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  • I discuss the Kingdom of Kongo and all its complex structure!
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  • @marciadeurwarder2195
    @marciadeurwarder2195 8 років тому +54

    I really appreciate you doing this, as a Congolese person. I really have to look hard to find my history. Again, thank you!

  • @ckastonm
    @ckastonm 9 років тому +99

    I'm really honored my brother! I'm my self Congolese, Born in Dem Rep of Congo in Kinshasa precisely. currently Living in the UK, you didn't tell the whole story but what you told, was brief and pretty in depth coming from some one living in the US. I'm particularly not of the Kongo tribe, I'm of a tribe that was created from the KONGO people that were living in the Kwango Savannah area and the Lunda Empire, it was a fusion of kingdoms and they called themselves "The Yaka",( i can tell you more if you wish). I see you love studying about ancient African kingdoms, i suggest you also look into the Yaka kingdom (and the constant attacks we caused the Portuguese), the Lunda Empire and the Luba Empire these Great Empires of central Africa, we're unified now as DR Congo. keep up he good work bro. Us In Congo have more modern relations with the Europeans than you black Americans, who we share so much with, which is sad, keep doing what your doing feed knowledge to those that lack it. Peace!.

    • @Kereign
      @Kereign 6 років тому +3

      what tribe are you from. I'm kikongo, muluba and mungala.

    • @donbeni9140
      @donbeni9140 6 років тому

      CoGsleek smoove me too

    • @ngolaofkimbundoemekiambote4553
      @ngolaofkimbundoemekiambote4553 6 років тому

      Nbanza kongo from angolan

    • @blockawocka4026
      @blockawocka4026 6 років тому +3

      KereignVeVo Ba luba and Ba Ngala are congolese but aren't Kongo

    • @amclean343
      @amclean343 4 роки тому +6

      Check out the UA-cam channels for Johnathan Tshilombo and MassiYah. They are from the Kongo and are of the Luba people. They connect the dots between scripture and Kongo culture that proves that Kongo is true Israel.

  • @collinhenry9996
    @collinhenry9996 3 роки тому +12

    I love to learn the Kongo and rest of the great African civilization and some of my ancestors come from Kongo, that is my Great great grandmother who end up in Jamaica.

  • @valariejacobs2866
    @valariejacobs2866 8 років тому +25

    Very well executed! My great grand mother was from Kongo. Her actual name I don't know but they named her Carrie and kept her in the house to cook, clean and raise their children. My grandmother, Carrie's youngest daughter was a quite woman. One day I had to ask because I saw something was there that she never spoke on. There was something royal about her. It was greatly resonated in her every body movement; her walk, speech, her dance, her worship her wisdom and strength. Oh the stories I've heard of how great a people the Congolese were and still are! But I must warn you to not be persuaded by water of demons. It is full of parasites and other pollutions. Be careful to drink waters from your own cistern. You will learn more and of the truth from someone who is educated and of direct decent. However, you've done an excellent job! I will be looking forward to hearing more from you.

  • @HarryJCLK
    @HarryJCLK 7 років тому +74

    the more i learn about my ancestors, the more i learned that their interactions with foreigners is the reason we lost our history, culture and spirituality. smh

    • @F.M22
      @F.M22 4 роки тому +3

      True...I just wish they could've fought harder to maintain their culture, who they were 😞 now we're lost...

    • @foreignziksk6182
      @foreignziksk6182 4 роки тому +3

      @sleekz Squeeze Amein, Yah is calling His people to return to Yissa'Yah Kongo (Salvation comes in the name of Yah).

  • @makisov
    @makisov 7 років тому +23

    learning about my family. Kongo came up as first ethnic group. Yours is the first video I'm watching to begin my journey.

  • @marysophy3665
    @marysophy3665 2 роки тому +3

    I am Congolese and the part about the Bangala people was still used even by the Belgium during colonisation. Lingala is now widely spoken throughout the country because it was the language of the army. Most of the people in the army were Bangala. I heard many tales from people sharing their experience of that area. They don't waste time on arguments. They just fight.

  • @tchippat7634
    @tchippat7634 6 років тому +8

    An intelligent explanation of the African History of that region .R.Congo, RDC, and Angola.

  • @mixedmama7645
    @mixedmama7645 7 років тому +10

    You did a fantastic job with creating this video. I've searched many videos about the Kongo people. you are very articulate and the formatting on your video is neat and organized. the beginning music really gets you ready to learn about Africa. The sound is clear and concise. keep making videos your are an amazing young man and i love the Kemet hats. thank you - Jackie

  • @Kyuubixcel
    @Kyuubixcel 9 років тому +25

    Great video! But i'm surprised you didn't mention the genocide that occurred during "Congo free state" with King Leopold II of Belgium..

  • @mikeaskme3530
    @mikeaskme3530 8 років тому +41

    It really seems that the downfall of African people are two folds two trusting and outside religions? Trusting those that you trade with to be honorable and to keep their word. And adopting outsiders religious practices, wow. This also seems to be the issue with other peoples of color. Native Americans, Indians, phillipino, Australian Aborigines, and the Tasmanians which are now extinct due to Europeans.

  • @michaelthompson6452
    @michaelthompson6452 6 років тому +51

    Adopting the european concept of christianity and allowing the agent's, better known as missionaries access into the kingdom of Kongo, proofed to be a fatal mistake for all the kingdoms of Africa.

    • @stylezp829
      @stylezp829 5 років тому +2

      Michael Thompson indeed It was sadly

    • @sjappiyah4071
      @sjappiyah4071 5 років тому +9

      Michael Thompson Yet no one Critizes the Mali or Songhai Empires for adopting Arabic Islam , and enslaving their non-Muslim neighbours up the Sahara 🤷🏿‍♂️

    • @khakihades8876
      @khakihades8876 5 років тому +1

      @@sjappiyah4071 Islam came to North Africa and Sahara first so so it spread down to Mali and other places in West Africa.

    • @newjerseylion4804
      @newjerseylion4804 5 років тому +2

      Not really Portuguese introduce stone infrastructure to the region and shipping technology the Congolese had not previously possessed.

    • @khakihades8876
      @khakihades8876 5 років тому +7

      @@newjerseylion4804 Right..
      right tell me again was this before or after the Portuguese started kidnapping them.

  • @TheTeddie03
    @TheTeddie03 8 років тому +20

    Some correction, the heart of the Kingdom of Kongo was in Angola. Some archaeological artefacts found there proved it

    • @connormurphy683
      @connormurphy683 8 років тому +9

      Yeah the capital Mbanza-Kongo was in modern-day Angola.

    • @builakalunga3019
      @builakalunga3019 7 років тому +1

      Teddie DE BYZANCE yes capital city of ancient royal of Congo was Nbanza Congo this town still exist.

    • @lamartinezola8507
      @lamartinezola8507 7 років тому +2

      Teddy is correct, Mbanza Kongo(capital) was in now Angola

    • @sjappiyah4071
      @sjappiyah4071 5 років тому +1

      Connor Murphy it was in the border territory of Angola & Congo, but yes you’re right

    • @bondj3535
      @bondj3535 4 роки тому +4

      The main part of Congo kingdom is in the republic of Congo (Brazzaville) and Gabun. Yet the capital of the kingdom is located in Angola

  • @sharronking
    @sharronking 6 років тому +24

    I'm Cameroonian/Congolese

    • @bankai1234561
      @bankai1234561 6 років тому +6

      pretty sure u could have some Angolan Kongo ancestry but to be a real member of the Kongo tribe its maternal line, meaning if your born of a bakongo women ur Kongo regardless of what tribe ur father comes from just lime the Jews, you are born Kongo status not integrated into it, I'm proud to be born of Angolan Kongo matriarchs making me true bakongo

    • @swiftsqueeze977
      @swiftsqueeze977 6 років тому +1

      I heard that the doula people of Cameroon originated from Congo is that true?

    • @swiftsqueeze977
      @swiftsqueeze977 6 років тому

      Douala*

    • @jamaliemalakay7283
      @jamaliemalakay7283 6 років тому +3

      yes it is, Cameroon was also a part of the Kingdom of Kongo.

    • @swiftsqueeze977
      @swiftsqueeze977 6 років тому

      Do you know what tribes and area they descend from?

  • @shinyi1010
    @shinyi1010 Рік тому +1

    I use to walk in that land. Remember to recognise the centre of the matte, a place called Mbanza Kongo

  • @martgregory1077
    @martgregory1077 3 роки тому +2

    as a haitian its helpful to learn about predecessor realities of the zombie etymology and history, indeed in Haiti zombies exist but they have taken different forms after being taking out of the motherland, but like all good African descendants they learn to adapt and maintai ntheir cultural beliefs.

  • @josecarloscosta5220
    @josecarloscosta5220 8 років тому +38

    Hello brother,
    I’ve just watched your video on Kingdom of Kong and I’d like to congratulate you for your brilliant job. However, I would like to point that despite Nimi a Lukeni being probably from a region that is present day RDC, the Kingdom of Kongo was centered in present day Angola (it’s capital Mbanza Kongo still is the capital of Northern Angola province Zaire). Reading the comments, I noticed that many people are quickly associating Kingdom of Kongo with present day DR Congo, whose south was indeed part of the Kingdom at some point but has never been part of the core cities/counties of the Kingdom, both Republic of Congo and DR Congo became “Congos” only after the Berlin Conference when Africa gained three Congos: (i) Portuguese Congo, formerly Kingdom of Kongo and present day Northern Angola; (ii) French Congo, formerly Loango Kingdom and present day Republic of Congo or Congo Brazzaville and (iii) Belgian Congo, originally named Congo Free State and present day Democratic Republic of Congo.
    Not long ago, I’ve shared my thoughs on similar grounds on a Metropolitan Museum of Arts’s post on their blog covering their exhibition of Kongolese art and I share it with you here:
    “Great exhibition, too bad I did not have the opportunity to visit NY in 2015. I always wonder why so little is known about the influence of Central Africa in the construction of the Creole culture of the New World. The dominance of Yoruba and other West African narratives don’t even come close to be balanced with the numbers of exported slaves (Angola exported more enslaved people to the Americas than Nigeria and Ghana combined, see Nathan Nunn) and your wonderful exhibition is a step in the right direction.
    However, seems to me, you make little effort to emphasize that what is known as Kingdom of Kongo is basically present Northern Angola, although in its hay day the Kingdom extended its borders to present day Gabon, it’s main cities, cultural and economic hubs have always been in Northern Angola. Both Congos became known as Congo only after the Berlin Conference (post slave trade)and exported much smaller numbers of slaves than present day Angola (Kongo+Angola Colony) so basically most references to Kongo in the New World are related to the peoples of Angola and enslaved people from kingdom of Ndongo (via wars waged by both European and Kongo monarchs).
    However, one cannot deny cultural similarities between Northern Angolan provinces (Cabinda, Zaire, Uíge and partly Malanje and Lunda) with Southern RD Congo and Republic of Congo but I don’t think it’s correct to over correlate Kingdom of Kongo with present day Congos, particularly because present day Republic of Congo is basically the post-colonial Kingdom of Loango.
    Congratulations for your brilliant exhibition.”
    metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2015/kongo/blog/posts/kongo-music-past-and-present

    • @kristianyaka_nation3137
      @kristianyaka_nation3137 7 років тому +6

      Jose Carlos Costa Jose Carlos Costa Kingdom of Kongo was a federation like kingdom. All of those small kingdom e.g Loango, matamba etc.. Were part of it. Don't really see where the problem is, when most Angolans are oblivious to their African history and heritage also don't even speak their native language at home but in the other two Congos, we still hold it close to us.

    • @jeannesuila3243
      @jeannesuila3243 6 років тому +10

      Actually , Congo-Kinshasa was Kongo before the European invasion, during the colonisation and after the colonisation. The only thing that was changed was the spelling "Kongo" to "Congo", and during the 2th republic when the name was changed to "Zaire" but it's back to it's original name "Kongo" but still have the "C" which needs to be changed. Congo-Brazzaville was once called "Province Equatoriale Francaise". Also, it's not only Angola that have more people exported as slaves, Kongos from both Congos did pay a heavy price too and not only to the America but also in Middle-East and Asia. Among the Tidis People of India, there are Kongos from Congo-Kinshasa, in Japan, there are lot of names similar to those of East, Center of Congo (Kinshasa) and Bas-Congo.
      Remember Tipo Tip? Also, in Angola and Tanzania there were trading places/departure places of the captured Kongos to be taken to the Goree Island and from there to the America. The Portuguese were also in West Gongo from Bas-Congo to Equateur. Even after the abolition of slavery, some Arabs were still capturing people from Congo-Kinshasa and that's why Swahili is spoken in East Congo. Don't forget that half of the population form Congo-Kinshasa was taken into slavery, 10 millions were killed by Leopold II and today, there is the depopulation and extermination of Congolese People and the entire world is not doing nothing about it since it is an international conspiracy.
      FYI. There have been 3 great kingdoms in Africa, in West there were the Ghana, Tsonge and Mali empires which combined all the West African countries of today, in center, the Kongo Kingdom , all countries from the center and in East Africa, the Empire of Ethiopia, which combined all the countries in East Africa. The Europeans mostly are the ones that destroyed all those kingdoms and empires for economic reasons and control.

    • @jeannesuila3243
      @jeannesuila3243 6 років тому +4

      The true story of the world never been told. Lot of part that were hidden, are coming out. As said Patrice Lumumba "real history of Congo will be written by Congolese themselves". Congo-Kinshasa is one country that the imperialists don't want for the world to know about. The history of that country has been falsify in a great scale. Today, the imperialists are trying to invent a tribe/ethnicity in Congo-Kinshasa that never existed before as well as other things. I am Congolese from Congo-Kin.

    • @antoniacapellaborges6566
      @antoniacapellaborges6566 6 років тому +3

      Jeanne Suila you’re a liar! Present day Congo is NOT Kongo kingdom! DRC and Congo are a amalgam of MANY DIFFERENT ETHNIC GROUPS! It’s didn’t extend it’s authority that far! You wanna know how I know you’re lying? Because I’m also half Congolese so I grew up hearing all those propaganda... The only reason y’all think it’s related to YOU is because of the push for Unification and Nationalism in DRC and also because a BELGIAN dude discovered the ancient texts of the Kongo era and wanted to use that to push the spread of Christianity!

    • @antoniacapellaborges6566
      @antoniacapellaborges6566 6 років тому +3

      Kristian YaKa_NatioN how do you know have you been ALL OVER THE COUNTRY? You know not every Angolan is from the same ethnicity?! And YES! We DO know our history and languages and NO Lingala is NOT Kikongo! Lingala is a pidgin language born from the trades with Portuguese-> mesa in lingala is ACTUALLY old Portuguese for table and -> Sapatu is sandals (ALSO PORTUGUESE) so there’s nothing “pure” or ancient about Lingala-.-

  • @Hardi1Official
    @Hardi1Official 2 роки тому +3

    While Kong does mean hunter, Kongo also means iron. The ManiKongo means the iron king. This was because the kingdom was built on the technology of iron and cloth. You forgot to mention Lukeni lua nimi, the founder of the country. The sculpture you show was form from iron. This was an amazing demonstration of the Kingo's mastery of iron. The succession of kingship in the Kongo was controversial cause dynastic houses fought for the throne due to intermarriage and nobility, the most notorious of them been the House of Nzinga and kimpanzu. Now I'm a Kikongo from both my parents side and their would tell me this stories when I was a kid. I can also trace my family from the house of Kimpanzu. I'm thankful for your informative channel though.

  • @TheBanditghettoninja
    @TheBanditghettoninja 9 років тому +5

    Actually james h taylor the kongo had elite warriors called something else , however the engolo was primarily from the imbangala in the Kuene region. Other arts such as the nsanga and Kipura were from the Kongo kingdom.

    • @slambk
      @slambk 2 роки тому

      no the Mbangala are not BA KONGO., the ngolo means strong and in the other side we had a King called Ngola ... today became Angola...hope i'm making sense

  • @tabitha448
    @tabitha448 7 років тому +20

    I am 27% of congo

    • @vivians5341
      @vivians5341 6 років тому

      Tabitha Stone two different time and nations.

  • @noah-theresaluvuminadifuid6506
    @noah-theresaluvuminadifuid6506 5 років тому +4

    My parents are from M’banza ngungu and they Kikongo ,the language they spoke in the kingdom of Kongo ,that’s crazy but I mostly speak Lingala and they do that too but when they getting mad they speak Lingala lol

  • @obiyanko2019
    @obiyanko2019 9 років тому +2

    Man, you are a brother's brother! Keep it in the family!

  • @Tataymuntu
    @Tataymuntu 2 роки тому +1

    Here we are 🙌🏾🇨🇩🥰....god bless you for these HAAARD works

  • @tunjilegba
    @tunjilegba 10 років тому +7

    Interesting and informative once again keep up the good work.

    • @elywananda
      @elywananda 10 років тому +3

      Wow, I'm new to this channel. Thanks for sharing!

  • @collinhenry9996
    @collinhenry9996 3 роки тому +2

    The racist had this argument that if was not for slavery and colonialism there would be no black Christians (but this is contradictory of teaching of Christianity). This show that Africans was Christians before set up of colonial rule in 1884 and before the slave trade. Ethiopia, Kemet and Nubia was Christians before the Greeks & Romans.

  • @freedomjoyneal4759
    @freedomjoyneal4759 10 років тому +4

    Peace & love, thank you!

  • @jamesscott6294
    @jamesscott6294 8 років тому +4

    Thank you for this info .. I'm a half castle .. and its great to know of African. . history do you think you can find the origins of the fijian people of the Pacific and post it up.. as there's no real information on as only the we came from Africa, Tanzania through Madagascar.. but European scholars say we're mixed with the Polynesians migration.Which I believe is incorrect .. .. we look More learner darker, and other factors are different as well.. it would be great to get your feed back.. as I've tried but not much information on it.

  • @kenmlb1860
    @kenmlb1860 6 років тому +1

    Thanx for the awesome information. It's always great to learn a little more about home. Please do document about the Belgian rule in what is now DRC. I do believe history pretends it never happened which is really say. It's neither a topic most Congolese parents get into. Would like to know about that part of my history. Once again, Thanx for bringing light to such important matters

  • @london8615
    @london8615 Рік тому +1

    We will return to greatness one day

  • @lamartinezola8507
    @lamartinezola8507 Рік тому +1

    few facts about Kongo culture: 1. the society is matriarcal, meaning the children follow the mother blood line. U can compare to the Jewish; 2. when a person passes away the elders have to ask people in the community if the deseased owes somebody something or somebody owes him something.3. The word Kongo means Grub Hoe

  • @zanguiza
    @zanguiza 4 роки тому +1

    Due to the Europeans arbitrary division of the African continent, 13% of the people of the present day Angola are Bakongo (language Kikongo). This include Mbanza Congo which was the capital of the Congo Kingdom. However, the MAJORITY OF ANGOLANS (87% to be precise) are from from different ethnics groups and speak different languages.

    • @briptz7305
      @briptz7305 3 роки тому +4

      The title is speaking about Kongo people and you're here talking about other people of Angola? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @kongolese4693
      @kongolese4693 3 роки тому +2

      LOL Majority if central Angola were vassal states. Don't start picking and choosing now. I'm Angolan mukongo so I know my history very well. Luanda itself is a Kongo city and name.

    • @Tataymuntu
      @Tataymuntu 2 роки тому

      Kongo kongo dia ntoto 🙏🏽

    • @K7SVN
      @K7SVN 4 місяці тому

      @@kongolese4693no it’s kimbundu word kongo tribes first begin in old kingdom in DRC and spread to Angola

  • @martgregory1077
    @martgregory1077 3 роки тому +2

    love the work, more work on congo and maybe dive into Haiti zombie beliefs and intertwine them. they are vastly different in form but at the root the religion of african goes so far back that it has taken thousands of forms religious wise, the first religion is the predecessor of these modern beliefs. Islam, Christianity Budhism are babies compared to the true historical footprint of Mama voudon

  • @deannabaidoo7269
    @deannabaidoo7269 9 років тому +1

    My first time hearing you and I love it! !!
    Keep doing what you are doing my strong black brother. Keep your head up Love lady ddd aka Queen Nzinga

  • @thulimalebane6911
    @thulimalebane6911 5 років тому +1

    What I want to know is: How widespread "Christianity" was by the time of the "scramble for Africa". Particularly,I'm wanting to know how widespread the use of the Bible was in the Kongo region at the time?

  • @donbeni9140
    @donbeni9140 6 років тому +4

    I’m from muana Kongo 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩

  • @shawndeagan7457
    @shawndeagan7457 5 років тому +4

    The Advanced kingdom of Kongo. Never needed the Portuguese! never will need Albino Europeans!

  • @bibizolele
    @bibizolele 5 років тому +3

    Hmm, the Kingdom of Kongo was actually founded in a morden day Angola and its capital was Mbanza Kongo. But since oral history states otherwise that's fine too. But nontheless Good work.
    ~BM

    • @K7SVN
      @K7SVN 6 місяців тому

      That's the capital but it's original where from congo not Angola why it's Bakongo why not baangola

  • @Melanin_Move
    @Melanin_Move 6 років тому +1

    Ohhhh Nzumbe like Jumbe or Jumbie. In the Carib it's a ghost or "dopi". And I researched and found that is from Congos. The stilts and festival of wearing dirt (as ash) around "Juve" time. Look at that.

  • @michaelnaz6457
    @michaelnaz6457 4 роки тому +1

    I know this video post is old. But I forward this to so many Congolese people caught up in the Christian church.

    • @TheTruthVision
      @TheTruthVision 4 роки тому +2

      You should forward to Angolans many Kongo kingdom descendants are Angolans... but they don’t know. Out here walking around lost..

    • @michaelnaz6457
      @michaelnaz6457 4 роки тому +1

      @@TheTruthVision Man they are lost. I was lost up until a year ago.

    • @K7SVN
      @K7SVN 6 місяців тому

      ​@@TheTruthVision bro Kongo came from Congo drc not Angola they spread there but their homeland it's called vungu

    • @Kaskie7
      @Kaskie7 2 місяці тому

      @@TheTruthVision😂😂😂

  • @HitTheLofi
    @HitTheLofi 9 років тому +1

    HomeTeam History
    Hey brother, I'm doing an essay based on these people, but more specifically, their zombie mythology. I was wondering if you could provide a little more insight into it.
    Thank you

  • @kinky2002
    @kinky2002 9 років тому +1

    The theme song is awesome! I am gonna use as my ringtone!

  • @MsFrancois1
    @MsFrancois1 9 років тому +3

    Do a video on Dona Beatriz Vita, the "Kongolese Saint Anthony"

  • @305Bitchbadd
    @305Bitchbadd 8 років тому +4

    so a European came to Africa ...showed everyone the magic of Christianity ...the king believed in it so much that he converted his people ..then the Euro's showed what they really came for? then allied with another group of Africans in case of a problem?

    • @sjappiyah4071
      @sjappiyah4071 5 років тому

      ohsohappy Christianity was in Africa before congo
      Sudan, Za, Ethiopia etc...

  • @lamartinezola8507
    @lamartinezola8507 7 років тому +2

    God bless you bro! actually the word God in Kongo is "Nzambe" originally "Zumbi", later Europeans converted it into "Zombie"

  • @armandovaiandando6472
    @armandovaiandando6472 6 років тому +2

    Catholic Bishop, because there were Christians before in Ethiopia.

  • @kariukikiragu
    @kariukikiragu 5 років тому +1

    Once again, the history of the Kongo kingdom teaches us that our cosmopolitanism and xenophilia is consistently taken advantage of by foreigners.
    We should not extend our values to people who do not have them and thus cannot appreciate them.
    Thank you for this, Kaka Mdogo

  • @InnossB_
    @InnossB_ 4 роки тому +1

    Nzambi bless and keep you safe 🙏🏾❤ MwanaYaNzambi

  • @blaek_enuh
    @blaek_enuh 4 роки тому +1

    Did his son study overseas? Took the Abrahamic code

  • @bmsslaughter323
    @bmsslaughter323 8 років тому +2

    what is the introductory song?

  • @torranceharveyii6990
    @torranceharveyii6990 6 років тому

    Ayeeee ✊ reference to other video, perfect. This is the resistance I was referring to. Much respect

  • @playwright5037
    @playwright5037 10 років тому +1

    well done on your success of your site dude! I plan to do something similar, with a more British outlook, could you give me any advice?

    • @hometeamhistory806
      @hometeamhistory806  10 років тому +1

      Thank you. I'd say people like to see your face and make sure you have a good camera with respectable lighting.

  • @sheshari5295
    @sheshari5295 10 років тому

    I just love your intros ! Super interesting topic

  • @estherandherlittleworld7821
    @estherandherlittleworld7821 4 роки тому

    This is amazing! I'm happy to find these videos 🤩

  • @tabianamoto
    @tabianamoto 4 роки тому +1

    BRAVO - #KnowYourHistory #TEACH!

  • @siyashilla6885
    @siyashilla6885 5 років тому +1

    I actually am descended from Kongo Royalty to my suprise

  • @t_challathagod172
    @t_challathagod172 9 років тому +1

    love your work bro

  • @AllPaperTaker-KingG
    @AllPaperTaker-KingG 9 років тому +2

    Peace brother could you tell us more about the bingala people I hope I spelled it right thanks for all you do fam

    • @hometeamhistory806
      @hometeamhistory806  9 років тому +3

      King G It's Imbangala..I believe the "Im" is largely silent making an "em" sound". But they were a strickly warrior culture. Actually wikipedia gives a good understanding about them.

    • @mfumunkosi3310
      @mfumunkosi3310 8 років тому +2

      +HomeTeam History peace bro from London UK, I am from today present Congo and I think the story you have is the Europeanised version of our story. My Father is from Kwango region (just under kwilu) in the Bandundu province tribe of the yaka people, and my mother is from the Bangala in the northern region of Congo and that is not the story of the people ask a kongolese to break it down.

    • @kikikareema5912
      @kikikareema5912 8 років тому +1

      What is the story?

    • @AllPaperTaker-KingG
      @AllPaperTaker-KingG 8 років тому

      HomeTeam History thanks fam

  • @honeyk8379
    @honeyk8379 8 років тому

    Great video bro !! Could you tell me about the Moluba/songe and the Nunu bobangi tribes ? I couldn't really find anything ?

  • @aliv1908
    @aliv1908 6 років тому

    Such good information---thank you. This is the good work.

  • @slambk
    @slambk 2 роки тому +1

    great job... just to assist .. the KINGDOWN of KONGO or the ETHNICY of the BA KONGO is not equal to Congolese (s) when u say a MU KONGO it's different to a COngolese, in plural you have to had a BA in front of KONGO and MU KONGO as one of them... actually they make a use of ne' KONGO to show respect and honour some thing close to that. as by countries, yes it's tricky and confusing .. Angola (Ngola) was Congo portugal , and the others one French and other Belgium beside that they still claiming Gabon.... it's relly complex comparing to what was shown on the map.. until now u can trace up to Namibia, well probably they ran and were so afraid to be taken away ..., be side that great work .

  • @mansuekimilandu6661
    @mansuekimilandu6661 6 років тому +1

    The stretch from Chad right way to Zimbabwe.
    The kingdom of kongo dia ntotela start in 690a.d.

  • @ilidiosebastiao
    @ilidiosebastiao 9 років тому

    It is awsome brother keep on like this disclose the real history of african people .

  • @kidsonthemissiontoexcel101
    @kidsonthemissiontoexcel101 6 років тому +2

    MAMA KONGO #INGETA

  • @misstelly2821
    @misstelly2821 5 років тому

    Is the coat of arms accurate?? Why are the hands holding the swords all white?

  • @collinhenry9996
    @collinhenry9996 3 роки тому

    So are you from Chicago and is able to get so much data of African history?

  • @mirador991
    @mirador991 6 років тому +2

    Ye bangala are Congolese people too .

  • @BigJfromda3O4
    @BigJfromda3O4 10 років тому

    Another great video man

  • @themillenialwordsmith8022
    @themillenialwordsmith8022 9 років тому +1

    Your theme song though!!! I need the whole thing, what's it called?

    • @hometeamhistory806
      @hometeamhistory806  9 років тому +3

      Its called "Africa" by Hudozhnik_daly

    • @swiftsqueeze977
      @swiftsqueeze977 6 років тому

      Hello bro please can you do the video of Douala people from Cameroon who originally come from DRC

  • @makisov
    @makisov 4 роки тому

    I'm back. Still love this video

  • @2uplift
    @2uplift 6 років тому

    Thanks for sharing this helpful information

  • @dra631
    @dra631 6 років тому +1

    Where was The Azande Warriors during this conflict?

    • @mobidickahlam
      @mobidickahlam 5 років тому +1

      Because zande had nothing to do with Kongo kingdom zande are in north they are many other people in north Congo who are not related to Kongo and Congo is not kongo

  • @ilidiosebastiao
    @ilidiosebastiao 9 років тому

    Could you recomend me books that mention how the city were,iam studying architeture iam making a research about infra strutture,

  • @queenestherc-squared802
    @queenestherc-squared802 5 років тому

    Thanks for the video!

  • @kbtitan2464
    @kbtitan2464 9 років тому +1

    Yo bro can u do a video on my tribe the Lunda Empire Thanks man.

  • @mwarabukahenga76
    @mwarabukahenga76 3 роки тому

    Nice friendly people i come across them a lot in East Congo

    • @kongolese4693
      @kongolese4693 3 роки тому

      BaKongos in the East of DRC?

    • @mwarabukahenga76
      @mwarabukahenga76 3 роки тому

      @@kongolese4693 Yes a lot I see them often. It is 2021 so we no longer living in kingdoms. Every1 movies around

  • @theknightofbadassness301
    @theknightofbadassness301 10 років тому +2

    What was the dates of these events?

    • @hometeamhistory806
      @hometeamhistory806  10 років тому +2

      The first major conflict was in 1622 in which the Portuguese were defeated. Yet the Portuguese continued to be aggressive and had some victories in Angola... Then civil unrest. Ironically the Portuguese attacked during the civil unrest and was soundly defeated in 1670. Later near the end of the 19th century Portugal had some success controlling the already destabilized Kingdom.

    • @theknightofbadassness301
      @theknightofbadassness301 10 років тому

      Cheers mate, really enjoy the videos.

    • @theknightofbadassness301
      @theknightofbadassness301 10 років тому

      HomeTeam History One more question, what was the date the kingdom was founded?

    • @hometeamhistory806
      @hometeamhistory806  10 років тому +2

      Well there really isn't a specific date but what we believe to be the expansion of a particular Central African region by a King named Nimi a Lukeni began in the 14th century. We generally recognize the formation of the Kingdom or Empire of Kongo during this time.

    • @theknightofbadassness301
      @theknightofbadassness301 10 років тому +1

      HomeTeam History Cheers!

  • @yahdanikobantuyahwaregayah3272
    @yahdanikobantuyahwaregayah3272 7 років тому +3

    I'm from The Democratic Republic Of Čøñgø.

    • @bachiramirez8265
      @bachiramirez8265 6 років тому +1

      ŁK Dâñîčø boi you cant even spell it Kongo not congo

    • @yahdanikobantuyahwaregayah3272
      @yahdanikobantuyahwaregayah3272 6 років тому +2

      Sebastian Ramirez I was talkin bout the country not the kingdom

    • @AliciaTerece
      @AliciaTerece 5 років тому

      @@yahdanikobantuyahwaregayah3272 can u tell me about Palo Mayombe?

  • @PrinceMalaak
    @PrinceMalaak 5 років тому

    Are the Batu kushite?

  • @matthewmann8969
    @matthewmann8969 4 роки тому +2

    The Pygmies are the original people of Central Africa many today are still enslaved, imprisoned, sold off, traded, eaten alive or dead, And treated as lesser Humans by Bantus

  • @anoriginalname6672
    @anoriginalname6672 9 років тому

    Can you do a video on the moors of morocco i want to see what you think about this because alot of people say this and that like they stemmed black history plz and thx brother

    • @hometeamhistory806
      @hometeamhistory806  9 років тому +1

      I did a vid on the moors... you can check out my older vids for that. thanks

  • @masoshiahcongo4266
    @masoshiahcongo4266 9 років тому +14

    Do not confuse things bro ..NZUMBI = demon
    and NZAMBI or NYA-MBI (which derived from YAH-ABI) = holy father, God
    Also known as NYA-MBE, to other tribes is NZA-MBE (derived from YAH-ABE), while others say: NYA-MBA, NZA-MBA (derived from YAH-ABA).
    Because the transmission of tradition is oral, some pronounced with letter '' Z ''
    Studies the Bantu language, the Bantu grammar is 100% Semitic ..We are the hebrews israelites of Africa. According to the vision and, prediction of the prophets ..Isaias 18: 7 and Zephaniah 3: 11.20.10 ..from beyond the rivers of Cush (now Sudan) is central Africa to South Africa, the Bantu area
    Shalenu kiambote (Good bye, be at peace ) !

    • @kaseya6225
      @kaseya6225 9 років тому +5

      Speak oute my congolose brother Shalom!

    • @masoshiahcongo4266
      @masoshiahcongo4266 9 років тому +12

      Shalom brother I'm actually an Angolan. Congo is Kimbundu name of my father and his ancestors uncles ..but no matter congolose or Angolan is same. I thank you for the greeting ..Shalom!

    • @GabriellaGabrielle
      @GabriellaGabrielle 9 років тому +4

      MASOSHI AH CONGO Can you recommend me some books so I can know more about my country ( The Democratic Republic of the Congo ).

    • @masoshiahcongo4266
      @masoshiahcongo4266 9 років тому +2

      LaBelleCongolese Visit the website Israelites bantous hebreux.com
      ..Because I could give you some books but none of them is better than the website details Israelites bantous hebreux.com
      Sister good luck, hope you like it!

    • @Apostleyoutube
      @Apostleyoutube 7 років тому +2

      MASOSHI AH CONGO hey can you send me your email, I'm Congolese my self and would like to learn more

  • @masoshiahcongo4266
    @masoshiahcongo4266 9 років тому +9

    Brother go study the Bantu grammar, and compares with the Semitic grammar, and you will be surprised with the results it is the same. All Bana, Bena, Muana, Wana, Ana (child and children in Bantu idioms) are all descendants of the Tata or Baba (father) Abana. The original name of Abraham is Abana, and means father of children.
    Name of Abraham does not mean father of nations, as the system translated in the Bible.
    because nations in Hebrew = גּוֹי H1471 - Goey, pronounced "go·E", the same word in Bantu NGOY or Ngou. the letter N and M are codes in the Bantu language, it is nasal accent!
    The word Bantu derives from the Hebrew word Muth H4191 מוּת and mean deadly or fatal. Now if our Nkakas (which derives from the biblical Hebrew word KAKAK means elder governor in Hebrew as the Bantu) chose this Hebrew word for person, it is because there is no immortal person. (Mut, Mutu, Muntu, is singular of the word Bantu)
    You see , I am a Mutu, which comes from the ancient Kongo Hebrew Muth H4191 מוּת mortal you find it in the Manda: H4486 מַנְדַּע LAW, knowledge, and NABI, H5030 נָבִיא prophet?
    Besides thé more we have thé same names as thé Jews of thé scriptures
    Example: the Jewish name Ziba (2 Samuel 16: 1-3) is the same as NTSIBA, brother or sister of one of the twins in Bantu ..!
    Job (Yombe in Hebrew) H347 אִיּוֹב ,same name as Ba-Yombe, a Clan os the Ba-Kongo branch in Angola.
    KAZAVUBU? comes from the Hebrew word ZAVOUB; dwbz; Son of Nathan, the prime minister under Solomon (1 Kings 4: 5).
    Nsele. ? comes from the Hebrew word Tsele? meaning glu crevasse, one of the heroes of King David (2 Sam. 23: 37; 1 Chron 11: 39).
    COUNTRY: Uganda
    Uganda? comes from the Hebrew word HOR -GUIDGD or GOLD GANDA, dgdgh RX (Camp) in language Bambala. Gouganda also means camping.
    Let's compare some of Hebrew grammar.
    Example: Moabi, Mu'āb; Hebrew: מוֹאָב meaning in Hebrew of the Father. Is the same in Bantu!
    Nzinga Mu'ndungo means Nzinga of Ndongo. Mu'xicongo means of Congo Earth. Mozambique means of, Zambi. MU or Mo in Bantu as biblical Hebrew has the same meaning.
    To finish, I would like to recall that the Hebrew Bible as well as the Bantu both celebrated new moon party. Now, how did the Hebrews called the new moon?
    Answer: kodeh and Bantu? Answer: kODEH, you think it's coincidence?
    You should know that mother tongue betrays the origin of any person
    CHALENU (GOODBEY)!

    • @kaseya6225
      @kaseya6225 9 років тому +3

      Preach brother, more people need to know the truth. I am Baluba Mwa Yuda ( Lost tribe of Yahudah)
      Acts 2:17
      In the last days, Yah says, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your young men will see visions, your old men will dream dreams.

    • @masoshiahcongo4266
      @masoshiahcongo4266 9 років тому +4

      Glad to know this brother, hehehe it makes me happy! Of course, now it is the turn of the Bantu to explain its true origin..

    • @kaseya6225
      @kaseya6225 9 років тому +5

      Where are u from Alan? and what are u talking about. He is not obsessed with Israel? U do not even kno what we are talking about and u are judgin?

    • @masoshiahcongo4266
      @masoshiahcongo4266 9 років тому +6

      alan mwene shut your mouth if you have nothing to say ok!
      to this day no one can tell the origin of the Bantu languages. what do you think fucking ignorant?
      Do you know the famous linguist Nkongo Tata Miguel NEKAKA?
      The famous linguist Nkongo often ignoraded, was Tata Miguel NEKAKA in the 19th century. He translated significant parts of the English Bible into Kikongo including the book of Ruth in Nkanda Nzambi (the Holy Bible).
      A Nkongo doctor of theology, graduate in Brazil and Hebrew language teacher said he prefers to read the Nkanda Nzambi due to etymological approach of many words and Kikongo expressions to the Hebrew language. This confirms the excellent work of the translators one of course, Tata Miguel Nèkáka.
      Now do you know Simão Kimbango Who Said the Bible is Actually history of BANA KONGO ??
      Who are you, are you linguistic? Do you know the biblical Hebrew? If not shut your dirty mouth!
      You would ignore and judge a black teacher without making sure first?
      Look I do not know who you are? But I'm Bantu and my MISSION is to prove the innocence of our brothers, our ancestors, our messengers.
      that's why we do research on this subject, to see if our brother murdered were right or wrong.
      One of our major findings is that the Bantu people not only speaks language of Semitic grammar, but also their way of dressing. The Bantu dresses like the Semites, Bantu has Semitic fashion!
      If the Bantu people were African descendant of Ham, the Bantu would dress as the ''Hamitic'' peoples and not as the Semitic peoples who are outside of Africa!
      I'm proud to be Bantu Kongo. The name AFRICA actually has nothing to do with me, who gave me this name was the white master, why do I have to be proud of it?
      If the Israelites were white the bible would say so.
      But the Bible says that Israelite people was black with curly hair.
      The Bible also says that the israel people would be dwelling in africa in the end oftimes [mean even in modern times ] . the place of habitation of them would be beyond the rivers of Cush, rigion known in medival maps as ''Upper Ethiopia''.
      One more reason to investigate who are these people that the prophet of the Bible [before was the hebrew scriptures] spoke. this is how we will know if the Bible speaks truth or not!
      Otherwise there will be no other way, we can not ignore the scriptures without having concrete evidence!
      You do not know our history..
      Once again shut your mouth!

    • @masoshiahcongo4266
      @masoshiahcongo4266 9 років тому +4

      alan mwene
      Go find something to do Babylon!

  • @drmalachilove113
    @drmalachilove113 9 років тому

    Can you do videos on Hannibal, Land of Punt and Madagascar

    • @drmalachilove113
      @drmalachilove113 9 років тому

      I aint tryna expose nuttin, if i wanted to i woulda dangle some toes in ya face. LOOL

    • @drmalachilove113
      @drmalachilove113 9 років тому

      LOOOOL

  • @305Bitchbadd
    @305Bitchbadd 8 років тому

    home team ..please answer ASAP

  • @ghostofzaire
    @ghostofzaire 6 місяців тому +1

    We traded our Yah for their god. That was Kongo’s sin.

  • @mingotubman3790
    @mingotubman3790 6 років тому

    Divided within divided without....

  • @slambk
    @slambk 2 роки тому

    This to all of Us folks, let's no go against this brother's research, we are just so confused as well, sure I can tell and yes we do. some of Us are so confused. When them explora came they knew nothing of Us or who were. and yet Us and this present generation are reading from them. tell me something then. how will you know that ANGOLA wasn't be called ANGOLA instead of NGOLA? and other one ZAIRE instead of NZADI ? many more yet we accepted it and now when people are saying that Angola only have less BA KONGO people to say, is it because the do not speak KI KONGO or something different? this is what many didn't know according to hierarchy, The KINGDOM of KONGO should be look at the MAIN block or the Top and within that KING DOWN breaks Sub kingdoms and Clans so now we shouldn't or really be aware of where and who or what do u really wanna comment or argue about. in Angola you find the BA MBUNDU right? and in other side you find the BA MBUNDA both will be written this way. B MBND =B MBND can u see that we are so confused, yes our generation is confused than our ancestor they had wisdom and information about the truth of them selves. yes you might find Indigenous people or aborigines' people as you wanna call them, but they truth lays behand the Language. so in angola you get the The Himba which it sounds close to KU YIMBA or KU (H)IMBA the H stays mute . so it doesnt really affect anything . so many of them knows that Singing in they language or dialect is to sing so now who are those HIMBA? or BA HIMBA... hahahhahaha someone must be really confused or just out of their mind. an other this how come the cam God or they creator MUKULU the read it MUKURU? an other Ki KONGO word means ELDER. so i'm trying or wanting to confuse people on here... i went to namibia but i was surprise about the way i was understanding the language well some of their words. so to close this... the KI KONGO language was the MAIN LANGUAGE back then who were Spoken by the Ethnic Group of known as BA KONGO.. with time passed they have multiplied into an extend to have many sub groups and clans ... that is where were are getting confused... how will you know that the KUMINA are from that same ethnic? well it's easier because KU MINA is a KI KIngo and is Sub Dialects word. we have to assist our selves learn more... I believe in Namibia still linked to the BA KONGO ethnicity ... In deep southern africa You will get many Clans name simillar to the BA KONGO people to say google or look for teh NgoXongo or NgXongo..... can u see that NgKongo or Ngokongo was a codec message? look let no one tell you wake up and find who you are. do not let them tell you that in angola u find less people from that Ethnicity yet the Capital was there? is that pocible? who know the radian ? before the told us that Gabon wasn't there yet we are reading Gabon now some even saying some part of Southern Cameroun are Linked as well hahahha, this is madness if there's place call BA KONGO in Namibia then what more do u wanna know? or more prove do you want? isn't Namibia over Angola? then even that Desert name is in Ki Kongo but with time they have lost the proper spelling yes... there's a link on you tube where an other breather is talking about it.... KI KONGO has so many Dialects that is How deep that thing is' so deep, and with respect they call a MU KONGO person as a ne' Kongo / stay well hope i shared my little knowledge

  • @lukecage4595
    @lukecage4595 7 років тому

    so haitian and jamaicans orignal from kingdom of kongo didn't know that

    • @lamartinezola8507
      @lamartinezola8507 7 років тому +3

      it is difficult to tell, because they would steal slaves from one region and board them on ships from another country.
      They did not have stations everywhere, so they get slaves in the Kongo, then make them walk miles and miles to the pier and board them on ships sailing to the America's.

    • @LaLa-jv9pu
      @LaLa-jv9pu 5 років тому +1

      Jamaicans are mostly from Ghana and Nigeria.

    • @afroconditionworld9048
      @afroconditionworld9048 3 роки тому +5

      @@LaLa-jv9pu people who really know the history knows the third largest Africans sent to Jamaica were the Kongos. Why are they dancing the same with their waist then. Ghana and Nigeria don’t dance this way . However,(whine /loketo) is a traditional dance in Kongo.

    • @rolandorodriguez4504
      @rolandorodriguez4504 3 роки тому +1

      @@afroconditionworld9048 African Americans, Jamaicans and other peoples of Black English colonies descent mostly from the Akan since the Fon, who thought of themselves as allies of the British, sold them into slavery. When Ashanti was formed, however, the British started to take Yoruba slaves as the Fon could no longer raid in Ghana without soon retaliation. Only a small parts of Jamaicans are descents from the Kingdom of Kongo, hence why there are traditions from the region present in the Caribbean.

    • @K7SVN
      @K7SVN 4 місяці тому

      @@rolandorodriguez4504bro u wrong most black Americans and Afro Cuban and Afro Brazilian came from Kingdom of Kongo democratic republic of the Congo 🇨🇩 and Angola 🇦🇴 and most Jamaican and Barbadian slaves came from Nigeria and Ghana full stop

  • @danieldelathauwer4494
    @danieldelathauwer4494 3 роки тому

    Why they (euopeses nations) and the Portugees let taken the Kongo by Leopold II and in 1908 a Belgium kolonie and in after the war Kongo must by indipended with all trubbles till now Daniel Gent BE

  • @dominicthelordkabinga
    @dominicthelordkabinga 7 років тому

    Where the Luba-Lunda a break-away from the Kongo.

    • @hometeamhistory806
      @hometeamhistory806  7 років тому +2

      I think if we read between the lines yes it was...I know the Mbundu were a break away from Kongo

    • @kitokotshiama878
      @kitokotshiama878 4 роки тому +2

      Dominic Yoya Kabinga no dear. The Luba Empire and Lunda Kingdom were never part of the Kongo Kingdom.