The King Who Created His Own Language | The Family Tree of the Mfons of Bamum (Cameroon)

In this video, I go over the family tree and history of the pretty obscure Kingdom of Bamum in Cameroon. Apologies for butchering many of the names in this video.
Learn the Bamum Script: omniglot.com/writing/bamum.htm
Download a (free) PDF of the family tree here:
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If you would like to send a family tree you've created to me, please contact me at [e-mail] and I'll showcase it in a folder here:
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SOURCES:
artmuseum.princeton.edu/colle... (ARTWORK FOR THE MONARCHS)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom...
www.afropedea.org/kingdom-of-b...
#History #Africa #Monarchy #FamilyTree #Genealogy

[@JakeTheGenealogist]

Update: Ibrahim Mbombo Njoya died last September and the crown prince Nabil Mbombo Njoya was crowned.

[@CardinalConky]

What an intriguing topic!

[@deteon1418]

Looks nice.
Obscure topics are great 👍

[@uvalavramoviz6993]

Great job!

[@peritagonzalez1931]

Y jean Louis bingna qué es?

[@NuAege2302]

Why do you think Mfon Koutou wouldn't rule for such length of time. After all, Mfons rule for life until after death could a new Mfon be named.
Why can't you take what they say as primary source. Would you acknowledge only if it was an outside source?