of Igboho.Some traditions of the oral record hold that she was miraculously transformed into a man before assuming the throne there.
Orompoto used horses extensively in military battles and may have obtained them from Borgu.She was reportedly masterfully skilled on horseback, and created a specialized order of cavalry officers within her army that was known as the Eso Ikoyi. The first of its kind, the cavalry was a force to be reckoned with in the various wars with Oyo's enemies.Considered a skillful warrior herself, she is said to have distinguished herself at the battle of Illayi. While fighting her enemies there, she lost three war chiefs in quick succession,
I always count myself schooled with your vids 🎓 thank you so much for this piece 🙏
You should setup a podcast on Google Play or some other popular platform.
I've been thinking the same thing.
Yes you are amazing and always on point with your informations
My thoughts exactly.
I've never heard of her before. Great video!
We learn something new every day! Africa is the greatest!
Heeeeeyyyyyy!!!!! I love that you told her story. I relate to her boldness, integrity, intelligence, and courage. I agree, she is the greatest queen in history!
Awwww ,,, you took her name unless you already knew of her, in any case you go girl.✨
Son of Amanirenas(I ......>)
I'm Cushite from the horn of Africa that knows some history and Ive never heard of her so I can't imagine other folks to have. Thanks I'll do some research
Brother, Lecture Of our Ancient pass was inspiring. 💯👏🏿💪🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿, Keep Shinning Bro. 🇭🇹🇭🇹💯
You talk about her in other videos a lot
Very good start and really appreciated history of African queens and kings
I hate to say this but history goes back millions of years. :-) I hope you don’t put on the blinders because the information you have is outstanding
O the picture is Queen and her Son Akinidad She Had Son that Stood By Her Side in Battle an he was the General you Forgot to Tell that she Had a Son
This made my day thank you my black brotha👑🖤✊🏾
I love my people. Everyone who is here for home team spilling this ancient tea. U are a door to these stories. Lots of black people do not even know their history. I'm glad I'm not the only one here
Glad to know as a Cushite woman I have the blood of female warriors. The world may not know our history, but we do.
I deeply thank you as an African and appreciate your efforts as a Sudanese .. and I wish if you could do something similar, to the (Kandaka Amani Shakhity) as she ruled after (Amani Renas)
It pisses me off knowing Hollywood will NEVER touch stories like this. Seeing smart and powerful black men and women scares the shit out of them. Thanks for sharing this. I love knowing about our history. Keep it coming!
Sweeny Jackson Hollywood is only interested in portraying us as either gangsters or slaves.
She is from sudan my bleloved country ..she is a real nubian a frican qween ..
When a women makes history,it gets erased and forgotten and underrated
We currently live in the emulation of rome. Of course she would not be made known. What's worse if her, and our, story is going to be told by hollywood. They don't deserve such a privilege.
Exactly!
She definitely perfected the clap 👏🏾 back before it was popular. This video is so informative and well done. Thank you 🙏🏾 !
Excellent!
You're never to old to learn something new. Thank you can't wait to share with my grandkids😀
6:38 beside her her son and heir to the throne prince Akinidad, he died in battle so she avenged him.
I speak to people about Queen Amanirenas all the time. Thank you for this.
I'm so proud of my ancestors ❤️, expecially the Queens 👍🏽.
Thanks for sharing history with me🙏.
I learned something new today on a Sabbath morning and I am thankful for the blessings that you have brought to me. I never heard of this Queen nor of her quote.
I’m a new subbie.
Great Video I hope they Make Movie About Her One Day Epic
Wow... Who would have thought my people's history was so... *BADASS!* Everything about it just fills me with POWER! 💪😇
Its a blessing to know there were Queens that weren't mention but now they come to light I'm honored and I'll always be blessed to know going to come from greats
I am from sudan and lived there my entire life but never knew about such great queen until i learned that by myself searching wikipedia among other sources.
Sadly our cushite history isnt taught in in details in our schools and its neqlected on purpose for the past 30 years of islamic rule for the favor of the recent islamic history of Al Mahadiya.
but the great knews is that after the recent revolution there is a growing awareness of our africanism thanks to our great ethiopian neighbours for that.
on behalf of all sudanese people i want to say :
Sorry AFRICA for not being there the past couple of decades
Restore your knowledge base and greatness!! It’s your history most of the world is fashioned after.
Maybe Taylor Perry could make her movie now he has 12 studio's?
Why didnt Netflix make a documentary about queen Amanirenas instead of picking a Greek woman and make her black. Was this not interesting enough?
I wouldn’t be surprised if Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes channeled Queen Amanirenas’ energy!
Brilliant, I've not ever heard of this Queen and her contribution to African History!
*_Amanirena, warrior queen of peace!_* - Amani in swahili means peace... perhaps it is a reference to the fact that in her reign she kept Kush in peace through relentless battle.
I learn so much from this channel😭😭I love it
If I ever have a daughter I want to name her after the Goddess Queen Amanirenas
Me too
I wish somebody would make a video of exactly how and when Africa fell, before the Europeans arrived.
Guns
Devils arabs and islam
Yes. This Queen was mentioned by prof. Henry Gates in the ancient African civilizations a couple years ago.
Thank you HomeTeam History
Please cover Queen Ya Asante We - she also is great Queen who went to war with the British when they wanted to take the golden throne away from the Ashanti tribe.
Thank you very much for sharing your hard work
I never heard of her until today. Thanks for the infromation
GREAT HONOUR TO OUR ANCESTOR.
Anybody knows about Cleopatra(written history) but nobody knows about this tremendous queen.
Good doc.
Tnx for sharing !
Thank you so much for this informative video👑💐
Thanks for highlighting her!
Awesome, thanks and keep up this good work...💯💪🏿🤴🏿✊🏿🔥🕊👁
its insane they wont make a movie out of this for netflix and would rather try to totally change history with two historical characters
O have loved so much your video and wow 🤩 thank you for sharing. I am an Africans descendants who has grew in Europe and I am now looking for my African identity. And let me tell you this is what most Africans don’t have knowledge of “Their own history”
I am a believer that our history was destroyed, and hidden for many reasons... however every time I hear these stories my presence as an African descendants becomes richer and I am so proud!
She has been my inspiration for a long time...✊🏼
Thanks for creating this video.
Bow and kiss the hand of my queen
Thank you,blessed love.
There should be a movie about this great queen. Unfortunately, nowadays this is where people learn history. Viola Davis would be excellent portraying the part.
Why not an African actress.
Great history lesson, as usual. I won't forget Queen Amanirenas.
Interesting, the photo shown of Queen Nzinga looks so much like the actresses Mary Alice, and Irene Cara.
Great job. Thanks✌🏽
Thanks for doing a video on
My kushite ancestor home
Team much respect for you
Beautifully done, spot on
Your content is AMAZING and well delivered. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
YOUNG PEOPLE NEED THE LISTEN TO YOUR CONTENT AND SUPPORT YOUR CHANNEL!!!
I just love your channel and videos! This is amazing and right in line with what I’m interested in learning and sharing with my fellow brothers and sisters . Thank you 🙏🏾
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪
That's very Powerful, Thanks for Sharing HomeTeam, 🙌🙌👏⭐️🌟👑💡
Hopefully the movie does her justice and not make it political.
Can you do Creole and voodoo?
Beautiful 👏👏👏
Very interesting history love watching these documentaries I always learn
I like these videos because they inspire deeper research.
It's because she was brave beautiful and she was successful in her what she stood for thank you for the black history brother
Enjoyed your presentation tremendously thanks.
Yesss, thank you 😊 for doing this pull-up 💪🏾 was no joke wanted all the SMOKE 💨
My middle name is crushite and I always asked my dad what it meant and he always tell me great stories the kushites do .