IMHOTEP. He was not a ruler, but his achievements as a Scientist, Engineer, Architect, Doctor, and just overall polymath are the most legendary. He was elevated to the status of a Neter (god) by his people.
@@weirdo4653 black or brown he was African ... Be open minded , talk culture not skin color .. The only thing white man managed to do is making Africans think like him ... Sadly
Mali was one of the most urbanised places on Earth at the time, and was larger than any contemporaries in Europe. If you had to live anywhere in the 14th Century, Mali would probably be up there.
This is so interesting! I grew up in Malawi where we would learn mostly African history at school. When I moved back to Germany I knew more about African history than my own history teacher lol. Needless to say, we were really only taught western history in Germany, so it’s wonderful to have a source of information on African history in this channel. Thank you!
My personal favorite has to be Hannibal. The mind games that he played on the Romans, the psychology he used to motivate his men, and the way he treated them like he had their backs have to be my favorite characteristics of his.
@Siafu 1. Yes. After many generations of living in Iceland, they should be wholely considered as full Icelanders. 2. George Washington was a great American. He was not/should not be considered as an European. Also, MLK was a great American. He was not/should not be considered as an African. 3. Africa is and has always been multiracial, multiethnic, and multicultural.
Bruh, come on. Queen Nzingha (1583-1663) was a 17th-century queen of the Ndongo and Matamba Kingdoms of the Mbundu people in what is known as Angola today.[1] Born into the ruling family of Ndongo, Nzinga demonstrated an aptitude for defusing political crises in her capacity as ambassador to the Portuguese, and later assumed power over the kingdoms after the death of her brother. She ruled during a period of rapid growth in the African slave trade. Her reign lasted 37 years. Nzinga fought for the freedom and stature of her kingdoms against the Portuguese,[1] who were concentrating their efforts towards South West Africa, in attempts to control the slave trade.[2] Today, she is remembered in Angola for her intelligence, her political and diplomatic wisdom, as well as her brilliant military tactics. A major street in Luanda is named after her, and in 2002 a statue of her in Largo do Kinaxixi, Luanda, Angola was dedicated by then-President Santos to celebrate the 27th anniversary of independence. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nzinga_of_Ndongo_and_Matamba
As a Zulu man myself, I am proud that my ancestor, Inkosi yamaZulu uShaka was included ✊🏾! Another legendary figure I would like to have seen was Imhotep.
All the ones you mentioned are great legends, but I'd like to add Menelik II who rallied his local army and defeated the Italian army in 1896 to make Ethiopia the only African nation not colonized by Europeans.
So true. Emperor Menelik during his time was the only African ruler who conquered COLONIALISM. He started the modernization of his country. He was also fighting to abolish slavery.
Rodrick Hayes No he spent a bunch of gold(a huge bunch) making Southern Europeans and Arabs interested in Africa, then sold a lot of slave through the Sahara. If anyone from Mali deserves a mention it should be Sundiata Kieta. Musa just squandered Mali’s wealth
I'd like to say, I love this channel. We don't get a chance to learn much about African history, at least I didn't. I think it benefits everyone to learn about history, even if it's not your own.
Anyone who knows a lot about African history knows it's virtually impossible to determine the most legendary African historical figure. There were so many truly great legendary African figures that managed to stand out. Many of them have already been mentioned on this blog already. However, as more & more African history & historical African figures come to light, the more Non Africans try to claim everything as their own creation. And that's something we can't allow to happen. So we need to do our own research & gather FACTS to replace the FICTION that's far too often being presented in place of FACTS.
The most "Legendary" I would say are ALL of the enslaved African ancestors, particularly the ones who had to endure the collective horrors they had to in order to produce.....us, ALL of us!
I like to add that he’s a major influence in the Eurocentric world or western civilization. The others mentioned in this video stayed on the African continent.
@@fluff5 he was black and if you know some real Italians from Italy especially Sicily, they let you know he was black. some Spanish people have black in them also because of Hannibal's army.
Queen Muhumuza is worth a mention, she was Queen in Rwanda one of the strongest kingdoms in central Africa, She fled to Kigezi in exile after her husband's death, she inspired the native people of Kigezi to fight against colonialism and is said to have had special powers, she quickly grew a large following which threatened the spread of colonialism in the region, stories and songs of her bravery are still heard of up to this day
Emperor Ezana of Axumite empire! The most legendary emperor who created transcontinental empire and built one of the four great powers of the world at it's time.
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@@Rudebwoy64 Yooooooo lmao whats good bro!!?? Man I've been studying my ass off on these channels bro trying to get back to my roots you feel me? And the brother has shirts on teespring.com it should be under the video. They're pretty dope check em out. How you been tho bro?
I love this channel sm, i hope it leads to more knowledge of african history in the mainstream. the diaspora deserves to learn of our history, pre-atlantic slave trade.
Jeff Bezos is currently almost HALF of what Mansa Musas wealth was estimated to be. These are different times and dude is hella hella hella hella rich. As a matter of fact, if he hadnt given a quater of his stock share to his wife in there divorce, he would currently be a lil more than half of what Musa was estimated to be worth. He's gonna be "richest man who ever lived" status very soon, im guessig within the next 5 years. Musa was estimatedto be worth about 400 billion. Bezos is currently sitting at 180 billion, and has made 50 bill of that in 2020 alone and its just JULY. The wealth circulating in the global system is much more than it was back then.
@@jamisedenari2449 what mansa musa bought while alive? A fucking camel? Every middle class guy from a fucking developed country has a better lifestyle than mansa musa
Legends: I-M-Hotep (Multi-Genius), Asaru (Sacrificial-Shepherd) and Aset (Blessed-Mother), Ankh-An-Aten (Great Reformer) and his son Tut-Ankh-Amun (Golden-Child)
Good evening am new to your videos they are very EDUCATIONALLY am living in the Caribbean island of St Vincent &the Grenadines is there any way of knowing which Tribes of Africa we are from
I just recently subscribed to this channel. How did you learn so much about ancient Afrikan history? I have heard from Afrikanists that ancient Egyptians referred to their country as Kemet.
Emperor Haile Selassie, king of kings, lords of lords conquering lion of the tribe of Judah, power of the Holy trinity, elect of God.🇪🇹 No man on earth has ever had such a title.🇪🇹 Rained from the Solomonic dynasty
Haile Selasie as well. He was a great general who defeated the Italians and was respected and hailed throughout the world. He was also exalted into a deity, he’s a movement, a god, a symbol of freedom and revolutionary etc. so I’ll say H.I.M.
Hometeam history , i really wish you would read more primary sources on Taharka because you fell to mention that Taharka calls himself "Emperor of the World". i quote from the Kawa Stela "My father Amun commanded me to place every land and country beneath my feet southward to Re Retehu Qabet (the known world in the south) Northward to Qebh-Hor (the known world of the north), eastward to the rising sun and westward to its setting.) lines 15-16 from kawa temple. Piankhi is only known because his military stela still survives to this day, however the ancient kemet and kush sources clearly point out that Taharka was greater. Taharka was only defeated in his old age, when he was no longer the great warrior he used to be.
I would have to say Emperor Haile Selassie. He gave black people worldwide a sense of pride to this very day. Ethiopia has the dopest history to me and I hope to visit there one day.
Can you please make a video about Moshoeshoe I? He was born around the same time as Shaka but he was more diplomatic and he also founded the country of Lesotho.
Thank you once more for the great video. Imagine what the world would have been if Hannibal had defeated Rome... I would add Queen Amanirenas to the list.
A. Rogado, definitely Queen Amanirenas! Not only was she a strong black woman ruler but she thwarted the advances of Rome and defended her people from them. Why is Hannibal represented as non-Afrikan (pink person)?
Don't dispute the legendary status of the others but for me others could be added, but me as a person who identifiers as umZulu, uMandlesilo kaSenzangakhona aka Shaka Zulu will always be that guy who got me obsessed with history. For me he is the greatest of all greats rulers, kings, generals and warriors who ever roamed the continent.
Home Team ,thanks very much for the wonderful work you are doing in educating and teaching us the very rich and fascinating African history and Civilisations, making nonsense and ridiculous all those who attempted to dehumanize Black Africans saying that they " have no history , no culture and no civilisattion". Keep up your good work with your dedication ! We very much appreciate your efforts May The Good Lord strengthen you.
I have to say all of those who you brought up, but Kandake Amanirenas should also be apart. All of them show the greatness of what is in Africa and the very essence of what it means to know yourself
I agree with the comment below about Queen Nzingha. You gotta have an African woman in there. Though no amount of list can match up to the achievements of African women and women of the African diaspora. Also I agree on Hannibal Barça. Can’t support you on Patron because of covid 19 and my job loss. However I will support you on UA-cam and hopefully you’ll schedule and do a live stream one day just to interact with your fans. Also you should consider covering the black plague -a 12th century epidemic or pandemic and how Africans brought Europe out of it. Africans brought Europe out of the dark ages too. We’re in a pandemic right now, it’s good to learn something about our African history that relates to the current pandemic and gives us hope.
Died laughing! Your on the 1! Space-time! The fat dick prophecy! Win the round women fat stomach special go double cellular, you'll be rich for life! Oh yeah? E skinny folk? We don't want prosperity, we want the farmer to help feed me! Not lying, that is one of the messages of Jesus. To repent from lying, about the promises of life death poverty and wealth. Well all have to eat but we can't all be farmers. Knowledge is specialization! Which is appreciation in the mind. On the tip of a realization! The origin of civilizations who survived the exinction of ourselves! That's a fact! It's better to be wise than strong! To be the friend of my enemy, should not impale us on it's harshness! The earth is an open hand to the universe! Where all spirit must dwell in peace! The evolutionary Bhudda! Save your pride for your death. As life expands, it's molecules become our mind! Let's not fight over it, let's praise it! Nature, will explain itself to itself, over time! We Got Time! We can minupulate space as proof, from childhood! I remember travelling to earth! Before I was born! I had a pre-existing journey! That's not religion, that's memory! But we say, only memories effect the future, my mother's body gives birth to me! My memory is stored in her birth! A child is a replication of a specific infinity! The children are the origin of the gods! Does that prevent me from putting a light to the candle of humanity! When on the waves of your inner light, all energy is within U! Go! Show us a revelation! But use humility, and don't question us about it! Their are 2 doors to the sun, walk in both, but not one above other, only side by side! Those 2 doors are the sum of a third door, it's a mystery! To enter, you must bow under the eternity above U! Then, do battle with your enemies, to gain entrance! But if you try to avoid the fight, a higher being intercedes on your behalf, and prepares U for the next lifetime. Only the battles changes form, but the mind remains formless! If you want, you can remember when you were a tree! Just as a tree can remember when it was a bush! Plants have the most memory, then comes the air! But because it's, ever so slight, subtle, we have to hold it gently. But, because our bodies are oversaturated in sugar and salt, we are fixated on nervousness. For the younger generation, being nervous is their normal!
For most Ghanaians, it's the legendary Yaa Asantewaa because of her role in the fight against the British Forces. And hence became the defacto legendary figure & symbol for any Ghanaian Woman who's seen as fighting against injustices.
my very favorite histoical youtube videos u do a great job a terrific teacher hope young black youth watch ur show it will make them feel proud to be black
History is one of the most important things to know and to learn the Great Marcus Mosiah Garvey says that a people without is origin is like a tree without root give Thanks Onelove
Considering that "legendary" can mean "full of legend" (using the Latin vernacular), I feel that Cleopatra VII is the most legendary African ruler. No, she did not win huge wars or command great armies, but there can be no doubt that her life was full of fantastic exploits, intrigue, and diplomacy.
My bad....but I just was remembered of Akhenaton (as well/to be considered). O'well I suppose we could do this all day. Thanks for your content... It's a honor to even know and discuss our ancestors together. I'm humbled by their names alone. All of them.
The Most Legendary is The Emperor Haile Selassie I King of Kings Lord of Lords Conquering Lion of Judah. He has a whole world wide religion that’s practiced in all continents(except Antarctica) by all different races and still growing. He has thousands upon thousands of songs dedicated to Him. His disciple Bob Marley is a Legendary World Wide singer. He’s literary seen as second as the second coming of Jesus Christ. Wether you believe it or not this is His status. He’s the most meddled Man in history, collecting military and campaign ribbons/medals from almost every country on the planet. The next Legendary African is The Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey.
Hannibal, Queen Nyabinghi, SET, Heru, Akhenaten, Djoser, ThutmoseIII, Tutankhamun, AmenhotepIII, RamesesII, Septimus Severus, Tariq ibn Ziyad, Yaa Asantewaa, Hatshepsut, Ezana of Axum, Nefertiti, Sundiata Kieta, Taharqa, Sonni Ali, Osei Kofi Tutu, Narmer, SeostrisIII... just to name a few of course
1) The founding of the Mali Empire dates to the 1200s, when a ruler named Sundiata Keita-sometimes called the “Lion King”-led a revolt against a Sosso king and united his subjects into a new state. Under Keita and his successors, the empire tightened its grip over a large portion of West Africa and grew rich on trade. Its most important cities were Djenné and Timbuktu, both of which were renowned for their elaborate adobe mosques and Islamic schools. One such institution, Timbuktu’s Sankore University, included a library with an estimated 700,000 manuscripts. 2) The remains of a grand stone palace in Aksum, which is in present day Ethiopia, are believed to have been the home of the Queen of Sheba . There is no surviving record of what her real name was, but in North Africa today no one questions whether she was real or not. She is considered by Ethiopians to be the mother of their nation, and the founder of a dynasty which only died out with the last descendent, Haile Selassie in 1975. She is a well-documented historical figure in the Bible . 3) Mansa Kankan Musa - The Richest African Warrior Musa I was the tenth Mansa (sultan or king) of Mali. His reign was between 1312 and 1337 AD. He was an extremely powerful leader and under his leadership Mali was able to conquer 24 cities. He had a great deal of nick names and titles, including the ‘Lion of Mali’ and ‘Conqueror of Ghanata’. 4) Shaka Zulu Even today people know that the Zulu warriors were exceptionally skilled in combat. The military innovations adopted by Shaka Zulu helped to cultivate their warrior culture and fearsome reputation. But Shaka did not always resort to war, he was a skilled diplomat and was often able to negotiate with his adversaries. At the height of his ten year reign Shaka ruled over 250,000 people and commanded more than 50,000 warriors.
I want to thank you once again for this work you are doing. The power of knowing who we are and where we come from is an effective remedy for psychological oppression created by the oppressors during apartheid! We need this. I am about to become a father! this content is what my child will know before hearing anything about european history! We are a great nation (and by nation i mean the continental and diasporic African people) and we come from greatness
I would say Nimrod but maybe I am going back too far. Maybe the Brother is only referring to "modern history". Thanks for the videos Brother, I definently will be donating to further future production.
It's between Imhotep and Dr. Kwame Nkrumah... The greatness must affect the whole continent if not the world.... And none can come before Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and Imhotep
All are legendary. For example, Mansa Musa, the wealthiest person of all time, gave away so much wealth to other people. It wasn't his wealth that made him legendary. It was that he gave it to others.
IMHOTEP. He was not a ruler, but his achievements as a Scientist, Engineer, Architect, Doctor, and just overall polymath are the most legendary. He was elevated to the status of a Neter (god) by his people.
AFRICAN CREATION ENERGY
IMHOTEP was actually elevated to god status(as the god of medicine) by the Greeks as well.
No, he is not Black. I don't like Egyptians! Mansa is the Real King!!!
Victor Hugo Yes he was. You’re brainwashed. You’re confusing modern Egypt with the Egypt of ancient history.
@@weirdo4653 black or brown he was African ... Be open minded , talk culture not skin color .. The only thing white man managed to do is making Africans think like him ... Sadly
He was most definitely black
Mali was one of the most urbanised places on Earth at the time, and was larger than any contemporaries in Europe. If you had to live anywhere in the 14th Century, Mali would probably be up there.
And Kongo
This is so interesting! I grew up in Malawi where we would learn mostly African history at school. When I moved back to Germany I knew more about African history than my own history teacher lol. Needless to say, we were really only taught western history in Germany, so it’s wonderful to have a source of information on African history in this channel. Thank you!
My personal favorite has to be Hannibal. The mind games that he played on the Romans, the psychology he used to motivate his men, and the way he treated them like he had their backs have to be my favorite characteristics of his.
No wonder
@Siafu
1. Yes. After many generations of living in Iceland, they should be wholely considered as full Icelanders.
2. George Washington was a great American. He was not/should not be considered as an European. Also, MLK was a great American. He was not/should not be considered as an African.
3. Africa is and has always been multiracial, multiethnic, and multicultural.
Siafu Hannibal was from Carthage which is modern day Tunisia
@Siafu Ancient Phoenicians were BLACKS.
@@enshi6125 true
Bruh, come on. Queen Nzingha (1583-1663) was a 17th-century queen of the Ndongo and Matamba Kingdoms of the Mbundu people in what is known as Angola today.[1] Born into the ruling family of Ndongo, Nzinga demonstrated an aptitude for defusing political crises in her capacity as ambassador to the Portuguese, and later assumed power over the kingdoms after the death of her brother. She ruled during a period of rapid growth in the African slave trade. Her reign lasted 37 years.
Nzinga fought for the freedom and stature of her kingdoms against the Portuguese,[1] who were concentrating their efforts towards South West Africa, in attempts to control the slave trade.[2] Today, she is remembered in Angola for her intelligence, her political and diplomatic wisdom, as well as her brilliant military tactics. A major street in Luanda is named after her, and in 2002 a statue of her in Largo do Kinaxixi, Luanda, Angola was dedicated by then-President Santos to celebrate the 27th anniversary of independence.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nzinga_of_Ndongo_and_Matamba
I have heard if Queen Nzingha before, but you have added to the little i knew about her. Thank you!
Apparently she liked the settlers a lot she was sleeping with them.Might have been a strategy
sean xg Where did you hear that?
EXAAAAAAAAAAAAACTLY! BIG error on his part.
BuildingCenter sorry press wrong button, I ment like not dislike
The greatest historical figures and legends to me is all of them. They contributed a lot to Africa and it's people from all over the African diaspora.
As a Zulu man myself, I am proud that my ancestor, Inkosi yamaZulu uShaka was included ✊🏾! Another legendary figure I would like to have seen was Imhotep.
As an African American, the name always represented strength to us.
@Sex" Allatus Angellus where's your proof
All the ones you mentioned are great legends, but I'd like to add Menelik II who rallied his local army and defeated the Italian army in 1896 to make Ethiopia the only African nation not colonized by Europeans.
So true. Emperor Menelik during his time was the only African ruler who conquered COLONIALISM. He started the modernization of his country. He was also fighting to abolish slavery.
So grateful for this series. Proudly inspiring!
Imhotep has to be a candidate. His legendary status is arguably boosted because it wasnt in any way the result of his proximity to eurasians
The one from the movie
The Mummy?
@@elMore1107
I would say STFU.
But I won't.
Imhotep is a Multi-Genius.
I'd say Mansa Musa. How have we not had an epic movie featuring Mansa Musa yet? It baffles me.
You know why.
He did nothing interesting except going to Mecca and being broke around the way. The only thing that is famous about him is his wealth
No he reflected eyes back on TIMBUKTU people came from around the world learn there.
I think Ryan coogler is working on it
Rodrick Hayes No he spent a bunch of gold(a huge bunch) making Southern Europeans and Arabs interested in Africa, then sold a lot of slave through the Sahara. If anyone from Mali deserves a mention it should be Sundiata Kieta. Musa just squandered Mali’s wealth
Good, we know we come from a mighty people. You must stop letting other groups tell us anything different.
Very true
We all know this sub consciousness
Definitely
@Jonathan Downes Yes and they definitely don't come from the lowest depths of Europe and be complacent in it. Just saying racist troll.
Exactly!!!
They will even troll videos like this.
I'd like to say, I love this channel. We don't get a chance to learn much about African history, at least I didn't. I think it benefits everyone to learn about history, even if it's not your own.
Anyone who knows a lot about African history knows it's virtually impossible to determine the most legendary African historical figure. There were so many truly great legendary African figures that managed to stand out. Many of them have already been mentioned on this blog already.
However, as more & more African history & historical African figures come to light, the more Non Africans try to claim everything as their own creation. And that's something we can't allow to happen. So we need to do our own research & gather FACTS to replace the FICTION that's far too often being presented in place of FACTS.
The most "Legendary" I would say are ALL of the enslaved African ancestors, particularly the ones who had to endure the collective horrors they had to in order to produce.....us, ALL of us!
Hhhhh 😂😂they are not legend
What about the slave owners blood running through your vanes
@@BabiletubeAbdulrahmanmmohamed
They are Legendary.
@@BabiletubeAbdulrahmanmmohamed
You are simply a troll.
INDEED!!!
I concord with you, the Mandinka people actually hold a great history of Africa.
@Iskandar Khayon west africans where never slaves to arabs get the hell outta here
@Iskandar Khayon the makonde also defeated the coastal Arabs.
The manding army at its highest point their sofa warriors were powerful enough than even the Mongols of asia.
Aren't the Akende Mandinka?
Hannibal Barca! His tactics are still taught and practiced in military's today.
I like to add that he’s a major influence in the Eurocentric world or western civilization. The others mentioned in this video stayed on the African continent.
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He isn't african
@@fluff5 he was black and if you know some real Italians from Italy especially Sicily, they let you know he was black. some Spanish people have black in them also because of Hannibal's army.
@@rudeboys28712 he was phoenician.
Few more legends
- Sundiata Keita
- Amina of Zazzau
- Moremi
- Sango
- Amanirenas
- Samori Toure!
Sundiata kiata & Mansa Sakura 🔥
Teach!
I need more information on Moremi
Sundiata Keita is the real legend
Yes samori toure, what a man
They all were the greatest in their own time and space
Hannibal Barca for me how many warlords lived for as long as he did.
Hannibal was Lebanese. That's as African as Elon Musk.
a 8205 he was from Carthage, modern-day Tunisia, he’s no doubt African or are you talking about Gaddafi
@@a8205-w8h personally i think he was a mix of phoenician/lebanese and native berber
@jeme dari Damn youre a clown. No to both of those statements
@jeme dari what?
Queen Muhumuza is worth a mention, she was Queen in Rwanda one of the strongest kingdoms in central Africa, She fled to Kigezi in exile after her husband's death, she inspired the native people of Kigezi to fight against colonialism and is said to have had special powers, she quickly grew a large following which threatened the spread of colonialism in the region, stories and songs of her bravery are still heard of up to this day
Thank you for this information 🙏🌞
Osei Tutu and Nzinga are one of the most legendary.
Emperor Ezana of Axumite empire! The most legendary emperor who created transcontinental empire and built one of the four great powers of the world at it's time.
Sundiata Kieta? Anyone?
How about some ladies?
Amanirenas
Amina
Nzinga
Nefertiti
Tiye
Amina of Kano?
I was waiting for him to say Sundiata was amazed he was passed over.
Hatshepsut as well. The only woman to be crowned pharaoh
Love the creation of conversations over this Clio. Mission successful I'd say. Well done fam. Well done indeed.
THANK YOU YOUR VOICE AND DEMEANOR IS SO AGREEABLE & PLEASANT
Hey brother I just wanted to give thanks for all you do and share my appreciation. Yo apparel is dope and your about to take my whole check lol. Keep doing what you're doing brother and dont ever stop. Ase.
lol boy what you doing on here , it’s Zo from Phoenix
And where you find his appeal
@@Rudebwoy64 Yooooooo lmao whats good bro!!?? Man I've been studying my ass off on these channels bro trying to get back to my roots you feel me? And the brother has shirts on teespring.com it should be under the video. They're pretty dope check em out. How you been tho bro?
@@Rudebwoy64 this is crazy af bro, small world.
Elijah C lol ikr i stay on this channel i learn alot from it bro. I see you been hitting the gym
Good job on this one Home Team History
I would give it to Samori Ture and Menelik the 2..they both were very successful in their quests..
Yes u right bro
Menelik was a stooge for Europe... he's on the sellout list.
I love this channel sm, i hope it leads to more knowledge of african history in the mainstream. the diaspora deserves to learn of our history, pre-atlantic slave trade.
Manda musa was boss level legendary. Jeff besos can't relate
Jeff Bezos is currently almost HALF of what Mansa Musas wealth was estimated to be. These are different times and dude is hella hella hella hella rich. As a matter of fact, if he hadnt given a quater of his stock share to his wife in there divorce, he would currently be a lil more than half of what Musa was estimated to be worth. He's gonna be "richest man who ever lived" status very soon, im guessig within the next 5 years. Musa was estimatedto be worth about 400 billion. Bezos is currently sitting at 180 billion, and has made 50 bill of that in 2020 alone and its just JULY. The wealth circulating in the global system is much more than it was back then.
Y'all love to talk about ish y'all don't know. That's a guestimate. Sit down.
@@jamisedenari2449 what mansa musa bought while alive? A fucking camel?
Every middle class guy from a fucking developed country has a better lifestyle than mansa musa
@@theentertainmentnation4694 your racism is showing
Imhotep 🔥🔥🔥, he different. He may not have a king/Pharoah but damn he was just brilliant. His feats make him legendary
You are life!!! I love this channel ❤
Just to add on. You could have also added Changamire Dombo of the Rozvi Empire (1684-1889), from whom Chaka Zulu was heavily inspired by.
It’s Shaka not Chaka
@@nothandomlambo4216 Your name, does it mean love? and would you know what Shaka means?
@@frankewanmale4067 shaka is the equivalence of "sheikh."
@@vtecnegro85 nope, Shaka is a Zulu name, maybe sheikh has been copied from isiZulu.
The problem with diasporans is that they think they know much about Africa than continental Africans, especially us in the south.
Dont forget 1860 the last great empire of Africa and it was an African Queen
From your list: Ramseys, Hannibal, & Shaka Zulu are Legendary indeed.
Legends:
I-M-Hotep (Multi-Genius), Asaru (Sacrificial-Shepherd) and Aset (Blessed-Mother), Ankh-An-Aten (Great Reformer) and his son Tut-Ankh-Amun (Golden-Child)
Good evening am new to your videos they are very EDUCATIONALLY am living in the Caribbean island of St Vincent &the Grenadines is there any way of knowing which Tribes of Africa we are from
Good job bro! i love the epic soundtracks
This is a tough one but I'd go with Ramses or Hannibal soo I guess Hannibal as he could possibly defeat the romans had he change his objective 🤔
I just recently subscribed to this channel. How did you learn so much about ancient Afrikan history? I have heard from Afrikanists that ancient Egyptians referred to their country as Kemet.
Any list without Imhotep is not a list at all. Sorry.
Facts 💯
Onanga Rodney E X A C T L Y
I was just about to say this
Emperor Haile Selassie, king of kings, lords of lords conquering lion of the tribe of Judah, power of the Holy trinity, elect of God.🇪🇹 No man on earth has ever had such a title.🇪🇹
Rained from the Solomonic dynasty
He was a filthy midget coward & did not descend from Solomon
CERTAINLY NOT the LORD of Any Lord's!
@@LaReinaPrieta That was his title and you can't take that away from him. 72 nations came to witness his coronation.
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Jihadist spotted.
@@amanuelhaile9898 he is not a descendent of the solomic empire at all he is a coward
Haile Selasie as well. He was a great general who defeated the Italians and was respected and hailed throughout the world. He was also exalted into a deity, he’s a movement, a god, a symbol of freedom and revolutionary etc. so I’ll say H.I.M.
...but died and was buried in a latrine. Every legend needs a great end.
He was a criminal too he used to kill eritreans and was the reason socialism was introduced to Africa
Hometeam history , i really wish you would read more primary sources on Taharka because you fell to mention that Taharka calls himself "Emperor of the World". i quote from the Kawa Stela "My father Amun commanded me to place every land and country beneath my feet southward to Re Retehu Qabet (the known world in the south) Northward to Qebh-Hor (the known world of the north), eastward to the rising sun and westward to its setting.) lines 15-16 from kawa temple. Piankhi is only known because his military stela still survives to this day, however the ancient kemet and kush sources clearly point out that Taharka was greater. Taharka was only defeated in his old age, when he was no longer the great warrior he used to be.
I would have to say Emperor Haile Selassie. He gave black people worldwide a sense of pride to this very day. Ethiopia has the dopest history to me and I hope to visit there one day.
It's so hard to choose one, but if I had to choose one I would choose Menes.
A question that both stimulates and intoxicates my brain. Educating those that seek knowledge is the reward.
I got to say , what you do is amazing!! , please dont stop!!!
I think the most legendary historical figure could be Nzinga or Hatshepsut.
Prince Khaemwaset (Setna) of the 19th dynasty. Sundiata Kieta was a good one as well. 💪🏾🤲🏾✌🏾✊🏾👏🏾👌🏿✊🏿
love your videos ! you have the most calming and attention keeping voice.
Can you please make a video about Moshoeshoe I? He was born around the same time as Shaka but he was more diplomatic and he also founded the country of Lesotho.
1 eyed Kush Queen who actually stopped Rome from going deeper into Africa.....
*Amanirenas
Shaka zulu and queen nzhinga.
Another legendary African figure that should be on the list is Thutmose III who never lost a battle and was the founder of the Egyptian empire
You forget the queen of Africa, Queen Nzingah. A woman with a man's heart.
Thank you once more for the great video. Imagine what the world would have been if Hannibal had defeated Rome...
I would add Queen Amanirenas to the list.
A. Rogado, definitely Queen Amanirenas! Not only was she a strong black woman ruler but she thwarted the advances of Rome and defended her people from them. Why is Hannibal represented as non-Afrikan (pink person)?
Don't dispute the legendary status of the others but for me others could be added, but me as a person who identifiers as umZulu, uMandlesilo kaSenzangakhona aka Shaka Zulu will always be that guy who got me obsessed with history. For me he is the greatest of all greats rulers, kings, generals and warriors who ever roamed the continent.
Home Team ,thanks very much for the wonderful work you are doing in educating and teaching us the very rich and fascinating African history and Civilisations, making nonsense and ridiculous all those who attempted to dehumanize Black Africans saying that they " have no history , no culture and no civilisattion". Keep up your good work with your dedication ! We very much appreciate your efforts May The Good Lord strengthen you.
I have to say all of those who you brought up, but Kandake Amanirenas should also be apart. All of them show the greatness of what is in Africa and the very essence of what it means to know yourself
I agree with the comment below about Queen Nzingha. You gotta have an African woman in there. Though no amount of list can match up to the achievements of African women and women of the African diaspora. Also I agree on Hannibal Barça.
Can’t support you on Patron because of covid 19 and my job loss. However I will support you on UA-cam and hopefully you’ll schedule and do a live stream one day just to interact with your fans. Also you should consider covering the black plague -a 12th century epidemic or pandemic and how Africans brought Europe out of it. Africans brought Europe out of the dark ages too. We’re in a pandemic right now, it’s good to learn something about our African history that relates to the current pandemic and gives us hope.
Well Africa is big enough for all of em fasho , the images where do you get them?
Died laughing! Your on the 1! Space-time! The fat dick prophecy! Win the round women fat stomach special go double cellular, you'll be rich for life! Oh yeah? E skinny folk? We don't want prosperity, we want the farmer to help feed me! Not lying, that is one of the messages of Jesus. To repent from lying, about the promises of life death poverty and wealth. Well all have to eat but we can't all be farmers. Knowledge is specialization! Which is appreciation in the mind. On the tip of a realization! The origin of civilizations who survived the exinction of ourselves! That's a fact! It's better to be wise than strong! To be the friend of my enemy, should not impale us on it's harshness! The earth is an open hand to the universe! Where all spirit must dwell in peace! The evolutionary Bhudda! Save your pride for your death. As life expands, it's molecules become our mind! Let's not fight over it, let's praise it! Nature, will explain itself to itself, over time! We Got Time! We can minupulate space as proof, from childhood! I remember travelling to earth! Before I was born! I had a pre-existing journey! That's not religion, that's memory! But we say, only memories effect the future, my mother's body gives birth to me! My memory is stored in her birth! A child is a replication of a specific infinity! The children are the origin of the gods! Does that prevent me from putting a light to the candle of humanity! When on the waves of your inner light, all energy is within U! Go! Show us a revelation! But use humility, and don't question us about it! Their are 2 doors to the sun, walk in both, but not one above other, only side by side! Those 2 doors are the sum of a third door, it's a mystery! To enter, you must bow under the eternity above U! Then, do battle with your enemies, to gain entrance! But if you try to avoid the fight, a higher being intercedes on your behalf, and prepares U for the next lifetime. Only the battles changes form, but the mind remains formless! If you want, you can remember when you were a tree! Just as a tree can remember when it was a bush! Plants have the most memory, then comes the air! But because it's, ever so slight, subtle, we have to hold it gently. But, because our bodies are oversaturated in sugar and salt, we are fixated on nervousness. For the younger generation, being nervous is their normal!
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Yaa Asantewaa and Imhotep always comes to my mind...and several other Queens.
Ibn Batuta was a real legendary figure. His travels around the world were amazing.
Make a video on Samori Toure and his Mandinka wars!
He had been manufacturing gun powder and gave the French a good run.
Every sculpture you show resembles someone I know
Love this topic and the pictures.
Thank you for this information
Love the content
For most Ghanaians, it's the legendary Yaa Asantewaa because of her role in the fight against the British Forces. And hence became the defacto legendary figure & symbol for any Ghanaian Woman who's seen as fighting against injustices.
GREAT video
Idk who the most legendary african was but I'm about to be the future one tho.....shout sierra leone....eena no Wan palaba ooo
my very favorite histoical youtube videos u do a great job a terrific teacher hope young black youth watch ur show it will make them feel proud to be black
Just found your channel bro. I'm loving it!
History is one of the most important things to know and to learn the Great Marcus Mosiah Garvey says that a people without is origin is like a tree without root give Thanks Onelove
Gotta be imhotep
Considering that "legendary" can mean "full of legend" (using the Latin vernacular), I feel that Cleopatra VII is the most legendary African ruler. No, she did not win huge wars or command great armies, but there can be no doubt that her life was full of fantastic exploits, intrigue, and diplomacy.
Fascinating brother.
My bad....but I just was remembered of Akhenaton (as well/to be considered). O'well I suppose we could do this all day. Thanks for your content... It's a honor to even know and discuss our ancestors together. I'm humbled by their names alone. All of them.
There are so many great kings, Queen's, Pharaohs, and Heroes, it's hard for me to choose.
The Most Legendary is The Emperor Haile Selassie I King of Kings Lord of Lords Conquering Lion of Judah. He has a whole world wide religion that’s practiced in all continents(except Antarctica) by all different races and still growing. He has thousands upon thousands of songs dedicated to Him. His disciple Bob Marley is a Legendary World Wide singer. He’s literary seen as second as the second coming of Jesus Christ. Wether you believe it or not this is His status. He’s the most meddled Man in history, collecting military and campaign ribbons/medals from almost every country on the planet.
The next Legendary African is The Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey.
Hannibal, Queen Nyabinghi, SET, Heru, Akhenaten, Djoser, ThutmoseIII, Tutankhamun, AmenhotepIII, RamesesII, Septimus Severus, Tariq ibn Ziyad, Yaa Asantewaa, Hatshepsut, Ezana of Axum, Nefertiti, Sundiata Kieta, Taharqa, Sonni Ali, Osei Kofi Tutu, Narmer, SeostrisIII... just to name a few of course
1) The founding of the Mali Empire dates to the 1200s, when a ruler named Sundiata Keita-sometimes called the “Lion King”-led a revolt against a Sosso king and united his subjects into a new state. Under Keita and his successors, the empire tightened its grip over a large portion of West Africa and grew rich on trade. Its most important cities were Djenné and Timbuktu, both of which were renowned for their elaborate adobe mosques and Islamic schools. One such institution, Timbuktu’s Sankore University, included a library with an estimated 700,000 manuscripts. 2) The remains of a grand stone palace in Aksum, which is in present day Ethiopia, are believed to have been the home of the Queen of Sheba . There is no surviving record of what her real name was, but in North Africa today no one questions whether she was real or not. She is considered by Ethiopians to be the mother of their nation, and the founder of a dynasty which only died out with the last descendent, Haile Selassie in 1975. She is a well-documented historical figure in the Bible . 3) Mansa Kankan Musa - The Richest African Warrior
Musa I was the tenth Mansa (sultan or king) of Mali. His reign was between 1312 and 1337 AD. He was an extremely powerful leader and under his leadership Mali was able to conquer 24 cities. He had a great deal of nick names and titles, including the ‘Lion of Mali’ and ‘Conqueror of Ghanata’. 4) Shaka Zulu
Even today people know that the Zulu warriors were exceptionally skilled in combat. The military innovations adopted by Shaka Zulu helped to cultivate their warrior culture and fearsome reputation. But Shaka did not always resort to war, he was a skilled diplomat and was often able to negotiate with his adversaries. At the height of his ten year reign Shaka ruled over 250,000 people and commanded more than 50,000 warriors.
Hannibal was Phonecian, a Caananite. He may have lived in Africa but I'd be surprised if he had any native African blood in him at all
Excellent list!!!
keep it going bruh
IMHOTEP. PERIOD. THIS LIST IS WORTH LESS WITHOUT IMHOTEP.
All of them or great in their own unique ways.
Your opinions on ramses the 2nd being a red head? This unveiling of his tomb is interesting.
I want to thank you once again for this work you are doing. The power of knowing who we are and where we come from is an effective remedy for psychological oppression created by the oppressors during apartheid! We need this. I am about to become a father! this content is what my child will know before hearing anything about european history! We are a great nation (and by nation i mean the continental and diasporic African people) and we come from greatness
Kwame Nkrumah and Haille Selassie are legendary modern figures.
My list is: Hannibal Barca, Shaka Zulu, Mansa Musa, Olaudah Equiano and Imhotep for now. Honourable mention: Queen of Sheba.
I would say Nimrod but maybe I am going back too far. Maybe the Brother is only referring to "modern history".
Thanks for the videos Brother, I definently will be donating to further future production.
Taharka, Imhotep, Sundiata, Narmer, Rhamses, Piankhi
It's between Imhotep and Dr. Kwame Nkrumah...
The greatness must affect the whole continent if not the world....
And none can come before Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and Imhotep
My brother once again you have added to our history with facts and poetry. Taharka would be my choice.
All are legendary. For example, Mansa Musa, the wealthiest person of all time, gave away so much wealth to other people. It wasn't his wealth that made him legendary. It was that he gave it to others.
Mansa Musa is a toxic character.
Mansa was a Fool.
Nipsey Hussle is a legend 💪🏾🏁💯💯
He is American
Gift Greatest “Just because a cat has kittens in the oven, that doesn't make them biscuits” -Malcolm X
@Aaron9 to my people , my tribe, he is.
Let’s start looking forward my people, we are stuck in the past. This is great information, so what are we doing with this information?
This information strengths the soul of the people. Look through this thread. White folks still want black people to feel as if they came from shit smh
King Menelik II of Ethiopia also beat the Italians in battle beating 20,000 troops in the late 19th century with all their guns and modern equipment.