The History of Ta-Seti - The True History of Ancient Nubia | Kush | Kerma | Meroe | A-Group

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  • čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
  • In this video we look at the history of Nubia and we redefine its correct position in African history as well as world history.
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    The song used in the video was “Lofi beat - Optimistic” by Eric Godlow Beats
    The beat used in the Intro was “beautiful Nubia” by dahcadencemaker
    The beat used for the Buhen Fortress video was: "LAZY" by LIVID BEATZ

Komentáře • 310

  • @thevisitor1012
    @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +118

    I remember seeing the Kushite pyramids for the first time and feeling like I had been living in a fabricated world up till now. I hadn't known of any other ancient African civilization apart from Egypt(but even then I couldn't confidently say it was African due to the debates ), so seeing the Kushite civilization blew my mind. I started to wonder what else they were hiding from me. and I guess that's what brought me to "afrocentric" channels like yours and Mr Imhoteps to learn the true history of Africa.

    • @mikegreen8938
      @mikegreen8938 Před rokem

      What debates?

    • @oliviamonteque6407
      @oliviamonteque6407 Před rokem

      Simple use your eyes to see a and critical thinking to do the rest! Whites want to say Egypt was a white, black looking Europeans. I have not seen any white man or woman looking like the Ancient Egyptians, but, I have seen many, many so-called black people looking just like them. There is a great envy from whites on the black people, that they feel they must make up lies to fit themselves into the Egyptian story by saying "they might look black, but they are not Nigroid". They have nothing to call theirs worth looking at, and that us the reason they are trying to steal what backs in Egypt has created.
      What about the different looks of so-called white people. Those from Sweden, those from Spain, Holand, ect.,all have different colouring and hairs, but are all call Europeans. When it comes to black people the illogical white man wants to divide and separate them. There is something lacking in them or is it downright stupidness.

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Před rokem

      @@oliviamonteque6407 Yep. Some spaniards even has African Halpogroups, so how could they be considered "white" as a whole? it's all nonsense

    • @tracysharp1361
      @tracysharp1361 Před rokem +21

      This was deliberately done by European archaeologists to try to de- Africanize Africa from ancient Egypt great civilization!

    • @BreGrateful
      @BreGrateful Před rokem +12

      Yes it’s something about Nubia that resonates differently especially in comparison to modern Egypt and modern Nubia. It feels like the real descendants of Ancient Egypt is Nubian. And Egypt got so white washed that it doesn’t hold the same authenticity it used to.

  • @GodCosmo4000
    @GodCosmo4000 Před rokem +20

    This channel is underrated.

  • @RajahHepburn-mb4ho
    @RajahHepburn-mb4ho Před 6 měsíci +4

    YOURS SPOT ON BROTHER!😎👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

  • @paulnomsule9317
    @paulnomsule9317 Před rokem +25

    It is minimalistic to designate Kemet as sister to Nubia. It is fitting to call it a son or daughter of Kush/ Nubia.

    • @LightOwl-o8o
      @LightOwl-o8o Před rokem +8

      The greeks viewed egypt as an ethiopian colony

    • @broq9194
      @broq9194 Před 11 měsíci +6

      Exactly!!!! What is called "Egyptian culture" does not actually exist. The Nile Valley culture is "Nubian/Cushite" culture, they are the origin of the dynasties, SO WHY DO WE REFER TO KEMETIC CULTURE, which is clearly an extension of Nubian culture? Just like they say Greco/Roman culture, the Kemetic culture should at least be called Nubia/Kemetic civilization, and we should never use the term "Kemetic civilization" by itself.

    • @divinelyguidedsouls9963
      @divinelyguidedsouls9963 Před 8 měsíci

      @@broq9194 I agree.

    • @staydown4bo
      @staydown4bo Před 8 měsíci +1

      @@broq9194 ta seti was made up of nilotic tribes. Luo, kipsigis and turkana tribes are some of the examples

    • @nebriancoleman4704
      @nebriancoleman4704 Před 6 měsíci

      They are brothers according to the Bible. Kem is the father of Kush and Mitzraim or Memphis TaSeti/Kerma. The 2 kingdoms that are Ancient Egypt. These are city states in a country called KMT.

  • @RW2996
    @RW2996 Před rokem +49

    You can not talk to the average non-Black African person about African history. Because there will ways be a convenient Asterix that they place on it in order to diminish it so that they can continue to feel superior to someone. As far as Africa is concerned, there are different rules. If African civilization isn't white, then it's whitish. If it's not whitish then it's mixed. If it's not mixed then it's race doesn't matter or it's completely ignored.
    But you can't do that to any other continent. For example, Greece is European. No matter of much of their culture and civilization was borrowed and mixed with Egypt. No matter how dark or mixed the people were with middle eastern or North Africans. Greece would be a African civilization if we play by the same rules that they have for Africa.

    • @kuelimika
      @kuelimika  Před rokem +18

      True! Hahaha. Maybe we should start applying some of their rules on them. Give them a taste of their own medicine. Just for trolling sake 😃😂
      Thanks for the comment. They will come a day when they will no longer be allowed to do that. Because the truth will be out.

    • @RW2996
      @RW2996 Před rokem +13

      @@kuelimika We probably should. They treat us like their pets. Like they can make rules for who we are.
      If they need a slave, then the one drop rule comes into play and everyone Is Black or a 2nd class citizen. No matter how you look.
      But if you look Black and your country is in the Bible, then everyone is white. No matter how dark or mixed you are.
      It's a game for them. And it tiresome.

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +11

      I gave up when they were debating king Tut's "race" when his skull was negroid all this while...

    • @RW2996
      @RW2996 Před rokem

      @@thevisitor1012 They depend on you to be stupid. Or they blatantly don't care what you think.
      There isn't one depiction of king Tut in his life time that would suggest that he looks like that white Casper looking recreation that they did recently. But they did it anyway.

    • @LightOwl-o8o
      @LightOwl-o8o Před rokem

      @@RW2996 Discovery channel, national geography all these main stream channels are shit. Ruled by liars

  • @silverquillproductions4076
    @silverquillproductions4076 Před 6 měsíci +4

    Finally someone giving appropriate and informative justice to my strong belief that Kemet is of African power, origin, and ancestry 🔥✌️

  • @williamb4335
    @williamb4335 Před rokem +21

    These videos are amazing.i am so proud of my people. BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL

  • @rjmckenzie4706
    @rjmckenzie4706 Před rokem +29

    This was a very informative video. lately I've been looking deep into the history of Nubia and its culture. for some reason it's not as big because mainstream education won't teach us this. but thank God for channels like you brother and Hometeam for talking about this. Africa has a powerful history but they want everything attributed to everyone besides black people. Nubia is a great civilization and the older sister of Egypt, we need to tell our own history and not rely on others to do it

    • @danyellmcgee7772
      @danyellmcgee7772 Před rokem +5

      Yessir That part!! Tell our OWN history stop relying on what there interpretation or narrative or approval to what WE know is FACT!

    • @samayo9746
      @samayo9746 Před rokem +3

      Facts

  • @MrBullish41
    @MrBullish41 Před 10 měsíci +7

    I really liked this video. The main reason Nubia won't get her due, is because the children of the descendants of Nubia are waiting for foreigners to tell the story of her glorious past. This is a mistake I hope is rectified, and soon.

  • @universalidentity214
    @universalidentity214 Před rokem +16

    I just love this this because I am always proud of being an African ! Thanks a lot brother !

  • @karencoleman6442
    @karencoleman6442 Před rokem +8

    I was just there in Egypt. And l visited the village or where the nubien people still live to this day. They talked about some of the related information on yhw yhey were the people of the Nubien were there long before the arrival of the ancient pharaohs who built the pyramids of Egypt. This documentary is excellent. Thank you for the rich history. 🇪🇬

  • @vnorm2907
    @vnorm2907 Před rokem +7

    Very good and informative video. I have been studying African history since before I was a teenager; I am now 57.

  • @juditheden3995
    @juditheden3995 Před 9 měsíci +3

    Hi thanks for your wonderful video on the beautiful Nubian people 👑😊💖

  • @OMProductions81
    @OMProductions81 Před 5 měsíci +2

    Excellent presentation. Thank you.

  • @gregorywilson8640
    @gregorywilson8640 Před rokem +7

    I binged watched every video. Great channel, five 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟. Keep em coming!!!

  • @danyellmcgee7772
    @danyellmcgee7772 Před rokem +7

    Yessir That part!! Tell our OWN history stop relying on what there interpretation or narrative or approval to what WE know is FACT!
    I Love your videos, please keep up the great work.

  • @mostafasedeek614
    @mostafasedeek614 Před 4 měsíci +1

    hello, a nubian from egypt here 👋🏾

    • @mostafasedeek614
      @mostafasedeek614 Před 4 měsíci

      we are still keeping our nubian language alive btw

  • @devrayne6770
    @devrayne6770 Před rokem +3

    Great work! Keep the videos coming.

  • @thelionofjudahfakenews9456

    Always good content my g

  • @bon3372
    @bon3372 Před rokem +5

    Years ago, when I asked my history teacher why the Egyptians had dark skin. He stated that they liked to smeer mud on their skins. 😂😂😂😢😢 That's what the man told me! Can you believe that!!!The truth is and will be revealed!!

    • @kuelimika
      @kuelimika  Před rokem +1

      🤣🤣🤣🤣 That’s a good one

  • @iancaldeian
    @iancaldeian Před rokem +9

    I wonder if the double uraeus (cobra) worn by pharaohs from further up the Nile (the interior of Africa) was symbolic of the unification of all four regions along the Nile: Nubian (upper and lower) Egypt (upper and Lower). I’ve also seen double uraeus flanking the vulture.

  • @mikeshem7665
    @mikeshem7665 Před rokem +10

    It would be awesome if the truth of Africa was out in the open for everyone. And it's a real shame that the truth of Africa is being slowly covered up and destroyed by ignorant people who don't want the truth getting out. Hopefully one day it will be available to whoever would like to know. Definitely another great video with a lot of great information Brother 👍👍😎🤟🤟♒️

    • @oliviamonteque6407
      @oliviamonteque6407 Před rokem +4

      They are not only ignorant, they are the most jealous a envious creatures that ever lived on this planet!

    • @oliviamonteque6407
      @oliviamonteque6407 Před rokem

      They bring distruction where ever they go, then take over what is not theirs.

  • @mohamedhommos7748
    @mohamedhommos7748 Před 8 měsíci +2

    This is the greatest history of ancient Egyptian Mythology of African Nubians in sudanese and south Sudan
    Black pharaoh
    Kingdom of Kushite
    The great pharaoh Rameses the III The Great 👍👏👏👏👏👌👏👏👏👏🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬

  • @divinelyguidedsouls9963
    @divinelyguidedsouls9963 Před 8 měsíci

    I just love love love this video!!! Your voice is uniquely calming, I can listen to it all day!!!! Learned so much from this.
    Thank you so much❤❤❤❤

  • @co1xaltofficial510
    @co1xaltofficial510 Před rokem +2

    Brilliant very informative

  • @yonni-zd6yh
    @yonni-zd6yh Před 7 měsíci +2

    so interesting, thank you for posting

  • @paulaparker6587
    @paulaparker6587 Před 7 měsíci +1

    This has been very informative. I plan to share with others and encourage them to show these kinds of videos to their children. If I could make one suggestion though, because they may be shared with children, can you possibly refrain from using curse words. I really would appreciate it. Otherwise, it would more than likely only be seen by adults which is great; however, it would be a shame if teens and other children lost out on this opportunity to learn about the history of Africa and its people due to parents shielding their children from profanity. Thank you.

  • @karimtounkara8185
    @karimtounkara8185 Před rokem +1

    Thanks a lot!!❤❤❤💪🏿💪🏿🤌🏿

  • @dragonofthewest8305
    @dragonofthewest8305 Před rokem +43

    Those Kushite pyramids in your thumbnail were built in 700 BC at the time of the 25th Dynasty the oldest Pyramids are in the Nile Delta such as Kafre Khufu and Djoser built in roughly 2500 BC
    The Nubians built pyramids to remember their ancestors in Lower Egypt
    It was not just a one way street
    The Nubians were the Ancestors of the Egyptians and the Egyptians were the Ancestors of the Nubians
    These were one group of people

    • @kuelimika
      @kuelimika  Před rokem +19

      I understand your point there. But I never meant to say that those pyramids are older than those of Egypt. We all know Egypt is the one that originated that architecture.
      My meaning is: which one of the two has the older civilization. And I believe the Nubians to have had the older civilization. My reasons being presented in the video. But of course, these are the same people. It's like me asking whether West African civilization or Bantu civilization is older, or Roman and Greek civilization. Though they are the same people, one is still older than the other.
      But yeah, you are right, they are the same people, they both were descendants of the Nilo-sharan people.
      Thank you for your comment, Dragon. You are always among the first viewers and commentors. I appreciate that. 😃

    • @dragonofthewest8305
      @dragonofthewest8305 Před rokem +15

      @@kuelimika ​ ​The SHABAKA STONE is a Nubian artefact but it is kept in the Egyptian section of the British Museum
      When Historians say “Acient Egyptians” they are not referring to the location of Egypt they are referring to the Kushitic (you could also call Kemetic it’s really the same thing) religion which the people of Acient East Africa believed
      (However they do lie to us for reasons such as racism and pretend these people who built the pyramids where purely confined to Egypt and did not go beyond the modern Arab Republic of Egypts border)
      There is no difference between Nubians and Egyptians the only difference is Race as time goes on the “Egyptians” appear to have more Asiatic Admixture in their Phenotype which can be explained by the invading Population which start to invade Kemet in the Middle Kingdom this difference however did not exist in the old kingdom which is why Narmer Khufu Khafre Huni Djoser all look the same as Taharka Shabaka and Tanut Amun
      Remember tribe and pharaoh are two different things
      For example Taharka has 3 Dinka Marks on his forehead this shows that he was of the Dinka tribe
      Taharka is both a Dinka and a pharaoh even if back then they didn’t refer to them as Dinkas remember languages and names changes but people don’t
      In the same way no one 3000 years ago no one said the words “Nubia” and “Egypt” these are modern exonyms because there is so much missing information concerning specific things in the past
      My point is all these people in Acient East Africa that lived along the Nile Valley and believed in the Pharaonic rituals were one people they did not make the same distinctions were are making today separating Egypt and Nubia
      There was Nehesi which mean Black commonly translated Nubian there was Rebu which what the so called Egyptians called their people there was the Tamahu, Amu, Hyksos and so on but we do not have a 100% accurate origin of our modern words Egypt and Nubia it is just our way of grouping vague pieces of information
      It is the religion and the fact they were all black African people which is why outsiders such as the Hebrews and Greeks saw them as “the Egyptians” and who was defined as an Egyptians changed over time based on how people started redefining them-self based on knew ideas and changes in the society of their time

    • @mansamusa9465
      @mansamusa9465 Před rokem +5

      @@dragonofthewest8305
      The African origins of Egyptian civilisation lie in an important cultural horizon, the ‘primary pastoral community’, which emerged in both the Egyptian and Sudanese parts of the Nile Valley in the fifth millennium BC. A re-examination of the chronology, assisted by new AMS determinations from Neolithic sites in Middle Egypt, has charted the detailed development of these new kinds of society. The resulting picture challenges recent studies that emphasise climate change and environmental stress as drivers of cultural adaptation in north-east Africa. It also emphasises the crucial role of funerary practices and body decoration.
      Cultural convergence in the Neolithic of the Nile Valley: a prehistoric perspective on Egypt's place in Africa

    • @dragonofthewest8305
      @dragonofthewest8305 Před rokem

      @@vnolan633 do you know who Pharoah Shabaka was?

    • @thesoulbrother8636
      @thesoulbrother8636 Před rokem

      @@kuelimika Another outstanding informative video. Well done brother KueliMika! Keep it coming.
      Peace..............

  • @sallyreno6296
    @sallyreno6296 Před 10 měsíci

    Wonderful! Well done.

  • @AsiaMinor12
    @AsiaMinor12 Před rokem +8

    Your channel is doing great work. I just want to know if you will do a video on lower Egypt Nile delta?

    • @kuelimika
      @kuelimika  Před rokem +1

      Perhaps I will, Angle.
      Thank you for the comment.

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +3

      @@kuelimika I'd love a video on Lower/Northern Egypt as well. It seems some "experts" cling to that region as proof of there being white skinned people in the foundational periods of Egypt.

  • @mansamusa9465
    @mansamusa9465 Před rokem +6

    “We now recognize that populations of Nubia and Egypt form a continuum rather than clearly distinct groups,” Mr. Emberling writes, “and that it is impossible to draw a line between Egypt and Nubia that would indicate where ‘black’ begins.”
    Partnerships and Power Shifts Between Two Mighty Lands
    New York Times by Karen Rosenberg March 24, 2011

    • @piyesankara890
      @piyesankara890 Před rokem

      💯

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +3

      The sad thing is the tyrants in charge of Egypt will never admit this.

    • @LightOwl-o8o
      @LightOwl-o8o Před rokem +7

      @@thevisitor1012 Because they`re not real egyptians. They`re as egyptians as the yts in south africa are african

    • @NoRockinMansLand
      @NoRockinMansLand Před rokem +1

      @@thevisitor1012 obviously😂 that would mean they have no claim to the land

  • @mctundeweekes
    @mctundeweekes Před 10 měsíci

    I believed this all along from my readings. Thank you for making this video.

  • @herbertjones1744
    @herbertjones1744 Před 5 měsíci

    Wow, great job

  • @deepminds777
    @deepminds777 Před rokem

    I love the commentary

  • @randalllakeworth3134
    @randalllakeworth3134 Před 2 měsíci

    This is s realy cool build.

  • @Lightsaint007
    @Lightsaint007 Před rokem

    29:48 Where is this quote from ? I didn't really understand what you said, my english isn't perfect 😅

  • @edwardhindseh
    @edwardhindseh Před rokem

    Thank you. Are people are the greatest 🙏🏾🙇🏽‍♂️

  • @ngutumpuennutu2836
    @ngutumpuennutu2836 Před rokem +1

    Nubia may be the contraction of "Nswt-bity" which in ancient egyptian means "King of Upper and Lower Egypt".
    This confirms the Declaration of Diodorus of Sicily in his monumental Historical Library that the Egyptians were only an ethiopian colony and that this colony was led by Osiris.

  • @LizzieTimewarp
    @LizzieTimewarp Před rokem +1

    Could you (or have you already) done a video on the Ankh?

  • @Goody29
    @Goody29 Před rokem

    Word!!!

  • @Tj123realskrrnation
    @Tj123realskrrnation Před rokem +1

    Brother your videos have changed my life thank you for the content you are truly manifestation of Allah doing his will in revitalizing our history may peace be upon you King

  • @RajahHepburn-mb4ho
    @RajahHepburn-mb4ho Před 6 měsíci +2

    The Kemetic people themselves say they came from Ta-Meri: WHICH IS THE MOUNTAIN OF THE MOON( MOUNT KILIMANJARO)!! 😎👍👍👍

  • @nolongeranobody869
    @nolongeranobody869 Před rokem +1

    Could you talk about the Aksum

  • @kerron_
    @kerron_ Před rokem

    Wow

  • @mhjgh3834
    @mhjgh3834 Před rokem +4

    Really interesting and great content!💐👍🏽😀💁🏽‍♀️ I love my continent Africa!
    Please continue to reveal there pathetic lies about our ancient history, all black history.

  • @ime3126
    @ime3126 Před rokem

    Your work is impressive !

  • @ta-setiwarrior1848
    @ta-setiwarrior1848 Před rokem +3

    People know that kemet civilization started in the south. And nile valley Civilization is the oldest civilization on the planet.

    • @LightOwl-o8o
      @LightOwl-o8o Před rokem +1

      That we know off. Since the Adam's Callander in South Africa is 350 000 years old The oldest civilizations came much further South. There is a reason that Soutu is the top of Kemet's world

    • @ta-setiwarrior1848
      @ta-setiwarrior1848 Před rokem

      @@LightOwl-o8o and all of it is still in Africa the birthplace of humanity.

  • @jjw56
    @jjw56 Před rokem +1

    I always felt that the culture came from upper Egypt or the Nile. When they mention the 25th dynasty if you listen intently you hear terms they returned to old the religious practices or they were correcting the religion. And maybe the three big pyramids in Giza was a statement that lower Egypt was now on the map and that we build bigger and better than our ancestors. Not to mention that early dynasties claimed their gods came from the upper Nile; Punt, Yam.

  • @mansamusa9465
    @mansamusa9465 Před rokem +3

    The African origins of Egyptian civilisation lie in an important cultural horizon, the ‘primary pastoral community’, which emerged in both the Egyptian and Sudanese parts of the Nile Valley in the fifth millennium BC. A re-examination of the chronology, assisted by new AMS determinations from Neolithic sites in Middle Egypt, has charted the detailed development of these new kinds of society. The resulting picture challenges recent studies that emphasise climate change and environmental stress as drivers of cultural adaptation in north-east Africa. It also emphasises the crucial role of funerary practices and body decoration.
    Cultural convergence in the Neolithic of the Nile Valley: a prehistoric perspective on Egypt's place in Africa
    Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 January 2015

    • @NoRockinMansLand
      @NoRockinMansLand Před rokem +1

      Oh yes I read that, Cambridge dropped some truth🔥 at this point the only people holding us back are Zahi Hawass and his team that are liars, and National Geographic posting fake reconstructions lol

  • @thevisitor1012
    @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +10

    21:51 Weird how no one brings up that the Kushites also depicted their women with yellow skin. I suppose the "they were tanned" argument doesn't hold up too well in modern Sudan?

    • @ComingToAfrica
      @ComingToAfrica Před rokem +2

      Sadly the argument that the detractors make is that since Kush was a Egyptian vassal for a time. It’s only natural that the Kushite would use artistic influences from the Egyptians.
      With that being said. The color yellow among the ancient Egyptians was certainly a symbolic color for the women.

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +7

      @@ComingToAfrica I heard a theory that the women depicted as being yellow was reference to the goddess Nut, who's also depicted with yellow skin at times. This Gender distinction is supported with Geb(her male twin) being reddish brown like the men of Egypt are. This gender distinction seems to phase out in the Amarna period, and we start to see both men and women being presented in brownish skin(which is likely their true skin colour).

    • @ComingToAfrica
      @ComingToAfrica Před rokem +4

      @@thevisitor1012
      I did not notice Nut being depicted as yellow to be honest. I will have to pay attention to that. When it comes to the phenotypic color of the Kemites I think that the myth of Khum suffice. As he’s seen as the maker of their bodies from the Black silt of the land thus explaining their dark color. Anti Blacks will probably say however that that myth is specific to the Egyptians of Aswan though.

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +1

      @@ComingToAfrica Never heard of the myth, thanks for bringing it to my attention. Even if someone denounces it one can point to the book of gates, where the Egyptian men are always portrayed as being darker skinned than the Mediterranean and Asiatic people.

    • @shax3403
      @shax3403 Před rokem +5

      They painted their women yellow as a symbol of fertility. They also painted men red at times to symbolize Vitality. Dr Ivan Van Sertima wrote about that. He's another genius african scholar

  • @kiperangel
    @kiperangel Před rokem +4

    The first Nubian pyramid was built around 700 BC, much later than the great pyramids. After so many years of exchange, the Nubians worshipped Egyptian gods and kept many Egyptian traditions, even as Egypt itself faded as a power

    • @Taharqo.saved.the.Hebrew
      @Taharqo.saved.the.Hebrew Před 10 měsíci +5

      Pyramids where actually found across the Sahara desert in a much smaller design around 7000B.C. long before the Egyptians perfected the Art and used their great wealth to build the pyramids in Giza

    • @marilainedictan4851
      @marilainedictan4851 Před 5 měsíci +3

      The nubians predated "egypt"/kemet by 600 years
      Kemetic culture BORROWS HEAVILY from nubia they were sister Civilizations

  • @hannobaalii_makendalii
    @hannobaalii_makendalii Před rokem +3

    And it was the survivors of ATLANTES who migrated EASTWARD from Mauritania in the WEST to revive itself on the upper Nyle to do such wonders.
    Nilotic South Sudanese have the most stable genetic phenotype from the Atlantean Empire's heyday.

    • @NoRockinMansLand
      @NoRockinMansLand Před rokem +1

      Can you tell me more about Atlanten civilization?

    • @hannobaalii_makendalii
      @hannobaalii_makendalii Před rokem +1

      @@NoRockinMansLand OF COURSE ii COULD, BUT NO!
      Stop just talking to people for ANSWERS! LEARN to do RESEARCHING.
      READ BOOKS TO KNOW WHAT THE IGNORANT & LAZY NEVER WILL.
      LIBRARIES STILL EXIST.
      ASK FRANK JOSEPH. His books are some of the best.

    • @NoRockinMansLand
      @NoRockinMansLand Před rokem +2

      @@hannobaalii_makendalii what books should I read? What video should I watch?

    • @hannobaalii_makendalii
      @hannobaalii_makendalii Před rokem +1

      @@NoRockinMansLand Can you READ??? czcams.com/video/sigJwoeU6OI/video.html
      A hint is sufficient to all but the STUPIGNORANT.
      Historian FRANK JOSEPH??? (Amazon)
      ii gave u a name and u overlooked it.
      No wonder u know so little.

    • @hannobaalii_makendalii
      @hannobaalii_makendalii Před rokem +1

      @@NoRockinMansLand
      MICHAEL BRADLEY
      BRIGHT INSIGHT Channel
      ANTONIA ZAMORA Channel
      MARIO BUILDREPS Channel
      MICHAEL CREMO
      GRAHAM HANCOCK.

  • @user-iq6rf5lj8q
    @user-iq6rf5lj8q Před 2 měsíci

    Thank you for this brilliant content. Indeed, no (eurocentric)lie can live forever.

  • @gerrysharpe1958
    @gerrysharpe1958 Před rokem

    Egyptians/kemet were colonists from kush/ta-seti. Yes to unite kingdoms under a pharaoh indicates significant separate existence before unification. So ancient Egyptian civilization is older than commonly recognized.

  • @glennapinckney1127
    @glennapinckney1127 Před rokem

    Incense burner looks heavy

  • @thevisitor1012
    @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +1

    8:39 which show/movie is this from? That black dude looks badass

    • @kuelimika
      @kuelimika  Před rokem +1

      😄😄That's Corlys Velarion from House of the Dragon, new HBO show. I think he looks badass, too.

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +1

      @@kuelimika Thanks, I wasn't sure if he was from that or Rings of power. Since it's a prequel it should be easy to pick up too.

  • @Lobloe
    @Lobloe Před rokem +1

    Hey brotha, I've learned so much from your channel! Don't worry about the dummies that don't want to hear the truth, keep doing what cha doing plz!

  • @tesfaywoldemariam8010

    Great,! Egypt is the youngest sibling or grand child of the Horn of Africa civilization, not the other way round. Check this article as well.
    "Relating the Ancient Ona Culture to the Wider Northern Horn: Discerning Patterns and Problems in the Archaeology of the First Millennium BC
    2009
    Curtis, Matthew C."

  • @eastsidemuu
    @eastsidemuu Před rokem +1

    💯👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

  • @playplayproduction
    @playplayproduction Před 2 měsíci +1

    Hi, you got all wrong. There is no such Kingdom as Nubia. Ta-SETI meaning Land of the Bow was the civilization in the Nile Valley, which later migrated Northwards and occupied other Northern regions that gave birth to the Pre-Dynastic Egypt. Ta-SETI was categorized as the Proto-Dynastic era, which had Kings such as Elephant and Bull, which were predecessors to Pre-Dynastic era of the Nile Valley.
    The ancestors of the Ta-Setians were occupiers of the Green Sahara region in Southern Egypt, which included regions today known as Napta Playa. During the desiccation of the Green Sahara, the occupiers migrated towards the Nile and founded the Early A-Group Culture which spread Northwards. The Neolithic Cultures of the Nile Valley are tied to the Nubian Neolithic Tradition traced to Napta Playa.
    Nubia is a region in Southern Egypt and Northern Sudan. It is home to the first and second Nomes of ancient Egypt which are Ta-SETI and Westjishor.
    They were several Kingdoms in the Lower Nubia region of the Upper Nile. Calling it Nubia is wrong.

  • @MediaManagementAndPublishing

    Pick up our book called The Royal African war elephant. It is the first of its kind with the missing sources and missing images of african history and mind-blowing. First hand accounts of wars from cartographers perspectives.

  • @Sean-kz1cl
    @Sean-kz1cl Před rokem +1

    Why is 25th dynasty of Egypt not represented in none of Egypt's historical records?

    • @LightOwl-o8o
      @LightOwl-o8o Před rokem

      The Arabs that rule Egypt don't wish it to be so.

  • @dablaccseaproductions5279
    @dablaccseaproductions5279 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Southern Africa has a way older calendar

  • @thabovalentino5000
    @thabovalentino5000 Před rokem

    For astrology plz look up Adams calendar in South Africa = 75 000 years old

    • @NoRockinMansLand
      @NoRockinMansLand Před rokem +1

      The oldest earth works in the planet are found in Maputo, it's 200 000 years old

    • @LightOwl-o8o
      @LightOwl-o8o Před rokem

      350 000 years old actually

  • @freaqkwenccplanettv6424

    Beautiful video thank you for righting the many wrongs done to the Almighty Great Nubian Ancestors!!!! This is only the beginning!!!

  • @raidermanic872
    @raidermanic872 Před rokem +7

    They want us to believe that Nubia came from Egypt because Nubia was a land ruled by blacks & blacks only. However Egypt was conquered many times by outside invaders from different races.

  • @rowanmurray7523
    @rowanmurray7523 Před 10 měsíci +1

    That makes perfect sense ! Because colonizers love to tell you how and where you Began ! They want to be your beginner

  • @iskindersam7834
    @iskindersam7834 Před rokem

    The title is wrong. KEMET is older than Egypt

  • @mysticmajin3769
    @mysticmajin3769 Před rokem

    You forgot to mention the three nubian kingdoms of makruia alodia and nobatia and after that the funj sultante which lasted till 1823

  • @user-kj2xh6bt5y
    @user-kj2xh6bt5y Před 4 měsíci

    The distroy awa storyy

  • @bennybobbieboogie
    @bennybobbieboogie Před rokem +2

    It’s actually deeper than that, what they call Pharaonic Egypt is the tail end of ancient Egypt or the last resurrection shall we say. the Turin papyrus and the Palermo stone Have a list of Kings and times that date back to over 36,000 years.

  • @seleuf
    @seleuf Před rokem

    10:01 Bruce Willis?! Oh, Williams. He almost looks like a cross between Bruce Willis and Sam Neill, though. xD

  • @iskindersam7834
    @iskindersam7834 Před 2 měsíci

    Why do people call it ancient Egypt?

  • @Blacksunday211
    @Blacksunday211 Před 8 měsíci

    Thank but they are not call Nubia but kushite if we are talking about ancient times

  • @matamba6774
    @matamba6774 Před rokem +4

    every time i want a good laugh i listen to eurocentric or arabcentric people talking about ancient egypt. That they get so many people involved in their banal theories is pure circus

  • @SteveLawson-gp1oz
    @SteveLawson-gp1oz Před rokem

    You have just awaken the history stored in my genetic bank because melanin has memory

  • @MediaManagementAndPublishing

    The other main reason is for the power dynamic of the engines of war animals being supplied innumerably with the largest war elephants in world history and the largest rhinocerosis in world history where are the land of the fable battle unicorns are known to have been employed. The book The Royal African war elephant documents this with proofs sources and etchings pre-colonial by cartographers and map makers with images not circulated in history books.

  • @thevisitor1012
    @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +1

    28:48 The Kushites freed them from the Libyans, the Assyrians came later.

  • @indigothevoice44
    @indigothevoice44 Před rokem

    The Dogon And their history blows the narrative that Egypt is the oldest civilization of merit in Africa
    But Good video
    Side note the Pyramid complex at machu pichu predates those in the Sudan by 4,000 years…
    The Olmec civilization was of African origin Also,
    Seems as if the ancient peoples all shared a similar understanding and Europeans misnomer our culture due to lack of context

  • @jeremys6631
    @jeremys6631 Před 8 měsíci

    I've never read that Egypt was hight of ancient civilizations 😂 . Maybe old books may have said that but we all know more have existed before them.

  • @thevisitor1012
    @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +3

    7:50 to play devil's advocate here the earliest use of Egyptian writing was found in Abydos and is referred to as "Tomb U-J." I believe an earlier depiction of the Serekh was found at this site. For the white crown it seems an earlier depiction was found at Nag el-Hamdulab. which makes it reasonable to assume that the people of Qustul copied the Egyptians iconographies.

    • @kuelimika
      @kuelimika  Před rokem +5

      Even if they found somewhat older pharaonic symbols in Egypt. I believe that those two people were just using the same symbols of power throughout their existence. And this demonstrated by throughout their history. I think there are some elements the Egyptians copied from the Nubians and vice-versa. What we know is that both peoples descend from the same people who came from further south and the Sahara, then settled in Nubia, then some of them went further north to settle in Upper Egypt. That’s why I believe the Egyptians incorporated some stuff from the Nubians. But it could as well just be that they were using the same symbols because they learnt it from their common ancestor.
      Thanks for your comment. Nice of you to play devil’s advocate. 😄

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Před rokem +6

      @@kuelimika My take on it is that the flooding of the Aswan dam means that a lot of potential discoveries(that have may be older than the ones found in southern Egypt) were lost to time. Second, writings like the Edfu texts and Diodorius and the cranial studies done on the Naqada people(I believe the skeletal remains of the elites were similar to those in Ta-seti) seem to support that the Scorpion king and such were initially colonists sent from Ta-seti/Qustul and eventually established Egypt and destroyed Qustul after reaching a certain level of strength. Qustul's still the strongest kingdom we can identify at the time which supports this theory.

    • @piyesankara890
      @piyesankara890 Před rokem +2

      @@kuelimika “We now recognize that populations of Nubia and Egypt form a continuum rather than clearly distinct groups,” Mr. Emberling writes, “and that it is impossible to draw a line between Egypt and Nubia that would indicate where ‘black’ begins.”
      Partnerships and Power Shifts Between Two Mighty Lands
      New York Times by Karen Rosenberg March 24, 2011

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Před rokem

      @@vnolan633 This is the one I'm referring to: Prowse, T.L., and N.C.Lovell. 1996. Concordance of cranial and dental morphological traits and evidence for endogamy in ancient Egypt.
      American Journal of Physical Anthropology
      101:237-46.

    • @vincenth.3986
      @vincenth.3986 Před rokem

      Bull S___T!

  • @daveonrhodes8037
    @daveonrhodes8037 Před 5 měsíci

    Bible said that kush or cushite was the older brother of egyptian aka mizriam... bible never lies

  • @CrowdPleeza
    @CrowdPleeza Před rokem +1

    As far as Nubia being the origin of Egyptian kingship. This info challenges that.
    Many people view Nubia as where Egyptian kingship started. This idea is based on the Qustul incense burner found in Nubia.
    This info is on a falcon figurine found in the Egyptian city of Hierakonpolis. It's dated to have been made around 3700 B.C. The falcon was associated with kingship in Egypt. So this figurine demonstrates that kingship was already present in Egypt before the Qustul burner(3200 B.C). That incense burner could likely be an Egyptian import into Nubia.
    Source:
    Artifact: Egyptian Falcon
    Renée Friedman, Hierakonpolis Expedition
    Archaeology

    • @CrowdPleeza
      @CrowdPleeza Před rokem

      Also has any writing been found in Nubia that's older than Egyptian writing?

    • @kuelimika
      @kuelimika  Před rokem +5

      The falcon is not the only symbol of kingship power. This piece of evidence only suggests that Egyptians were using certain symbols of kingship before the Nubians. Where is the white crown for example? Usually after the pharaonic period, the falcon is often seen with the crowns, but here, it is nowhere to be seen. Besides, this piece of evidence does not prove that the Qustul burner isn’t Nubian. The Qustul burner was made by Nubians in Nubian rock art. And it was found in the tomb of a Nubian king, which suggests that the burner was made for a Nubian king by his Nubian subjects. The author of that post commits a fallacy and his argument is not logically sound. There is nothing in his discovery that leads to conclude that the Qustul burner was not Nubian.

    • @suprmekai5
      @suprmekai5 Před rokem

      @@kuelimika czcams.com/video/55tSkRqhmYc/video.html
      Can you please make a video like this that home team history made really need it.

    • @kuelimika
      @kuelimika  Před rokem +1

      @@suprmekai5 😄😀 Alright, mate. I am glad you asked. Let me work on that right after the video I am working on at the moment.

    • @suprmekai5
      @suprmekai5 Před rokem

      @@kuelimika yea Egyptian art faces compared to the Benin, ife west African art faces and Nubian can’t wait.

  • @janeteather8577
    @janeteather8577 Před 8 měsíci

    wagwan

  • @curiositycloset2359
    @curiositycloset2359 Před 2 měsíci

    "Ancient Egypt", you realise there were kingdoms there before it was unified as egypt?

  • @ChrisThornburn-ke5xk
    @ChrisThornburn-ke5xk Před 9 měsíci

    when ta seti was formed it was egyptian land

  • @anthonyamare1902
    @anthonyamare1902 Před 7 měsíci

    Tricked me into subscribing 😂

  • @samayo9746
    @samayo9746 Před rokem +1

    The Caiiro Museum does not even have anything on the 25th Dynasty of Kmt. How pathetic!
    And from this presentation one can clearly see that Kmt and Nubia were almost perfect and the same the earlier back you go; pretty much like you see the two Congos today, Zambia and Malawi. Zimbabwe and South Africa, Congo and Gabon,Nigeria and Ghana, Namibia and Botswana, Uganda and Kenya, etc, etc. Only now these nations do not go to war with each other.

  • @zetatetraedre7732
    @zetatetraedre7732 Před rokem

    Why "Sister" and not "Brother" ?
    Why "Her" and not "Him' ?

  • @MediaKings
    @MediaKings Před 3 měsíci

    This is a great video 😊 however just like you have criticism of mainstream scholars, I have criticism for your video. There are astronomical sites much older than Nubia. There's one one South Africa and one in Turkey. Also you should avoid the simple act of doing the same thing that racist people did but in reverse. We're here for TRUTH not simpy to react! Also if I may add that fact that Nubians are the original colonizers of Arabia and Mesopotamia.

  • @youngerudit2524
    @youngerudit2524 Před rokem

    New subscriber automatic

  • @viocastorulcalator5664
    @viocastorulcalator5664 Před 7 měsíci +1

    archeology does not confirm such stories.
    The darker civilization of Kush was born thanks to ancient Egypt.
    Always when someone utters the word "true" history, one must pause and read the scientific sources. :)
    Nubia is the origin of a short-lived late Egyptian dynasty and nothing more.

  • @juan-qs2zr
    @juan-qs2zr Před 7 měsíci

    you need to learn to tell stories so as not to be boring and much better emphasis with music

  • @seleuf
    @seleuf Před rokem

    19:30 Oi! Didn't you use that same vase to showcase a Greek depiction of Ancient Egyptians? Loving your vids, but that doesn't mean I won't call you out on stuff like this xP

  • @woozyz2769
    @woozyz2769 Před rokem +3

    Nubia, Kush and even Kerma are NOT indigenous names, when it comes to history and archeology it is important to use indigenous names

    • @tonybrown6496
      @tonybrown6496 Před rokem

      Kush was indigenous.

    • @woozyz2769
      @woozyz2769 Před rokem

      @@tonybrown6496 That's the problem, everybody only knows Kush, Kush is pretty new only 1070 bce, the previous kingdoms were much more glorious especially in the 3000s bce

    • @woozyz2769
      @woozyz2769 Před rokem

      @@tonybrown6496 The empire yes but the name no

  • @yvestapaybouazo9587
    @yvestapaybouazo9587 Před rokem

    The True HistorY of Black People!

  • @rudysettles2077
    @rudysettles2077 Před rokem

    @kuelimika its not older than egypt as egypt has the oldest pyramids and they are much bigger. The nubian pyramids were smaller and all came after because they stole the idea from egyptians and made knock offs.

  • @coldcreation6676
    @coldcreation6676 Před rokem +1

    *African civilizations were very egalitarian and they had women rulers too*

  • @jrockland4057
    @jrockland4057 Před 5 měsíci

    The Akan tell of a history that involved a conquering people from West Africa who moved from west to east, to the great lakes area, then continuing down the Nile conquering the people of the Nile. The story tells of the creation of Caanan as well. Where are they in the stories presented by you? Just curious. The Kikuyu of Kenya apparently have a recollection of the Akan story also. There are huge gaps in the Egyptian story. Too many missing pieces.