The National Museum in Khartoum has a beautiful 30 foot statue of Taharqa. I have a video of my son when he was three years old pointing at the statue saying "Superman". Name your children Taharqa instead of Tyrone...Thank you for the video.
@@TYETHEG83 At the end of the day there is nothing "wrong. But we are the only people on the planet that honor our former masters by maintaining the branding/names they forced on us so many years ago. If you met a Japanese or Indian named Tyrone you might laugh, but no one finds it strange when Africans have these names. As Brother Malcolm once said walking around with these names let's the world know who owned your great great grandfather.
Also, the largest of all the Kushite pyramids was built in his honor. It was made so that if you are standing at the Jebel Barakal peak on the day the Nile begins it's flood, you can see the sun line up with the pyramid at sunrise, and if you are standing at the pyramid on the day the Nile flood recedes, you can see the sun line up with the Jebel Barakal peak at sunset. There is a documentary on youtube that has good visuals of this called, "Immortal Egypt: Invasion (Ancient Egypt Documentary)."
@EuropaNostra He was greeted as a liberator in Upper Egypt (the south), he then went north without any battles, he trusted Lower Egypt (the north), they initially allied with him. They turned their backs and allied with the influxing Assyrians, forcing a Cushitic militarial retreat to the capital of Napata. There was no reason to fight northward seeking vengeance, because the Persians (who Cush was allies with) annexed Assyrian territory, ending the Assyrian empire. The later "Aethiopians" of Meroe, were largely on positive terms with the Greeks and Romans, they resisted Arab empires (and Islam) and remained Christians, until the Turks conquered and calling the land "Bilad Al-Sudan" (The land of the blacks)
Taharqa was known in the ancient world as one of the greatest conquerors in the world. He led his armies according to strabo who quoted megasthenes, to the pillars of Hercules.
Wheir do we get this meth that he is only popular because he is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible thats not true people need to do research before they speak didn't he say in the video that he was like by his own before any Hebrew he said his own recognize him and loved him before any others they his words
I wish Hollywood made accurate movies about these ancient dark/ brown skinned kings & queens of old, who lived all over the world. As a person of Afro, Indo, amazonian heritage & a lover of history I'd be happy to see movies like that.
Nigel Khan The Only Thing That Comes Close To That Was " The Long Ships" " Starring " SIDNEY POITIER " !!!!!!! And They Did Not Show It In The " SOUTH" Here In " NORTH AMERICA " !!!!!!! Also They Screw/ Up The " ENDING" In Favor Of The " White European"(" Richard Widmark ") Being " VICTORIOUS " Over The " BLACK MOOR"(" SIDNEY POITIER ") !!!!!!! Thru Of All Things An " ACCIDENT " !!!!!!! But At Least It Was A "Half/ A_s " Good" " TRY" !!!!!!!👌🏾👊🏾🤔😮🌬
I've never had any racism towards blacks but I used to be one of those people that thought that Africans before the Europeans came just walked around naked. I never knew about any of this until this year. This channel has changed has changed my view on African History FOREVER!
@@09echols lol it's a none fact that the French would deface statues like the Sphinx. Most invaders destroyed the noise because they where African. You hardly never see Roman or Greek busk damaged this way.
from what i read, there were so many different kings and leaders over time; who wanted to have and control Egypt because of all the gold they were known to have, and the most beautiful fabrics, and clothing, oils, also Egypt was well known for its wine, so Egypt attracted lots of attention, rulers from the Middle East, Europe, India etc. were all interested in Egypt's commodities and resources. Some of the invaders would mutilated the statues; trying to discredit a particular Pharaoh or King.
I'm learning more about Africa countries now since internet,than all the years i went to college,back than us as black people just learned about slavery,I'm so happy to learn Africa is the mother's of civilization.
More African kings to talk about. Africans empires may have been tellurcratic but better than Europes! AFRICANA OWN AFRICAN. AND WE HOLD THE POWER AND ITS POTENTIAL. THE CONTINENT IS OURS TO EXPLORE AND TAKE. AFRICA FOREVER!
You left out the part where Taharqa calls himself emperor of the world. “My father Amen commanded me to place all lands and foreign countries beneath my feet; the south land to retehu-qabet, the north land to qebh-hor, the east to where the sun rises, and the west to the place where it sets.” Lines 15-16 Kawa V 6th year reign inscription by Taharka
In so many writings this great Kushite king is always depicted as European..in spite of where he is from his hair, lips and without the nose being hacked off he is unmistakable African. Why so much deception and envy towards the magnificent achievements coming from the minds of a Black man in his own land?
@Matthew Tenorio_3200654 I don't know if it appears online. I have seen it in a book I have called The Black Pharaohs Egypt's Nubian Rulers by Richard G Morkot Page 35. The artist name is Winifred Brunton a white South African. The picture is of Amendris I.
Taharqa was known in the ancient world as one of the greatest conquerors of all time. Taharka himself mentions his fame in the ancient world for his military prowess. "His(Taharka) name circulating in all lands and foreign countries through the valiance of his valiant strong arm.” Stela of Taharka from year 6 from Kawa IV ca. 685 bce. He led his armies according to strabo who quoted megasthenes, to the pillars of Hercules. Many scholars have documented the extensive conquests of Taharka. John Giles discusses the great conquests of Taharka “A prince called tirhakoh in scripture, tearcho and taracho by the greeks had during the disaster of Egypt, been making great conquests in Ethiopia on both sides of the red sea. Availing himself of the caravan roads, through the broad continent of Africa, he had pursued his victorious career to the shores of the Atlantic, and northwards to the Pillars of Hercules. Many nomadic nations of Ethiopia and Arabia had united under his wide spreading dominion; and he had already performed more extensive and more difficult journeys, than the march which report now ascribed to him, of penetrating through the desert which joins the two cultivated regions of Arabia, Sabea, and Omanum, and then proceeding from the latter, along the western shore of the Persian gulf, into the rich Babylonian plain, and to its capital Nineveh, the proud Centre of Assyrian power.” Pg 122 The history of the world from the reign of Alexander to that of Augustus By John Gillies Taharka was only defeated because of his old age “Tirhakah was now quite old, as he had led the Egyptian army against Esarhaddon’s grandfather, and yet he was still of fight, and placed his army between Memphis and the Assyrians and gave them battle.” Pg 46 The chosen people by Winfield forrest cozart 1924
@Galactus2018 Taharqa"s empire extended way past the borders of egypt. here is a quote from Taharqa himself “My father Amun commanded me (Taharqa) to place all lands and foreign countries beneath my feet; the south land to retehu-qabet, the north land to qebh-hor, the east to where the sun rises, and the west to the place where it sets.” Lines 15-16 Kawa 6th year reign inscription by Taharka
@Galactus2018 Taharqa conquered the Assyrians many times and was only defeated in his old age. he also conquered as far as Mesopotamia “On a monument at Thebes, Taharqa is represented conquering the Assyrians….. Taharqa does this before Amen-Ra in his usual human type, who holds by cords three usual towns indicated by beardless captives, with their names in ovals. They are tash-pa, tesher, and kah-set or khash-khast, and are apparently Ethiopian. Tasher is of course the desert or red land, in antithesis to kami or Egypt. Besides Amen-Ra, a deity of smaller proportions wearing two hawks feathers on his head, is represented standing, holding a sceptre. This might be a form of anhar or onouris. A statue at bulaq records amongst other nations conquered the shasu or arabs, the khita or Syrians, aratu or aradus, kati or Phoenicians, assur or Assyria, and naharaina or Mesopotamia” Transactions of the Society of Biblical Archæology, Volumes 7-8 By Society of Biblical Archæology (London, England) pg 208-209
@Galactus2018 “The reign of Tirhakah (Tehrak) during this period appears to have been glorious. He was regarded by Judea as its protector, and exercised a certain influence over all Syria as far as Taurus, Amanus and the Euphrates. In Africa, he brought into subjugation the native tribes of the north coast, carrying his arms, according to some, as far as the Pillars of Hercules. He is exhibited at Medinet-Abou in the dress of a warrior, smiting with a mace ten captive foreign princes. He erected monuments in the Egyptian style at Thebes, Memphis, and Napata. Of all the Ethiopian sovereigns of Egypt he was undoubtedly the greatest; but towards the close of his life reverses befell him, which require to be treated in another section.” Pg 330 The Story of Phoenicia ; The Story of Ancient Egypt By George Rawlinson
@Galactus2018 i can tell that you did not read my whole post because i just quoted George Rawlinson. Pillars of Hercules was not a term used during the time of Kemet. Taharqa calls it the land of Amentet which is the furthest land of the west.
I know a Hip Hop artist on the independent scene that goes by the name Taharqa . When trying to google his music I seen that he named himself as a king and I think that’s pretty dope
Home Team, I like King Taharqa, The Kush Kingdom, and that beautiful culture as well, too. Man, it's really amazing that I learned about our ancestors had things to do with Egypt, too. You should do a story on King Piye, too.
This is the King I was named after (Taharka). It's always a proud moment when someone asks me where my name came from and I tell them an African King!!
I am proud and proud of myself because I belong to the great Nubian people. I speak Nubian fluently, which is my language that I have spoken since my birth. Our history is great, but injustice and the light has not been seen. The African nation is in need to go backward to derive strength from our history.
I am a Nubian from Sudan , taharqa was a great leader to all the Nile country’s , he is our king , and our father , he ruled a lot of country’s , by the way Nubians ruled Egypt for more than 500 years , narmr the first pharaoh was Nubian he came from Nubia , and unified Egypt and Cush for the first time , narmr and tharqa were the kings of the kings coz the unified
@optimus2g You right. They ruled Egypt for 73 years with the last 13 years, lower Egypt was ruled by the Assyrians. The Kushites were the 25th dynasty.
This is much more powerful than learning how the "man" lied to us. This here gives am aire of confidence , like whoa i am of a royal bloodline period. Very powerful yo.
Dear Home Team, I have a request. May you please do a video on the history of creation from the context of the vha-Venda tribe of South Africa, and their true place or origin. ....if possible. Thank you
The Kru Linguistic group are descendants of the 25th Nubian Dynasty of Egypt. The descendants of Shabiqo migrated towards the lake chad region and established an empire called Adbassa later on the bassa group migrated towards what is today known as Liberia and Ivory Coast. We have broken down into many war confederations becoming smaller tribes but we are all group under the Kru linguistic group.
OG Yoda ' if you search up the Kru linguistic group you’ll only find a little bit of our culture. However I would say the proof is back in Liberian in the villages.
Alnaw Elnaw I mean to be honest it’s oral traditions that are past down and from what my people told me they originated in northern Ethiopia which back then was the land of kush/Nubia
Mustafa المحارب النوبي first of all let me make something clear I’m not stealing people history. The Africans that live in west Africa migrated from the east Africa, I was just putting pieces together. Also I’m surprised your talking about stealing history after the Arabs/Muslims destroyed countless of African tribes history perfect example is the destruction of the Jews of Bildad El Sudan, so you can go somewhere else with your BS.
Brilliantly done! A movie needs to be done about the entire 25th dynasty and historical connections need to be made regarding the Nubian connections to the modern world (faith-Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, as well as science, mathematics and technology). Additionally the many artifacts stolen from various Nubian kings/queens need to be returned to Sudan and apologies made by Italy, France, UK, and Belgium. In fact they should all contribute to a museum in Sudan that houses these artifacts for public view.
Taharqaa was a pharaoh of the Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt and qore (king) of the Kingdom of Kush (present day Sudan), from 690 to 664 BC. He was one of the "Aethiopian Pharaohs" who ruled over Egypt for nearly a century and mentioned in the Bible during the reign of King Hezekiah of Judah (2 Kings 19:9; Isaiah 37:9
He is the inspiration behind OUR Brand. Khushmedia. Thank you for spreading the greatness of this amazing SOUL. THe Great GOD KIng Tarhaqa. He is the true embodiment of WHat an African Ruler/King suppose to be. Very Wise, humble and Brave indeed. A visionary that left a strong lasting lagacy that should be celebrated everywhere. LArge Up HOME TEAM!! Thank you.
Pharaoh Tahaka.. king of both Nubia and Kemet (Egypt). Biblical references :- -------------------------------------- #Tahaka has been suggested to be Tirhakah, king of Ethiopia (Kush), who waged war against Sennacherib during the reign of King Hezekiah of Judah (2 Kings 19:9; Isaiah 37:9) The events in the biblical account are believed to have taken place in 701 BC, whereas #Tahaka came to the throne some ten years later. If the title of king in the biblical text refers to his future royal title, he still may have been too young to be a military commander. Herodotus, the Greek historian who wrote his Histories c. 450 BC, speaks of a divinely-appointed disaster destroying an army of Sennacherib, which was defeated by Sethos (probably Shebitku) after praying to the gods. The gods sent "a multitude of field-mice, which devoured all the quivers and bowstrings of the enemy, and ate the thongs by which they managed their shields." This is commemorated in "a stone statue of Sethos, with a mouse in his hand, and an inscription to this effect 'Look on me, and learn to reverence the gods'." According to Francis Llewellyn Griffith, an attractive hypothesis is to identify the pharaoh as #Tahaka before his succession, and Sethos as his Memphitic priestly title, "supposing that he was then governor of Lower Egypt and high-priest of Ptah, and that in his office of governor he prepared to move on the defensive against a threatened attack by Sennacherib. While #Tahaka was still in the neighbourhood of Pelusium, some unexpected disaster may have befallen the Assyrian host on the borders of Palestine and arrested their march on Egypt." The two snakes in the crown of pharaoh #Tahaka show that he was the king of both the lands of Egypt and Nubia.
I recently saw a social media post that there are stories of Africans attacking slave ships in attempts to free the people before they were shipped across the Atlantic. I never heard of this before, would you be able to find accounts of these events? Thanks for all you do, love your channel!
I know who to cast for King Taharqa, Daniel Kaluuya, but I don't know who to cast for King Sennacherib, Hezekiah and Isaiah, the film would be 2 hours and 48 minutes long, it would be epic, based in 701 BC Siege of Jerusalem.
Hello. I enjoyed the presentation and I am getting ready to do a podcast. The information that I got from the King James Version of the bible 2 Kings Chapter 19 :9 reflects your video. It is spelled " Tirhankah
I will support you. Our people need to know REAL world history. It’s starts from a single cell organism millions of years ago, to becoming complexed and migrating out of Africa millions of years later.
So I just recently stumbled upon this channel, IM SO LOVING IT THIS IS SO 4 ME... BUT THAT INTO & EXIT MUSIC, HITS MY SOUL... I POST INFO ABOUT AFRICAN & AFRICAN AMERICAN & I ALWAYS SAY "KNOW WHO U ARE" SO WHEN U SAY KNOW THY SELF IM LIKE YASSSSSSS this is my brother... thnx 4 the info I've learned so much be BLESSED n keep it coming thnx BROTHER ❤
Can you tell me what the name of the track you use on the intro to your show? It sounds like an African (Nubian/Zulu) war chant of some kind, I really like it! Gets me fired up! Thanks.
As a Sudanese before being African I say thank you really from the heart man its time for us to stand out and speak our history .we have a say here "الما عندو ماضي ما عندو مستقبل""No past..No Future"
We get it, Your tribe has some remarkable history, but dont let tribalism make you think you're any different from the rest of Africa. I am Black first, before i am anything.
Reading about him in one of Ivan Van Sertima’s books and trying to find more information about him in the Bible and the Torah which has been hard for me but thanks for this video.
TAHARQA was the ANGEL of the LORD in the BIBLE, who killed 185,000 ASSYRIANS at the GATES of JERSUALEM with his ELITE KUSHITE BOWMEN. Thanks again Hometeam for another PROFOUND piece of HISTORY.
Dr Clark said It best. The story of the great exodus out of Egypt. The oppression came under Assyrian reign. Took them in and gave them life. European literature says Egypt was oppressive and opposition to the one god, but yet....The Whole idea of monotheism came from Akhenaton and his wife. Yet I mention this and I’m considered blasphemous by my own people. Yet every story of gods promises and favoritism (just like he a man or some shit) to a particular people they want to claim that’s them in the Bible.
My favorite prayer part: " Oh Amun....Oh, You who did not abandon what he has created, while it is half realized... Do not let me enter an affair that you hate."
*Na-re Ma-re would be a closer pronunciation. The oldest depiction of a pharaoh, is found in Aswan in Nubia, Egypt. This makes perfect since Upper Egypt (south), conquered Lower Egypt (north) during The Unification.
Gary Garrett you're so right 👉 The Ancient Egyptians and Hebrews where Black Unto The Ground Abraham had Nile Valley Ancestor's was not Abraham related to Nimrod the Cushite
The National Museum in Khartoum has a beautiful 30 foot statue of Taharqa. I have a video of my son when he was three years old pointing at the statue saying "Superman". Name your children Taharqa instead of Tyrone...Thank you for the video.
I went to high school, with a young man, last name Taharka.
@@barbram8001 God Bless him.
Nice
What's wrong with my name if you don't mind me asking
@@TYETHEG83 At the end of the day there is nothing "wrong. But we are the only people on the planet that honor our former masters by maintaining the branding/names they forced on us so many years ago. If you met a Japanese or Indian named Tyrone you might laugh, but no one finds it strange when Africans have these names. As Brother Malcolm once said walking around with these names let's the world know who owned your great great grandfather.
Im not black or african, but i gotta thank you for bringing these videos to the public eye, too much history missing for too long
Also, the largest of all the Kushite pyramids was built in his honor. It was made so that if you are standing at the Jebel Barakal peak on the day the Nile begins it's flood, you can see the sun line up with the pyramid at sunrise, and if you are standing at the pyramid on the day the Nile flood recedes, you can see the sun line up with the Jebel Barakal peak at sunset. There is a documentary on youtube that has good visuals of this called, "Immortal Egypt: Invasion (Ancient Egypt Documentary)."
Thank you
Yea....But you ain't NO Kushite (ethiopia).....Who are your kings????
Thank you. I'm going to study this.
@@maxpower2592 how do u know?
This is the same king i am named after and am proud to tell all people of the history of this name.
@EuropaNostra He was greeted as a liberator in Upper Egypt (the south), he then went north without any battles, he trusted Lower Egypt (the north), they initially allied with him.
They turned their backs and allied with the influxing Assyrians, forcing a Cushitic militarial retreat to the capital of Napata.
There was no reason to fight northward seeking vengeance, because the Persians (who Cush was allies with) annexed Assyrian territory, ending the Assyrian empire.
The later "Aethiopians" of Meroe, were largely on positive terms with the Greeks and Romans, they resisted Arab empires (and Islam) and remained Christians, until the Turks conquered and calling the land "Bilad Al-Sudan" (The land of the blacks)
I think one reason why Taharqa is so popular is because he's mentioned in the Hebrew Bible.
He was also mentioned in text alk over the ancient world
@@bobbye.wright4424 that's deep, you had to be sum serious to be known that widespread back then
Taharqa was known in the ancient world as one of the greatest conquerors in the world. He led his armies according to strabo who quoted megasthenes, to the pillars of Hercules.
@@bobbye.wright4424 ....Sure just like you can find the GREEK word "african"
All over the pyramids & all in the ancient world....foh
Wheir do we get this meth that he is only popular because he is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible thats not true people need to do research before they speak didn't he say in the video that he was like by his own before any Hebrew he said his own recognize him and loved him before any others they his words
I wish Hollywood made accurate movies about these ancient dark/ brown skinned kings & queens of old, who lived all over the world.
As a person of Afro, Indo, amazonian heritage & a lover of history I'd be happy to see movies like that.
Nigel Khan The Only Thing That Comes Close To That Was " The Long Ships" " Starring " SIDNEY POITIER " !!!!!!! And They Did Not Show It In The " SOUTH" Here In " NORTH AMERICA " !!!!!!! Also They Screw/ Up The " ENDING" In Favor Of The " White European"(" Richard Widmark ") Being " VICTORIOUS " Over The " BLACK MOOR"(" SIDNEY POITIER ") !!!!!!! Thru Of All Things An " ACCIDENT " !!!!!!! But At Least It Was A "Half/ A_s " Good" " TRY" !!!!!!!👌🏾👊🏾🤔😮🌬
I've never had any racism towards blacks but I used to be one of those people that thought that Africans before the Europeans came just walked around naked. I never knew about any of this until this year. This channel has changed has changed my view on African History FOREVER!
Dumb ass
Stay awhile.
Why are you here troglodyte?
@@lloydinfamous5032 Be civil.
@@djinnjax3274 being civil got African people 400yrs of slavery.
I love this channel black history time
Me too!!! A lot of knowledge about the world and Africa continent at those times.
It's crazy how African bust sculptures are always missing their noises.
That's on purpose
Why is it on purpose? Just curious.
@@09echols lol it's a none fact that the French would deface statues like the Sphinx. Most invaders destroyed the noise because they where African. You hardly never see Roman or Greek busk damaged this way.
@@09echols to try keep people from knowing who they are. It's undeniable when people see you those noses
from what i read, there were so many different kings and leaders over time; who wanted to have and control Egypt because of all the gold they were known to have, and the most beautiful fabrics, and clothing, oils, also Egypt was well known for its wine, so Egypt attracted lots of attention, rulers from the Middle East, Europe, India etc. were all interested in Egypt's commodities and resources. Some of the invaders would mutilated the statues; trying to discredit a particular Pharaoh or King.
I'm learning more about Africa countries now since internet,than all the years i went to college,back than us as black people just learned about slavery,I'm so happy to learn Africa is the mother's of civilization.
More African kings to talk about. Africans empires may have been tellurcratic but better than Europes! AFRICANA OWN AFRICAN. AND WE HOLD THE POWER AND ITS POTENTIAL. THE CONTINENT IS OURS TO EXPLORE AND TAKE. AFRICA FOREVER!
Taharqa, Piye, and Amanishekto are my three favorite Kush monarchs
You left out the part where Taharqa calls himself emperor of the world. “My father Amen commanded me to place all lands and foreign countries beneath my feet; the south land to retehu-qabet, the north land to qebh-hor, the east to where the sun rises, and the west to the place where it sets.” Lines 15-16 Kawa V 6th year reign inscription by Taharka
Ancient Egypt was a super power for a long time and the Pharaohs were considered gods on Earth.
My daughter is homeschooled and I am adding this channel as HISTORY.
Taharqa has to be one of the greatest African monarchs.
One of the greatest world monarchs.
the Nubians were the creators of the worlds first monarchy even predating the Egyptians by hundreds of years
Sudan
In so many writings this great Kushite king is always depicted as European..in spite of where he is from his hair, lips and without the nose being hacked off he is unmistakable African. Why so much deception and envy towards the magnificent achievements coming from the minds of a Black man in his own land?
For the same reason Jesus is portrayed as being white.
@Matthew Tenorio_3200654 Well actually there is a famous artist who drew a picture of his daughter Princess Amenris as a white woman.
@Matthew Tenorio_3200654 I don't know if it appears online. I have seen it in a book I have called The Black Pharaohs Egypt's Nubian Rulers by Richard G Morkot Page 35. The artist name is Winifred Brunton a white South African. The picture is of Amendris I.
Long live the spirit of King Taharqa! Ase'!
💪🏿Gods Plan
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Taharqa was known in the ancient world as one of the greatest conquerors of all time. Taharka himself mentions his fame in the ancient world for his military prowess. "His(Taharka) name circulating in all lands and foreign countries through the valiance of his valiant strong arm.” Stela of Taharka from year 6 from Kawa IV ca. 685 bce.
He led his armies according to strabo who quoted megasthenes, to the pillars of Hercules.
Many scholars have documented the extensive conquests of Taharka. John Giles discusses the great conquests of Taharka “A prince called tirhakoh in scripture, tearcho and taracho by the greeks had during the disaster of Egypt, been making great conquests in Ethiopia on both sides of the red sea. Availing himself of the caravan roads, through the broad continent of Africa, he had pursued his victorious career to the shores of the Atlantic, and northwards to the Pillars of Hercules. Many nomadic nations of Ethiopia and Arabia had united under his wide spreading dominion; and he had already performed more extensive and more difficult journeys, than the march which report now ascribed to him, of penetrating through the desert which joins the two cultivated regions of Arabia, Sabea, and Omanum, and then proceeding from the latter, along the western shore of the Persian gulf, into the rich Babylonian plain, and to its capital Nineveh, the proud Centre of Assyrian power.” Pg 122 The history of the world from the reign of Alexander to that of Augustus
By John Gillies
Taharka was only defeated because of his old age
“Tirhakah was now quite old, as he had led the Egyptian army against Esarhaddon’s grandfather, and yet he was still of fight, and placed his army between Memphis and the Assyrians and gave them battle.” Pg 46 The chosen people by Winfield forrest cozart 1924
@Galactus2018 who else conquered all of north Africa and Spain to the Pyrenees?
@Galactus2018 Taharqa"s empire extended way past the borders of egypt. here is a quote from Taharqa himself “My father Amun commanded me (Taharqa) to place all lands and foreign countries beneath my feet; the south land to retehu-qabet, the north land to qebh-hor, the east to where the sun rises, and the west to the place where it sets.” Lines 15-16 Kawa 6th year reign inscription by Taharka
@Galactus2018 Taharqa conquered the Assyrians many times and was only defeated in his old age. he also conquered as far as Mesopotamia
“On a monument at Thebes, Taharqa is represented conquering the Assyrians….. Taharqa does this before Amen-Ra in his usual human type, who holds by cords three usual towns indicated by beardless captives, with their names in ovals. They are tash-pa, tesher, and kah-set or khash-khast, and are apparently Ethiopian. Tasher is of course the desert or red land, in antithesis to kami or Egypt. Besides Amen-Ra, a deity of smaller proportions wearing two hawks feathers on his head, is represented standing, holding a sceptre. This might be a form of anhar or onouris. A statue at bulaq records amongst other nations conquered the shasu or arabs, the khita or Syrians, aratu or aradus, kati or Phoenicians, assur or Assyria, and naharaina or Mesopotamia”
Transactions of the Society of Biblical Archæology, Volumes 7-8
By Society of Biblical Archæology (London, England) pg 208-209
@Galactus2018 “The reign of Tirhakah (Tehrak) during this period appears to have been glorious. He was regarded by Judea as its protector, and exercised a certain influence over all Syria as far as Taurus, Amanus and the Euphrates. In Africa, he brought into subjugation the native tribes of the north coast, carrying his arms, according to some, as far as the Pillars of Hercules. He is exhibited at Medinet-Abou in the dress of a warrior, smiting with a mace ten captive foreign princes. He erected monuments in the Egyptian style at Thebes, Memphis, and Napata. Of all the Ethiopian sovereigns of Egypt he was undoubtedly the greatest; but towards the close of his life reverses befell him, which require to be treated in another section.” Pg 330
The Story of Phoenicia ; The Story of Ancient Egypt
By George Rawlinson
@Galactus2018 i can tell that you did not read my whole post because i just quoted George Rawlinson.
Pillars of Hercules was not a term used during the time of Kemet.
Taharqa calls it the land of Amentet which is the furthest land of the west.
The Mighty Ta-Setian King Taharka!✊🏿
THANK U BROTHER, I'M POSTING THIS ON FACEBOOK..... THANK U
How can anybody not like Taharqa with all his human qualities.....Bless be his name....
I'm so glad to be black and glad I found and subscribed to this channel!!!!
I know a Hip Hop artist on the independent scene that goes by the name Taharqa . When trying to google his music I seen that he named himself as a king and I think that’s pretty dope
Thank you so much for this history, I'm blessed to have come across your amazing work
Home Team, I like King Taharqa, The Kush Kingdom, and that beautiful culture as well, too. Man, it's really amazing that I learned about our ancestors had things to do with Egypt, too. You should do a story on King Piye, too.
This is the King I was named after (Taharka). It's always a proud moment when someone asks me where my name came from and I tell them an African King!!
I am proud and proud of myself because I belong to the great Nubian people. I speak Nubian fluently, which is my language that I have spoken since my birth. Our history is great, but injustice and the light has not been seen. The African nation is in need to go backward to derive strength from our history.
I have a bit of insomnia. Your voice is really helping me relax. Thank you.
I am a Nubian from Sudan , taharqa was a great leader to all the Nile country’s , he is our king , and our father , he ruled a lot of country’s , by the way Nubians ruled Egypt for more than 500 years , narmr the first pharaoh was Nubian he came from Nubia , and unified Egypt and Cush for the first time , narmr and tharqa were the kings of the kings coz the unified
Are north sudanese people nubian? Where exactly was nubia
Liar, Egypt ruled Nubia for 500 years. The Kushites ruled Egypt 73 years with last 13 years, Assyrians ruling the North.
You are also not a Nubian
Don't lie. The Egyptians conquered the Nubians. The Nubian Dynasty in Egypt was less than 100 hours (27th dynasty).
@optimus2g
You right. They ruled Egypt for 73 years with the last 13 years, lower Egypt was ruled by the Assyrians. The Kushites were the 25th dynasty.
@@moatazel-shafie3689 Thanks for correction ya Moataz. I forgot the number.
This is much more powerful than learning how the "man" lied to us.
This here gives am aire of confidence , like whoa i am of a royal bloodline period.
Very powerful yo.
I remember back in 2008 Will Smith was to play and direct the movie "The Last Pharaoh" about Taharqa.
Brilliantly done mate👊
Definitely donating to this amazing channel. Pre colonial Alkebulan has always fascinated me.
*Love these historical lessons dear brother, peace and one love young King*
Dear Home Team, I have a request. May you please do a video on the history of creation from the context of the vha-Venda tribe of South Africa, and their true place or origin. ....if possible.
Thank you
Do you perhaps know anything about them my sister?
@@satura4113 I do. But I dont know their creation story
The Kru Linguistic group are descendants of the 25th Nubian Dynasty of Egypt. The descendants of Shabiqo migrated towards the lake chad region and established an empire called Adbassa later on the bassa group migrated towards what is today known as Liberia and Ivory Coast. We have broken down into many war confederations becoming smaller tribes but we are all group under the Kru linguistic group.
Do you have any proof
OG Yoda ' if you search up the Kru linguistic group you’ll only find a little bit of our culture. However I would say the proof is back in Liberian in the villages.
Alnaw Elnaw I mean to be honest it’s oral traditions that are past down and from what my people told me they originated in northern Ethiopia which back then was the land of kush/Nubia
@@Al.Fayiah Stop trying to steal our history...kushite language is sudanic it's related to old nubian which is related to modern nubian languages...
Mustafa المحارب النوبي first of all let me make something clear I’m not stealing people history. The Africans that live in west Africa migrated from the east Africa, I was just putting pieces together. Also I’m surprised your talking about stealing history after the Arabs/Muslims destroyed countless of African tribes history perfect example is the destruction of the Jews of Bildad El Sudan, so you can go somewhere else with your BS.
Always brilliant
I LOVE IT! This was inspiring. Great content and well-researched history. Keep doing your thing, king!
Brilliantly done! A movie needs to be done about the entire 25th dynasty and historical connections need to be made regarding the Nubian connections to the modern world (faith-Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, as well as science, mathematics and technology). Additionally the many artifacts stolen from various Nubian kings/queens need to be returned to Sudan and apologies made by Italy, France, UK, and Belgium. In fact they should all contribute to a museum in Sudan that houses these artifacts for public view.
Another great history lecture from professor HomeTeam, peace my brother. ✌
Love the Ancestors Well Spoken, well Written.
I love these stories love and blessings thanks beloved.
I think Idris Elba would kill that role!
1986Sane omg yesss
Denezil Washington??
Michael jai white
not as likeable as will smith though ...
Or tyrese Gibson
Taharqaa was a pharaoh of the Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt and qore (king) of the Kingdom of Kush (present day Sudan), from 690 to 664 BC. He was one of the "Aethiopian Pharaohs" who ruled over Egypt for nearly a century and mentioned in the Bible during the reign of King Hezekiah of Judah (2 Kings 19:9; Isaiah 37:9
Channel still undefeated bro
He is the inspiration behind OUR Brand. Khushmedia. Thank you for spreading the greatness of this amazing SOUL. THe Great GOD KIng Tarhaqa. He is the true embodiment of WHat an African Ruler/King suppose to be. Very Wise, humble and Brave indeed. A visionary that left a strong lasting lagacy that should be celebrated everywhere. LArge Up HOME TEAM!! Thank you.
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Pharaoh Tahaka.. king of both Nubia and Kemet (Egypt).
Biblical references
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#Tahaka has been suggested to be Tirhakah, king of Ethiopia (Kush), who waged war against Sennacherib during the reign of King Hezekiah of Judah (2 Kings 19:9; Isaiah 37:9)
The events in the biblical account are believed to have taken place in 701 BC, whereas #Tahaka came to the throne some ten years later. If the title of king in the biblical text refers to his future royal title, he still may have been too young to be a military commander.
Herodotus, the Greek historian who wrote his Histories c. 450 BC, speaks of a divinely-appointed disaster destroying an army of Sennacherib, which was defeated by Sethos (probably Shebitku) after praying to the gods. The gods sent "a multitude of field-mice, which devoured all the quivers and bowstrings of the enemy, and ate the thongs by which they managed their shields." This is commemorated in "a stone statue of Sethos, with a mouse in his hand, and an inscription to this effect 'Look on me, and learn to reverence the gods'."
According to Francis Llewellyn Griffith, an attractive hypothesis is to identify the pharaoh as #Tahaka before his succession, and Sethos as his Memphitic priestly title, "supposing that he was then governor of Lower Egypt and high-priest of Ptah, and that in his office of governor he prepared to move on the defensive against a threatened attack by Sennacherib. While #Tahaka was still in the neighbourhood of Pelusium, some unexpected disaster may have befallen the Assyrian host on the borders of Palestine and arrested their march on Egypt."
The two snakes in the crown of pharaoh #Tahaka show that he was the king of both the lands of Egypt and Nubia.
I recently saw a social media post that there are stories of Africans attacking slave ships in attempts to free the people before they were shipped across the Atlantic. I never heard of this before, would you be able to find accounts of these events? Thanks for all you do, love your channel!
Thank you for bringing us the history some don’t want us to know.💕
*Nate Parker "Birth of a Nation" should get a release in theaters*
@HomeTeam History Another great production 🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
.."Once again, you give a beautiful inside"..
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I thought you weren't doing any more videos on UA-cam? Glad you ain't stop
Once again, great video and information! I Always look forward to them.
They really need to make a movie about him ASAP!
I know who to cast for King Taharqa, Daniel Kaluuya, but I don't know who to cast for King Sennacherib, Hezekiah and Isaiah, the film would be 2 hours and 48 minutes long, it would be epic, based in 701 BC Siege of Jerusalem.
Long live King Taharqa 👑
Very interesting, informative, and worthwhile video.
Your narration is perfect.
Hello. I enjoyed the presentation and I am getting ready to do a podcast. The information that I got from the King James Version of the bible 2 Kings Chapter 19 :9 reflects your video. It is spelled " Tirhankah
Keep bringing the light
I will support you. Our people need to know REAL world history. It’s starts from a single cell organism millions of years ago, to becoming complexed and migrating out of Africa millions of years later.
Man, that was HEAVY,thanks home team&peace💯
this channel is a gem
So I just recently stumbled upon this channel, IM SO LOVING IT THIS IS SO 4 ME... BUT THAT INTO & EXIT MUSIC, HITS MY SOUL... I POST INFO ABOUT AFRICAN & AFRICAN AMERICAN & I ALWAYS SAY "KNOW WHO U ARE" SO WHEN U SAY KNOW THY SELF IM LIKE YASSSSSSS this is my brother... thnx 4 the info I've learned so much be BLESSED n keep it coming thnx BROTHER ❤
Wow thank you so much for this! Your knowledge is truly a gift to us all!
To the ancient Kushites the middle East would have been to their South.
Yep, north was toward upper Nile or modern Sudan
Luiz Henrrique Taharqa recked the Egyptians
Content like this is why I share proudly and subscribe. Looking forward to the next video.
Can you tell me what the name of the track you use on the intro to your show? It sounds like an African (Nubian/Zulu) war chant of some kind, I really like it! Gets me fired up! Thanks.
As a Sudanese before being African I say thank you really from the heart man its time for us to stand out and speak our history .we have a say here "الما عندو ماضي ما عندو مستقبل""No past..No Future"
Dam, negros never learn. You do know that it was that foolish tribalism mentality that led to Africa's downfall don't you?
Sudanese before African? Exactly why Sudan is in the peril it's in.
@@ayanda5883 if you want unity you have to start at home
We get it, Your tribe has some remarkable history, but dont let tribalism make you think you're any different from the rest of Africa. I am Black first, before i am anything.
Taharka lived before the Arab invasion of the Sudan.
I love your videos. I love ancient history and your series really fills in because as we know much is left out of mainstream history. Thank you.
Please, make a series about the african's view on the afterlife
God bless you bro this is great work.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO GOOD INFORMATION. VERY ENLIGHTENING.
Always learning from your channel, superb
Another great piece. Giv thanxs
Enjoyed the narrative.
Omg! They need to make a movie about him. What actor could play Taharqa well? .....🤔
Yes! Kush Strode the World Stage!💫🌟✨
Thanks bro
I love your channel. I just discovered it and it’s great. You have a new subscriber.
Reading about him in one of Ivan Van Sertima’s books and trying to find more information about him in the Bible and the Torah which has been hard for me but thanks for this video.
Fascinating.
Indeed he is, I'm surprised that there still isn't a movie about this great king.
I love history
This was beautiful thank you!
I Love the history you bring to light please continue 🥁🥁🥁🥁💟
Taharqa an Aminarinas were powerful warriors .
TAHARQA was the ANGEL of the LORD in the BIBLE, who killed 185,000 ASSYRIANS at the GATES of JERSUALEM with his ELITE KUSHITE BOWMEN. Thanks again Hometeam for another PROFOUND piece of HISTORY.
Dr Clark said It best. The story of the great exodus out of Egypt. The oppression came under Assyrian reign. Took them in and gave them life. European literature says Egypt was oppressive and opposition to the one god, but yet....The Whole idea of monotheism came from Akhenaton and his wife. Yet I mention this and I’m considered blasphemous by my own people. Yet every story of gods promises and favoritism (just like he a man or some shit) to a particular people they want to claim that’s them in the Bible.
Dr Henrik Clarke was referring to the Hyksos during that period. Not the Assyrians. The Assyrians were a different breed.
Thank you...so happy i surscibed
My favorite prayer part: " Oh Amun....Oh, You who did not abandon what he has created, while it is half realized... Do not let me enter an affair that you hate."
I need to find the intro music... Please!
Really enjoy this knowledge.
Hey bro..infro is exceptional...
The first Pharaoh of Egypt was also African, and a Nubian. He was called Men, Menes, Nermer, Scorpion King.
Hence you have meles name in Ethiopia for boys also meles zenawi former president of Ethiopia.
Narmer didn't come from Nubia. He cam from the southern Egyptian city of Thinis.
*Na-re Ma-re would be a closer pronunciation. The oldest depiction of a pharaoh, is found in Aswan in Nubia, Egypt. This makes perfect since Upper Egypt (south), conquered Lower Egypt (north) during The Unification.
Even the Bible appreciated his assistance for the Israelites
Can't wait to they do Movie on Him Taharqa African King of Kings his Life His Battles His Journey
Hollywood will make him white
@@kaderdao1335
You sure?
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Nah, they'll prolly make the Assyrians white though.
*_Very Sobering!_* - 🙏 Amen
Powerful ✊🏽❗
King Taharqa Defender of Egypt/Kush
by default he was defender of Africa
@@MichaelClayton64 There's not enough about Taharka to make a movie. A movie about Hannibal may be a better choice.
@@MichaelClayton64 sure he will just have to shave his beard and grow twist on his head
Gary Garrett you're so right 👉 The Ancient Egyptians and Hebrews where Black Unto The Ground Abraham had Nile Valley Ancestor's was not Abraham related to Nimrod the Cushite
King Taharqa defendeder of Kemet/Kush
by default defender of Africa
King of Asia