Hello !! can we see any lineage/descendant of the Fullanis)who are the most ethnics speaking same language in west Africa and bought Islam in west Africa, central Africa and etc ... ??
@ShalakumX Simba how so? He created and expanded many universities and did alot of other infrastructure projects. Money was tight only after him and that was only because of the black death which he couldn't have known would occur after he died.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU so much for not ignoring African history! I'm black British so find the European charts you make very interesting but am always sad that people igonor African history. It feeds the dangerous narrative that Africa had nothing going for it pre colonialism and the slave trade because of the bigoted assumption that Africa and its people couldn't look after themselves. As a Brit you are never taught any of this in school. I also studied history and classical studies at undergraduate level in the UK (before youtube was a thing) and it wasn't part of the conversation there which was considered completely ok. We don't have any HBCUs here so its really hard to find history which is inclusive and not tainted by prejudice. Thank you again! Im going to share this with lots of people! You have totally made my day! I've just subscribed! I really hope you will do more videos of African dynasties!
I mean, school curriculums tend to focus on what's relevant to its country's history. In Brazil, a western country founded by europeans, we don't see much of european history after the discovery of Brazil, when there's A LOT to talk about on this period.
@@TheRealGigachad1848 agreed the state where I'm from focuses on tx history more than us history so it basically doesn't include any of the british history just starts at the revolution and after that there wasn't really anything interesting in us history besides the civil and world wars. So I find all old world history to be extreamly interesting. besides them devaluing their gold I wonder what happened to their wealth and where that money/gold ended up today.
Niiiice. Columbus did note in his own journals that when reaching the Americas the natives mentioned that people came before him and traded in gold. They had gold arrow and spear tips they received from the Africans that came over and showed them to Columbus.
@@UsefulCharts You could do the Lesotho and Swaziland Dynasties since they are still in power today! They are also among the world's last absolute monarchies.
Thank you for another great video. In your introduction you briefly mentioned the Danish line. I just finished reading about William the Conqueror who was said to have descended from Rollo. You list Rollo as a "semi-legendary" figure, and I was wondering why. Thank you again!
Surprisingly I’ve never seen anything about the History of Georgia on your channel. Could you make a chart of Georgian Kings and Queens? (House of Bagrationi) Georgia’s monarchy is one of the oldest and most unique. Thank you! 😊😊
I have solved the mystery of Abu Bakr's reign Sakoura 1285-1300 Gao 1300-1305 Mohammed 1305-1310 Abu Bakr 1310-1312 All of these dates are guesses that is why they are so vauge
The real story is Soundiata father was not the king but the brother of the king, he was a great hunter warrior that we call Dônso and their last name was Konaté, Kèïta was a title they used after the death of Soundiata
It would be interesting to see how complete a line could be traced from ancient Kush to modern Abyssinia, or from Ancient Axum to modern Abyssinia, including Saba and Himyarites and Yemen.
Bro. Europeans started this notion that ALL dynasties attach themselves to bloodlines for legitimacy because that is what EUROPEAN monarchs did. Africa had a RICH oral tradition. The African mystery system was all oral. You used a European as an example of attaching to a bloodline. Of course. As I said. They started this idea.
Can you do a video on putting all the Australian political parties from left to right, if you want, i can help, but you are a genius i am sure you could do it.
As a black man of mandinka descent I am very disappointed that you claim there is no solid evidence that Mansa Abubakr did not reach the americas… there is a very strong line of evidence… and you got some of the facts about the hajj if you’re going to speak on a legacy your ancestors possibly helped destroy you have to get it right because him reaching America is the biggest key factor in black Americans history
Mansa Musa's mother if royal lineage. Her name was "Kanka", or "Gongo". That is why Mansa Musa is also called in West Africa Kankan Musa. His father was of the old and traditional clans of the Slves of the Crown.
I don't know why people keep saying that Mansa Musa was the richest person in history when it has been disproven? Firstly, his exact wealth isn't known, only an estimated range of what his wealth could have been based on stories about him. People often take the upper limit of his possible wealth when trying to make the point that he was the richest man to ever live. Secondly, even if we take his upper limit he still isn't richer than Chinese Emperor Zhao Xu (who was x75 richer than him) or Mughal Emperor Akbar the first (who was x52.2 richer than him).
Mansa Abu Bakr l was also known as Manding Bory. He and Abu Bakr ll are not the same person. Abu Bakr ll reigned for only two years (1310-1312) because he vacated the throne in order to travel to new land. He most likely didn't make it back home.
Wasn’t Solomon the richest man ever, long before Mansa Musa? The info supplied in the video, historically, how accurate is it ? It seems that this royal family line, is of Arab origin not African . Perhaps that was the reason for It being of such short duration to really influence the continent. What happen to all the riches ? Is there anything to show for it ?
Why begin Bilal ancestry with slavery? Seeing that he was ancestrally from aksumite Empire that ruled Yemen and Ethiopia the Horn of Africa from which empire gave birth to Fizz armies of mounted hundreds of African war elephants
I never knew that Mansa Musa was descended from the Quraysh tribe (yes, I did do some research on Bilal, and found that he came frim Banu Jumah, a clan of the Quraysh tribe).
Mansa Musa is not the definitive richest man in history. The source of that belief is erroneous. He was most likely one of the wealthiest people in history, but monarch's wealth is tied to that of the state. It is not the same as an individual's wealth. It is virtually impossible to accurately calculate the wealth of people that far back.
Yea but u can’t compare Europe history to Africa Europe was a dark age and why would a local tribe claim dependent from Hebrew’s who come from far away u have to remember that Solomon dynasty came from a different place
why does every african country always say they've originated from north or northeast or east? why? I know life started in east africa but i doubt people have records from back then
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UsefulCharts, please, make the family tree of Eswatinian kings and a poster of Africa Royal Family Tree chart.
It's in the works....
@ShalakumX Simba bilal was black.
Hello !! can we see any lineage/descendant of the Fullanis)who are the most ethnics speaking same language in west Africa and bought Islam in west Africa, central Africa and etc ... ??
UsefulCharts YAY!!!!!
One of the best videos on African monarchies ever made. You all did good work.
The artwork turned out especially good. Hoping to use the artist for future projects too.
Great job! It was a pleasure working with you.
Same. Looking forward to collabing with you on more African history!
when you flex so much you ruin the entire egyptian economy
...or IMPROVE It!
@ShalakumX Simba how so? He created and expanded many universities and did alot of other infrastructure projects. Money was tight only after him and that was only because of the black death which he couldn't have known would occur after he died.
@ShalakumX Simba by showing off, that's how.
ShalakumX Simba spread lies because you seem jealous lol
probably biggest flex ever in history
As an Black American of Mandinka descent I’m very happy that you did this video
I see your profile pic is from extra credit's video on Mali too!
Mansa Musa .. Mansa Musa might have sold your ancestors. His men raided many villages in West Africa. Nothing to be proud about.
@@JoStylin You clown. Mansa musa was dead 200 years before the atlantic slave trade started. Stop with this nonsense and learn your history.
JoStylin Mansa Musa died way before the slave trade and he didn’t sell his tribe
im a black American living in Egypt. my DNA was done and our ancestors were the fulani. but ive also always admired the keita clan and the mali empire
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU so much for not ignoring African history! I'm black British so find the European charts you make very interesting but am always sad that people igonor African history. It feeds the dangerous narrative that Africa had nothing going for it pre colonialism and the slave trade because of the bigoted assumption that Africa and its people couldn't look after themselves. As a Brit you are never taught any of this in school. I also studied history and classical studies at undergraduate level in the UK (before youtube was a thing) and it wasn't part of the conversation there which was considered completely ok. We don't have any HBCUs here so its really hard to find history which is inclusive and not tainted by prejudice. Thank you again! Im going to share this with lots of people! You have totally made my day! I've just subscribed! I really hope you will do more videos of African dynasties!
I mean, school curriculums tend to focus on what's relevant to its country's history. In Brazil, a western country founded by europeans, we don't see much of european history after the discovery of Brazil, when there's A LOT to talk about on this period.
@@TheRealGigachad1848 agreed the state where I'm from focuses on tx history more than us history so it basically doesn't include any of the british history just starts at the revolution and after that there wasn't really anything interesting in us history besides the civil and world wars. So I find all old world history to be extreamly interesting. besides them devaluing their gold I wonder what happened to their wealth and where that money/gold ended up today.
You wouldn't like the real history.
@@gradualdecay1040 Slavery was a part of pretty much every culture back then. You aren’t teaching anyone here anything new, child ; )
@@yumad9830 what? Give me an example of what I'm not teaching anyone?
I just noticed the other day my history teacher has your European royalty family tree up in her class
Nice. What city?
Isaac R that’s not a city
@@dyllhanmatanda9888 He probably doesn't want to give out too much information
UsefulCharts modibou keita is related to him and mansa Musas kids are still here
Niiiice. Columbus did note in his own journals that when reaching the Americas the natives mentioned that people came before him and traded in gold. They had gold arrow and spear tips they received from the Africans that came over and showed them to Columbus.
Make a chart with all the African monarchs, like how you have done to Europe and Asia
That would be great the world needs to be educated.
I do hope to do that once I have enough individual charts made on various African countries.
@@UsefulCharts maybe do west African Monarchs there is plenty Monarchs for that
It will be a bit harder than for Europe, beacause there are fewer sources.
@@UsefulCharts You could do the Lesotho and Swaziland Dynasties since they are still in power today! They are also among the world's last absolute monarchies.
other African kingdoms we would like to see: Ghana, Songhai, Kongo, Zulu, Kilwa
Yoruba too!
Bornu, wadai, Sokoto, Baguirmi, etc.
Gã and Adangbé kings.
Dahomey
dont forget the nubians
Please do a family tree of Warrior Queen Nzinga of Ndongo and Matamba (Modern day Angola).
Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
Great video. Please consider doing a video on the Oba dynasty of Benin Kingdom
Great research and final production piece 👏 👌 🙌 👍 🙏
Thank you for acknowledging African kingdoms! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ subscribed for lifeeeee
Wow bro you have so much ideas and know every thing about history ! Great
beautiful video. 🎥
i'm an american born person of nigerian paternity 🇳🇬 ghanaian maternity 🇬🇭 with some amazigh (berber) 🇲🇦 background. 🌍
Thank you for another great video. In your introduction you briefly mentioned the Danish line. I just finished reading about William the Conqueror who was said to have descended from Rollo. You list Rollo as a "semi-legendary" figure, and I was wondering why. Thank you again!
I think he could actually be considered historical. It usually comes down to the sources available.
this is brilliant, you can do also about the Darfur sultanate in Western Sudan
Bilal as ancestor of the Keita dynasty is mythology. Bilal didn't have children...
i just married a nubian so the kushite family tree would be nice or one on the nubian rulers after the fall of the dynasty or maybe both
Great video as always.
P/s the theme song reminds me of gargoyles
Great video
Do ashanti next if u can please. Liking your Africa series
Now we finally know where's wally 4:21
Surprisingly I’ve never seen anything about the History of Georgia on your channel. Could you make a chart of Georgian Kings and Queens? (House of Bagrationi) Georgia’s monarchy is one of the oldest and most unique. Thank you! 😊😊
Yay I’m early this vid is very good
I have solved the mystery of Abu Bakr's reign
Sakoura 1285-1300
Gao 1300-1305
Mohammed 1305-1310
Abu Bakr 1310-1312
All of these dates are guesses that is why they are so vauge
Yess! Very interesting
Hi matt i think it would be cool to do a video on monaco
Age of Empires 2: the African Kingdoms
We would like to know more about the Traore Family ❤️
I’m from Mali thank you it’s all the info left from where we come from. All other info just vanished
The real story is Soundiata father was not the king but the brother of the king, he was a great hunter warrior that we call Dônso and their last name was Konaté, Kèïta was a title they used after the death of Soundiata
Good charts broo
Thanks your for knowledge
I’ve never heard of the Songhai empire. Do you think it’s possible to make them the focus of your next Africa video?
Thank you that's interesting I am a Nigerian born descendant of mansa musa.
Columbus’s diaries show people from across the ocean left spears of specific parts, matching spears of the Mali Empire
It's believed that the Garifuna people are descendents of Abubakari's II travel party.
Can you do one one the slave that became King of the Kingdom of Ségou King N’Golo Diarra and kids.. The Diarra Dynasty
I am south african. Two other non coastal cities that developed in pre european times were Great Zimbabwe and Mapungubwe.
Video is back!
Slight problem with first upload.
Yeah I was wondering the same thing when it said the video was removed, was bummed for a moment, but glad it's back!
I have dna from Ghana so here I am, I am african american an find this channel quite interesting
Can you do like a video of royal jewerly family line? I think that be interested because lots of treasure are missing today.
keep up good work. I really enjoyed your language chart. Will you ever do one over all the countries?
I plan on doing one on writing systems early next year.
Where did the Asantes come from ?
Modern day Ghana my brother ❤️🇬🇭❤️
@@balkissuabdullah4425 modern day Ghana and Ghana Empire are 2 different things
It would be interesting to see how complete a line could be traced from ancient Kush to modern Abyssinia, or from Ancient Axum to modern Abyssinia, including Saba and Himyarites and Yemen.
Could you make a video with the family three of the kings of Congo?
A long amount of generations, centuries, eras, And branches
Very interesting..
It's pronounced kay-ee-tah, my friend
Was it this dynasti vid that you deleted? From a week ago
No that was Aztecs I think
Yeah. That was Aztecs. I've redone that one and will hopefully upload it next week.
Wait, it looks like Sogolon Conde was both Maghan the handsome's second wife and his third wife. Is that an error? If so, can you please fix it?
Yes first one to comment p.s. great vid
Bro. Europeans started this notion that ALL dynasties attach themselves to bloodlines for legitimacy because that is what EUROPEAN monarchs did. Africa had a RICH oral tradition. The African mystery system was all oral. You used a European as an example of attaching to a bloodline. Of course. As I said. They started this idea.
The idiots don’t write anything down lol
@@RazPerignon never heard about the library of Timbuktu fool...
Who was his wive/wives and his mother?
They were patriarchal not matriarchal.
Thank you for creating this chart. I would really like to The Songhai Empire on a chart. (Please include map animation if possible) 🙏🏽🧞♂️
is there a chart of people in Bible?
Can you do a video on putting all the Australian political parties from left to right, if you want, i can help, but you are a genius i am sure you could do it.
As a black man of mandinka descent I am very disappointed that you claim there is no solid evidence that Mansa Abubakr did not reach the americas… there is a very strong line of evidence… and you got some of the facts about the hajj if you’re going to speak on a legacy your ancestors possibly helped destroy you have to get it right because him reaching America is the biggest key factor in black Americans history
Will you do the african royal family tree start ?
Nice! Abubakari II... Where did he go?
I never learn this in school. Teach me more I want to learn
Mansa Musa's mother if royal lineage. Her name was "Kanka", or "Gongo". That is why Mansa Musa is also called in West Africa Kankan Musa. His father was of the old and traditional clans of the Slves of the Crown.
Do the Somali dynasties or sultanate of Arjun and adal
you have maghan the handsome's wives #2/3 with same name, is that a mistake or same name?
Oh. That must be a mistake. I think the name of the third wife is unknown.
Is Seydou Keita part of this family tree or is "Keita" just a common name in Mali?
if u have the keita name u are a descended
Where can we find the chart
Please cover the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho. Thanks!
le wena o teng mo?
@@pulanala1421 Ao morena Tšotetsi! What a pleasant surprise. Re kaofelo ngoaneso. 🤟🏽
Good job ! We need more African dynasties publications !
Do a chart on Maldivian Royal Dynasties
I don't know why people keep saying that Mansa Musa was the richest person in history when it has been disproven?
Firstly, his exact wealth isn't known, only an estimated range of what his wealth could have been based on stories about him. People often take the upper limit of his possible wealth when trying to make the point that he was the richest man to ever live.
Secondly, even if we take his upper limit he still isn't richer than Chinese Emperor Zhao Xu (who was x75 richer than him) or Mughal Emperor Akbar the first (who was x52.2 richer than him).
If he’s wealth was unknown, how do you know Zhao was 7 times richer?
The second Mansa was great, and all, but it was always a hassle to find him.
Mansa Abu Bakr l was also known as Manding Bory. He and Abu Bakr ll are not the same person. Abu Bakr ll reigned for only two years (1310-1312) because he vacated the throne in order to travel to new land. He most likely didn't make it back home.
i didnt know mansa musa was richer than crassus
Did you know on mansa quest in finding new grounds? He came to America and never heard of ?
My Ancestors can you do Kongo/Congo Kingdom 💜
My Mali neighbors I need some explanation, your history sounds like a Wizard of Oz story...Come on, greetings from Ghana! 😆
The name Ghana come from wagadu it was a soninke empire, do u know the real meaning of Ghana ?
According to the family tree their ancestor is Bilal IBN Rabah. One of the prophet's Muhammad most loyal companions.
You should make another irl video!
Wasn’t Solomon the richest man ever, long before Mansa Musa?
The info supplied in the video, historically, how accurate is it ?
It seems that this royal family line, is of Arab origin not African . Perhaps that was the reason for It being of such short duration to really influence the continent. What happen to all the riches ? Is there anything to show for it ?
Please to cover Bapedi Empire from the modern day South Africa.
ANY idea what the disability was?
Why begin Bilal ancestry with slavery? Seeing that he was ancestrally from aksumite Empire that ruled Yemen and Ethiopia the Horn of Africa from which empire gave birth to Fizz armies of mounted hundreds of African war elephants
6:03
The history is clear.
Do the Joof family
I never knew that Mansa Musa was descended from the Quraysh tribe (yes, I did do some research on Bilal, and found that he came frim Banu Jumah, a clan of the Quraysh tribe).
do one chart on the Angolan queens.
interesting, since i'm part Mali.
What happen to the video
I am ritchestt persin evor
Confussed by your Europe linage....Indigeous people were of Color so called "Black"
And i wish if you doing morrocan family tree from idrisids to now and muhammad ali dynasty in eygpt
Can we call Keita dynasty Banu Bilalia?
There's nothing about Bilal ibn Rabah having children on the internet
Mansa Musa is not the definitive richest man in history. The source of that belief is erroneous. He was most likely one of the wealthiest people in history, but monarch's wealth is tied to that of the state. It is not the same as an individual's wealth. It is virtually impossible to accurately calculate the wealth of people that far back.
Yea but u can’t compare Europe history to Africa Europe was a dark age and why would a local tribe claim dependent from Hebrew’s who come from far away u have to remember that Solomon dynasty came from a different place
why does every african country always say they've originated from north or northeast or east? why? I know life started in east africa but i doubt people have records from back then
Why only 100 years prior? They must really be descendants of solomon
I did an ancestry and genealogy and Mansa Musa turn out to be an ancestor of mines