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  • Unlocking the Secrets of Ancient Egypt: The African Origin of Hieroglyphics"
    Welcome back, history enthusiasts! In today's captivating video, we embark on an extraordinary journey to explore the ancient origins of hieroglyphics and unravel the undeniable African influence within this enigmatic script.
    Join me as we delve into the mesmerizing world of Ancient Egypt, where the written word was brought to life through intricate pictorial symbols. We will unveil the profound connection between hieroglyphics and the abundant flora and fauna that graced the African landscape.
    Through meticulous analysis and in-depth research, we will reveal how hieroglyphics served as a powerful medium for communication, capturing the essence of everyday life and reflecting the deep connection between the ancient Egyptians and their natural environment.
    From the majestic depictions of animals like lions, crocodiles, and hippos, to the vibrant renderings of lotus flowers, papyrus, and palm trees, we will decipher the rich symbolism embedded within the hieroglyphic language. This exploration will shed light on the profound reverence ancient Egyptians had for their surroundings, and how it permeated every aspect of their culture.
    Together, we will challenge the prevailing narratives and recognize the undeniable African origins of hieroglyphics. By highlighting the intricate depictions of African flora and fauna within the hieroglyphic system, we will reclaim the cultural heritage and contributions of ancient African civilizations.
    Prepare to be captivated by the splendor of Egyptian hieroglyphics as we embark on this illuminating journey. Let us honor the legacy of the ancient Egyptians and celebrate their profound understanding of the natural world.
    Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to this channel to join our community of passionate history enthusiasts. Together, let's unravel the mysteries, honor the African origins, and embrace the wonders of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
    Now, without further ado, let the exploration begin!
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Комментарии • 336

  • @Omaroy33
    @Omaroy33 Год назад +5

    Thanks!

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад

      Thank you very much for your support... 🙏🏾

  • @adrianm-he6he
    @adrianm-he6he Год назад +54

    The Hieroglyphs (Meduneter) was picked up by the Phoenicians, who then passed it to the Greeks, who then passed it to the Romans which became the *Latin Script* we use today.
    This is why individual sounds are called phonemes, and thus phonetics which reaches back to the Phoenician use of the script. The irony of Europe (far western Asia) saying that Africans never invented any script is that their own script is evidence of it. As Frenchman Count de Volney once said “…to [Africans]which we owe the very use our letters!!!”

    • @burchelwinkler9778
      @burchelwinkler9778 Год назад +9

      Ur very much correct about volney he knew the truth and he wrote it in his book the ruins of empires in fact the temple of sais was closed down by rome;its also in the Timaeus written so they say by plato;respect 2 u sir;

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +10

      Thank you for sharing!

    • @adrianm-he6he
      @adrianm-he6he Год назад

      @burchelwinkler9778. Absolutely. They do not want to admit that Africa is the root of Western civilization, not Greece. The Greek origin myth was crafted by racist American psuedoscholars to make modern civilization a magical act of “white genius”. But de Volney, and even the Greeks themselves clearly state that Africa was the root of their religion, science, and philosophy (even democracy).

    • @leobvenzen8565
      @leobvenzen8565 Год назад +11

      The Mdw Ntchr, i.e. Sacred words (Mdw) of the All (the Ntchr/Ntchru (Forces of Nature, through which the Ntchr (All)), The One Creator Being who expresses Itself through All Nature.

    • @andrewndambuki2207
      @andrewndambuki2207 Год назад +2

      I should refer you to a banned book by a Hebrew linguist professor by the name Yahuda. Hebrew is Greek and Greek is Phoenician. However, not also that Arabic script is actually Hebrew aramaic. Now ancient Greek language has similarities to Oromo language. There's a paper written on that. Everyway you look at it, you come back to Africa. Forcmore info download Theophile Obenga academic papers. This is way way deeper.

  • @Firefle
    @Firefle Год назад +33

    Arm yourselves with knowledge brothers and sisters. Read, read and then read some more. Don't stop learning, in the name of our ancestors, don't ever stop. I love you all!

  • @Sekou156
    @Sekou156 Год назад +40

    I first learned about this flora and fauna argument through the writings of Dr. S. Keita. I didn't know other scholars made the same observation very much earlier .
    Honestly, the Black African origin of ancient Egypt is written in stone. There's no way anyone can set aside this ancient truth.
    For now , the Eurocentrists Aryans are defeated. The theory of white people with dark skin in Africa is dead forever!
    But the reinforcement is now coming from the Hyenas Arabized people with their irrational approach to history. They think this is 7th century Jihaad.

  • @AfricanTvFilmaker
    @AfricanTvFilmaker Год назад +17

    You are restoring our lost African identity, awakening a people from our greatest tragedy to enter a new era.

  • @kuelimika
    @kuelimika Год назад +122

    We are indeed grateful that this was longer than a minute. At this point… it is simply dishonest to fail to see that this civilization was Black African from all angles. Many experts have actually used this point of African fauna to argue against the unsupported claim that the Medu Neter came from Mesopotamia. Great video, King!! We keep it up!❤
    PS: I love the Metatron insert😂

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +22

      🙏🏾 love brother

    • @thaliahall4599
      @thaliahall4599 Год назад +13

      😂Loved that Metatron insert also

    • @elliottbrown1329
      @elliottbrown1329 Год назад +9

      @@thaliahall4599 I call him Metafraud.

    • @JudahCub1981
      @JudahCub1981 Год назад +7

      Between the two of you @kingmono and @kuelimika we are well educated. May Heaven smile bountifully on you both.

    • @thaliahall4599
      @thaliahall4599 Год назад +1

      @@elliottbrown1329 😆👍🏽

  • @wilberforcewilpower3254
    @wilberforcewilpower3254 2 месяца назад +3

    The way you narrate, I just repeat the video never get tired of it.

  • @papeabdoumbayegueye5594
    @papeabdoumbayegueye5594 Год назад +28

    " In the Nile Valley, civilization resulted from man's adaptation to that particular milieu. As declared by the Ancients and by the Egyptians themselves, it originated in Nubia. This is confirmed by our knowledge that the basic elements of Egyptian civilization are neither in Lower Egypt (North), nor in Asia , nor in Europe, but in Nubia and the heart of Africa; moreover, that is where we find the animals and plants represented in the hieroglyphic writing (Medu Ntr)......"
    Dr cheikh Anta Diop

  • @s.y.4968
    @s.y.4968 Год назад +92

    That was fantastic I thoroughly enjoyed that.
    As a Somali I would like to add that- after some research and watching many RUclips videos on this subject in the Somali language by Somali scholars; our original Somali language is very compatible with Egyptian hieroglyphs.
    We have words that they used to this day in our modern language. When the hieroglyphs are read phonetically by a Somali we can recognise the words even with letters missing.
    Example Q B B we read that as Qaboob which means cold and has the same meaning in ancient Egyptian. The Q letter is read as qaf ق in Arabic (a letter pronounced further back in the throat) and not q for queen.
    Also just to point out Ethiopia was given large portions of our land by the colonialist powers (some parts of Ethiopia are technically Somali)
    I believe ancient Egyptians were truly continental Africans and the horn of Africa Specifically Cushitic speaking people, had a huge influence on the culture not just Ethiopia.
    I look forward to more of your videos, keep up the good work.

    • @skeeta4289
      @skeeta4289 Год назад +5

      Hey, what is the somali word for supreme being/creator? I asked a somali person once before and he told me it was allah. is this true?

    • @tvsion2799
      @tvsion2799 Год назад +11

      @@skeeta4289waaq, the word for Sun is Quraah or Raah like the sun God Ra

    • @skeeta4289
      @skeeta4289 Год назад +4

      @@tvsion2799 Ahh "Waaq" the Sky God. Thank you very much

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +30

      Thank you for the brilliant info.
      For clarity, I wish i had clarified in this video, ancient references to Ethiopia are nothing to do with modern Ethiopia. Ethiopian was a term used to describe ALL melenated Africans right up until the mid 17th century. Ethiopian in this video just means African 👊🏾

    • @ThePrinceofPlots
      @ThePrinceofPlots Год назад +23

      Would you believe Wolof does the same? I am friends with a perosn who speaks Wolof and I had matched up two columns of words during my ancient Egyptian word study and to my surprise she read the ancient Egyptian thinking correcting me as if it was Wolof! I couldn’t fucking believe it! She could speak the ancient Egyptian words because in her language so many bad a similar context or concept. Like Khem meaning black in Egypt but Burned black in Wolof

  • @focus45554
    @focus45554 Год назад +24

    This channel is what is needed for Africans all over the world. Let's spread the word and crush the lies.

    • @wandaparker3681
      @wandaparker3681 2 месяца назад

      And quickly share the videos. His numbers of subscribers, should be well over 10 millions AT LEAST!!!!! 🙇‍♀️

  • @zazlar4228
    @zazlar4228 Год назад +47

    Beautiful work ❤ .... There is just simply no comparison in the race argument around Egypt between Africans and Europeans. The "Afrocentrics" as they call us, provide an enormity of wealth of information linking Egypt into the tribal and central lands of Africa. The Horn of Africa literally provides so much connections to the origins of Egypt including PUNT where the Egyptians worshipped their Gods from which today is now known as Sudan. The Hieroglyphics show strong similarities and literally have the same pronunciation to the bantu tribes. I never see a European argument with so much detail and information as us "Afrocentrics" .... There is literally nothing in similarity or culture in the middle east or Europe which is hilarious ... if it's their culture, why do they dig up and remove everything and put it on display as if it's something they have never ever seen in their lives yet the Africans have respected and left those sites alone for thousands of years . Zero knowledge or understanding of Egypt until they started digging up the tombs and historical sites but yet the horn of Africa have been and still do practice many of the Ancient Egyptians traditions til this very day.

    • @musiqologist
      @musiqologist Год назад +8

      The evidence is literally overwhelming.

  • @bichubirenga6848
    @bichubirenga6848 Год назад +21

    THIS MAKES A LOT OF SENSE!!
    I have been wondering why there is no prominence of Camels and Horses in Hieroglyphics. Two important animals in mordern Egyptian economy. Now I remember
    Horses and Camels were NOT indigenous to "Sub-Sahara" Africa or the River nile valley.
    1) The ancestors of modern horses were domesticated in the northern Caucasus region in what is now southern Russia.
    2) The Arabian camel only appeared just over 6,000 years ago, specially bred and domesticated by tribes in Asia. This was well with in time for it to show up in hieroglyphics but never.
    These animals came in with foreigners way after the writing system had been invented by indigenous Nile valley people.
    Farther proof that EuroAsiatics, Levantines Mediterraneans or Arabs were never responsible for the Ancient Kemetic civilization.

    • @paulnomsule9317
      @paulnomsule9317 Год назад +2

      Stop promoting the word sub Sahara. Stop propagating the racist narrative. Thanks ❤

    • @bugaasasira8340
      @bugaasasira8340 Год назад +3

      @@paulnomsule9317 I see he used ''Subsahara'' meaning he uses it with disgust.

    • @s.y.4968
      @s.y.4968 Год назад +2

      Fun fact Humans first domesticated camels in Africa Specifically in Somalia 3000 BC. There are cave paintings in Somalia proving this. Today Somalia has the largest stock of camels worldwide.

  • @MikeJones-ck4yt
    @MikeJones-ck4yt Год назад +22

    Thank you bro for your hard work in exposing the truth to the world, regarding Ancient Egypt 👍

  • @phaeron2450
    @phaeron2450 Год назад +34

    Very simple and to the point. Great observation on the hieroglyphs.
    it's amazing. with all the facts piling up, some people's only move, is to deny. yet cannot give their own connections like this.

    • @musiqologist
      @musiqologist Год назад +16

      Because there are no connections. Everything about ancient Egypt points to it's deep African origins.

    • @ivanvalera3250
      @ivanvalera3250 Год назад

      ​@@musiqologistyet the masons fallow even perform the same rituals of sex magic involving children and sacrifice ..that the Egyptian and Greek performed many years ago ...never notice how Washington d.c is covered in greek and Egyptian structures home of the Masonic temples because both societies were pagans who worshiped gods of the earth aka fallen angels aka demons...allister crowley went to Egypt to study magic and wrote the book on sex magic

  • @jerseyboyantbrooks2824
    @jerseyboyantbrooks2824 Год назад +22

    We appreciate everything you do man,especially here in the U.S it’s good to do many black people here and internationally tell African history from our perspective. Keep up the good one love to the U.K ❤

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +2

      👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾💯

  • @litaproctor1512
    @litaproctor1512 Год назад +25

    Thank you for channeling their voices and showing that only them and only them could speak their truths. Brilliantly coded.

    • @ivanvalera3250
      @ivanvalera3250 Год назад

      You know who also channeled there rituals and practices of ancient Egypt....allister crowley

    • @litaproctor1512
      @litaproctor1512 Год назад +2

      @@ivanvalera3250 You know who is the only one talking about how certain people used Egyptian ritual practices in the occult sciences??.......YOU!!

    • @sojrnrr8368
      @sojrnrr8368 Год назад +2

      @ivanvalera3250
      That is false equivocation of the most specious kind.

    • @ivanvalera3250
      @ivanvalera3250 Год назад

      @@litaproctor1512 his biography proved it to be true ...he wrote a book called sex magic ...from studying ancient Egyptian writings and why the occult society's covet or mirror the Egyptian practices to this day ... Washington d.c is covered in it

  • @ryrilo5078
    @ryrilo5078 Год назад +18

    That's right, most of us are pictorial historians or observers. The writing gives context to the art. Coincidentally i was just reading up on some of the scribes from Ancient Kemet, if anyone is looking for representations of African looking people in Kemet just check out the scribes identities. But it says that it took up to 4years for a scribe to learn the craft of hieroglyphics, which is quick giving the complexity of it. And one more point on E.A Wallis Budge, from what i'm reading his work on Hieroglyphs has been discredited by modern Egyptologists. However, i think its because he believed that ancient Kemet was black African. Anyway keep up the good work.

    • @deewesthill1213
      @deewesthill1213 Год назад +5

      This reminds me of the high-handed way the establishment of scholars has dismissed Tamil language scholars' findings of linguistic and cultural links of archaic Tamil in southern Indiia to the Sumerian language. Whenever a major scholar or group of scholars says a hypothesis "has been discredited", or "that's long been debunked", most people tend to automatically "take it on faith", accept the authority's decision as final, as if it should never be questioned again. Similarly, any time someone doubted the Christian Scripture, a popular slogan used to be, or still is: "God said it, I believe it, that settles it." Or "the great Oz has spoken." 🙄

    • @ryrilo5078
      @ryrilo5078 Год назад +1

      @@deewesthill1213 i'll have to look up the Sumerian -Tamil link.

  • @mutebatshibanda1450
    @mutebatshibanda1450 Год назад +18

    Excellent work - I love it. Please write a book with all your knowledge - the World needs to have the truth.

    • @ernestmwape
      @ernestmwape Год назад +1

      Yes indeed, we need physcal record of this knowledge spread around. Other formats help too

  • @deidrabenson361
    @deidrabenson361 Год назад +14

    Thanks sooo very much for what you do! I’m 74 years young and I just love you young man! Keep up the great work that you do, absolutely love the video!❤️❤️❤️

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +3

      🙏🏾 thank you for watching and sharing. I appreciate you.

  • @sankofaafari4374
    @sankofaafari4374 Год назад +13

    Would love to see the Eurocentrics and Arabcentrics try to explain this away. The language by itself shows an African origin of Ancient Kemet. This is not debatable. The Papyrus plant is also not native to Egypt. It was cultivated there. It’s native further up the Nile in Uganda and the Congo River in West Africa.
    Amazing work as usual my king brother. This video needs way more views.

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +3

      Lol, if they do that they will just teach their population to read about Africans and their relationship with other Africans vs. Meditteraneans... it will hasten their understanding of its African nature

    • @sankofaafari4374
      @sankofaafari4374 Год назад

      @sexallatusangelus4472 A little too late. They are not giving up their Arab and Islam beliefs. It’s all just pretend for them anyway. The government and antiquity just want that in the conversation just to try and increase tourism. It’s all money for the modem Egyptians.

    • @sankofaafari4374
      @sankofaafari4374 Год назад

      @sexallatusangelus4472 A little too late. They are not giving up their Arab and Islam beliefs. It’s all just pretend for them anyway. The government and antiquity just want that in the conversation just to try and increase tourism. It’s all about money and identity for the modem Egyptians.

    • @sankofaafari4374
      @sankofaafari4374 Год назад +1

      @@kingmono Haha. That’s a good point. They’ll sit there reading the language confused on why they’re learning about African culture.

  • @kevin2028
    @kevin2028 Год назад +12

    This was fantastic.

  • @musiqologist
    @musiqologist Год назад +25

    Great video as usual. Top tier, honest scholarship.
    Also, funny jab at Metatron 😆

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +9

      🤣 I couldn't resist... the very guy he tried to use as an example negatively actually looks EXACTLY like the kemetic face glyph.... what a fail!

    • @musiqologist
      @musiqologist Год назад +3

      @@kingmono You can't plan that kind of irony 😂

  • @thaliahall4599
    @thaliahall4599 Год назад +11

    Thank you for this documentary. I have been interested in the hieroglyphs and written language in ancient Africa.
    Look forward to more documentaries regarding this.

  • @TheWestbury09
    @TheWestbury09 Год назад +21

    Great video, I recently learned from another youtuber that none of the animals in the iconography are only present in the Levant which would be hard to believe that a group of people that migrated from their homeland just composed a whole new writing system with "sub saharan" wildlife. This point should be driven in on all channels that want to prove the real people of acient Egypt were blacks who migrated from the interior of the content up the nile which of course flows north.

    • @zazlar4228
      @zazlar4228 Год назад +9

      Africans flowed outward , not inward. The sheer belief that these group of people came into Africa and built this random civilization based on African spirituality and strong cultural similarities tied into Africa is hilarious. They NEVER discuss the African cultural umbrella over Egypt because they would have to start planting foolish lies that Arabs existed and lived in the central regions of Africa and created the African tribes 😂

  • @AntonsClass
    @AntonsClass Год назад +11

    The face is undeniably indigenous African, and to suggest otherwise would be dishonest or delusional. They used the most typical features among their people, as you pointed out. The face sort of looks Khoisan, but could pass as many other ethnic groups as well.

  • @yuseftaylor3737
    @yuseftaylor3737 Год назад +16

    I'm the 7th person to like this. This means, to me, that I will gain something special from this presentation

  • @HesReallyThatGuy
    @HesReallyThatGuy 11 месяцев назад +4

    I'm at a loss for words. This channel was like finding an uncut African diamond hidden in a back alley on the streets of New Yourk!
    Amazing work brother! Flawless and beautiful like the people your content derives from! OUR people Thank you

  • @EmuniyahYisrael-hl2mk
    @EmuniyahYisrael-hl2mk Год назад +8

    First time seeing the face to the voice...nice...thank you brother ❤

  • @lloydchristie6146
    @lloydchristie6146 Год назад +12

    You are a True King 👊🏿🙏🏿😃😎

  • @jacquelinerice8924
    @jacquelinerice8924 Год назад +7

    In my ignorance I thought it was an obvious fact that the ancient Egyptians were Black though I’ve always wondered why there is such a difference between the current and the former. I wasn’t aware that there was a debate either until this very excellent video. Thanks for educating me. I will explore further and look forward to learning more.

  • @fuoks4880
    @fuoks4880 Год назад +3

    This is the best and worthwhile Chanel ever.

  • @ancestralproductions1230
    @ancestralproductions1230 Год назад +7

    🪦Buried the Arabized Egyptian arguments with this one.
    RESPECT

  • @samuelwilliams4978
    @samuelwilliams4978 Год назад +6

    Great stuff🎉

  • @rebahenderson211
    @rebahenderson211 Год назад +3

    I love it. Dr. Clyde Wintera say the deeper you dig the Blacker it gets. Our people left writing everywhere if you know where to look & what you are looking at. They called themselves Black, Black Heads they had no confusion of who they were. Thank you for all your hard work ❤

  • @misswogdaily2344
    @misswogdaily2344 Год назад +7

    Wow, I loved it brother! This is A plus content! Keep up the good work. Your friend advised you wisely. Now I can add hieroglyphs to my repertoire during debates!😂

  • @thepachydermpodcastshow
    @thepachydermpodcastshow Год назад +4

    Brilliant dear brother....just BRILLIANT!!!!

  • @mrnancy1114
    @mrnancy1114 Год назад +12

    Instantly shared , btw the book Egypt in its African context is pricy but a very good read.

  • @stephenosinowo1775
    @stephenosinowo1775 Год назад +16

    You just walked with the Ancestors 🎉🎉absolutely beautiful 🤩 documentary. There is some stuff you may want to have a look at and chew on for another video. Reach out and I’ll send you all the info. A connection that not one single non African can lay claim to awaits broo😊. A 3000 year history of a certain people which is very much alive and you will be surprised where they are located too😮. Welldone bro 150/10 on this truth busting piece of work.

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +1

      👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
      Woooo excited.... message me on insta 🙏🏾

  • @cheriejones9671
    @cheriejones9671 Год назад +9

    That was beautiful!!!!! You might want to reach out to Asar Imhotep. He has written a few books and is a brilliant linguistic. He is here on RUclips. I think it will be a great connection for you both.

    • @beanabong2896
      @beanabong2896 Год назад +3

      I was thinking the same thing. He would be a great resource for future videos.

    • @andrewndambuki2207
      @andrewndambuki2207 Год назад

      This brother tied it all up

  • @lloydchristie6146
    @lloydchristie6146 Год назад +12

    Kings Just Changed the Game this is going to be taught in School and Universitys, Yo my King👊🏿 😃

  • @kwadwo9681
    @kwadwo9681 Год назад +6

    Fantastic video! I’ve been studying the Mdu Ntr for a while now and found this very interesting.

  • @okjah278
    @okjah278 Год назад +5

    I'd love to see them argue this away or put up their laugh emojis. Absolutely love it!

    • @thato4639
      @thato4639 Год назад

      😂😂😂 yeah, me too

  • @bensondavido4525
    @bensondavido4525 Год назад +9

    Great video

  • @courtneyturner5083
    @courtneyturner5083 Год назад +4

    Keep up the great work!

  • @shadowess1961
    @shadowess1961 Год назад +4

    Once again, brilliant! I need to get those books now...thank you!

  • @AFROPHYSIKZ
    @AFROPHYSIKZ Год назад +6

    Magnificent video! The Face glyph is undisputable proof of the African origin of Egypt...end of story!!!

  • @MrTimothy87
    @MrTimothy87 8 месяцев назад +2

    Bro that was beautiful..i loved it all..Real smooth and educational..Keep up the great work..

  • @mouktaralbert7062
    @mouktaralbert7062 Год назад +7

    😊 good video!

  • @rina3822
    @rina3822 Год назад +4

    Greetings King, you are superb at establishing with facts and evidence the truth of the African origin of Egyptian civilization and culture to those who attempt to co-op it and deny the African people their history. Thank you tremendously. You were born for such a time as this.

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +2

      🙏🏾 thank you

  • @teddycooper4390
    @teddycooper4390 5 месяцев назад +1

    The logical associations you give us are second to none. Art and history. Love this type of content, and indeed it is needed.

  • @theworthlessdrone5220
    @theworthlessdrone5220 Год назад +3

    You did a phenomenal job with this one. I'm steadily but surely disciplining myself into better time management. It won't be long before I can delve into my own research on the language of the gods. Thank you for this video. Crazy how we're constantly call sub-Saharans, but all the animals as well as the hieroglyph for the face are indigenous to sub-Saharan Africa...

  • @samoramalamule1145
    @samoramalamule1145 Год назад +3

    Brother thanks. This is from the bottom of my heart all the way from South Africa ❤❤ keep up the good fight

  • @Kush-Kemet
    @Kush-Kemet Год назад +15

    At this point you killing them with superior logic....

    • @stephenosinowo1775
      @stephenosinowo1775 Год назад

      You mean mummifying the lying history thieves currently living in africa right?😂😂😂😂 claiming what they have no idea about.

    • @rina3822
      @rina3822 Год назад

      It's beyond logic. It's facts with evidence.

  • @leobvenzen8565
    @leobvenzen8565 Год назад +12

    I like this topic! however It is of critical and crucial importance that you use the indigenous terms and words Our people used to describe their phenomena. There was no egyptian book of the dead. The europeans named it that because they found those Sbayt (teaching text or book) in the tombs with the sahu (arabic misnomered mummies). The Mdw Ntchr is the Sacred Words of the All, i.e., One Creator Being/Source, not gods. Kmt had no gods...the Sacred Science system of Kmt (as well as all other Afrikan Sacred Science Systems, i.e., Ifa, Akan, Voodoo, etc.) recognized what they named The Ntchru (Forces of Nature, i.e., Air, Water, Earth, Fire, Moisture, etc.)! Not gods! We must interpret and conceptualize Afrikan story, history etc. through Afrikan cultural paradigms, lenses, and worldview otherwise we greatly dishonor our Ancestors, minimize, misshape, the phenomena being spoken about and relate inaccurate and incorrect information to our people! E.g., the Met. Museum in NYC describes the Ankh (symbol of life) as a "sandle strap!" I kid you not! I hope you have works by Afrikan Scholars who teach, speak and write the Mdw Ntchr. It is very difficult for someone outside the culture to correctly interpret the culture. You may also want to contact ASCAC (Association For the Study Of Classical African Civilizations), Asar Imhotep (he has a youtube channel). Salama.

  • @abk6877
    @abk6877 6 месяцев назад +1

    TKM is brilliant and reading wide. No wonder you are becoming a great teacher. Keep doing what you are doing ❤

  • @cd5516
    @cd5516 Год назад +3

    Excellent! I brought some of your merch and will buying others to support the cause!

  • @akinpriestley3901
    @akinpriestley3901 Год назад +6

    Thank you TKM. This is amazing. In totally agree with the suggestion in by the Nubian bro/sis that asked you to go down this route. I also will please suggest to do a series on kemet language and other African languages: Yoruba, Edo,Ashanti,Bantu etc languages. Proud of you sir. 😂😂❤

  • @crudmonster1952
    @crudmonster1952 Год назад +4

    Man I love what you do keep it up

  • @xodusafrica
    @xodusafrica Год назад +3

    Hi Again, Great stuff. E.A. Budge is a grrat start..for a more indepth and elucidating dive into your research into heiroglyphics, you will need to get someone who can read French...the books you need to start with are written by Champollon, you will need Precise and Grammar Egyptian. It was very intelligent of you to use the symbols to tie the people to the land as did Budge..but dont forget, The Entire continent at one point or the other was called ETHIOPIA, remember your Maps? Also remembrr that at one point egypt too was fertile with grass, swamps,lakes, islands, beaches and many rivers running through it...all the animals depicted were also in Egypt at the time of the heiroglyphic writings. The pyramids themselves were surrounded by water...Before the building of the Aswan Dam, Egypt had many species of migratory birds and beasts depicted..however additionally to thw drowning of priceless ancient egyptian sites under lake Nasser, the flora and fauna significantly changed as well, so again spot on, just trying to say animals you stated were original to south and central Africa was also found in Northern Africa and Ancient Egypt as well.

  • @adelucas4217
    @adelucas4217 Год назад +2

    Excellent work! Thanks for sharing🙏

  • @algemankabbah298
    @algemankabbah298 Год назад +6

    Thanks!

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад +1

      I appreciate you 👊🏾❤️

  • @lorenemclemore-miller1105
    @lorenemclemore-miller1105 Год назад +3

    You are the only African doing this kind of work keep up the good work ,knowledge is Power.

  • @patricialynveal4017
    @patricialynveal4017 Год назад +3

    So wonderful for your researching..very impressed and proud you are taking it this to such heights and sharing it with the rest of us.. brilliant

  • @bbbartolo
    @bbbartolo Год назад +1

    really excellent film. thanks.

  • @burchelwinkler9778
    @burchelwinkler9778 Год назад +6

    Salute;

  • @keithjetram5018
    @keithjetram5018 Год назад +3

    Great work bro love it 🙏❤️

  • @NeheC7
    @NeheC7 Год назад +7

    We have to continue to show Kemet’s (Egypt’s) cultural connections to the rest of Africa. They can’t just keep lying forever, embarrass the liars with truth.

  • @Khiarika1
    @Khiarika1 Год назад +3

    You did good. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

  • @nirbija
    @nirbija Год назад +1

    Awesome!
    Well done!

  • @scienceandinspiration1362
    @scienceandinspiration1362 Год назад +7

    I love your work?

  • @theopulentone1650
    @theopulentone1650 Год назад +4

    Thank you for this enlightening, aquarian age video! No more lies! The apocalypse (unveiling) cannot be stopped!

  • @sugarfreemars
    @sugarfreemars 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for your work, King.

  • @ronsampsons5thchannel711
    @ronsampsons5thchannel711 Год назад +6

    so far, modern Egyptians nothing representing near East or Europe. if this is wrong, please provide the evidence

  • @wandaparker3681
    @wandaparker3681 2 месяца назад +1

    My Uncle taught. This is the "ORIGINAL WRITTEN LANGUAGE". Then, as the "cultures" begin being destroyed. It then became "alphabets". Which according to him, is "the lowest form of communications"
    I agree with him🙇‍♀️

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  2 месяца назад +1

      I get that. Pictographic and logographic languages are cross cultural ans universally understood, they convey meaning far better than alphabetic/phonetic ones. Great contribution.

  • @jrellis11
    @jrellis11 11 месяцев назад

    Fantastic information! Bless you, brother.

  • @lateraldeano
    @lateraldeano Год назад +4

    More logical evidence for the arsenal.

  • @MCfact1827
    @MCfact1827 Год назад +1

    Another excellent broadcast. I always wondered about that man in the Kemetic relief with the broad fractures (meaning "face") THANK You for the explanation.

  • @lazorajones7748
    @lazorajones7748 Год назад +1

    You put in the work and it shows.

  • @masonamaitiswritten5305
    @masonamaitiswritten5305 Год назад +2

    Thabks so much dear brother for all of your hard work!

  • @philthai99
    @philthai99 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for sharing!

  • @gregorythomas4470
    @gregorythomas4470 Год назад +1

    AMAZING video!!! Keep up this sacred work my brother.

  • @cherylblandin3513
    @cherylblandin3513 Год назад +1

    So grateful for U🎉

  • @MrPaul416
    @MrPaul416 Год назад

    OUTSTANDING!!!

  • @patricktaylor9202
    @patricktaylor9202 Год назад +3

    I thank you for your gift. We need to create a body or organisation to showcase all of the information (truth). The usurpers want to take credit for our great civilization and cannot accept that this is our rich cultural history. That we may have had the greatest contact with the Gods and their knowledge. This information is sadly lost to humanity but I believe it is in genes and will awaken at the right time. Bless

  • @Incog80
    @Incog80 Год назад +6

    Come on folks ! Liked and Subbed

  • @boodini6711
    @boodini6711 Год назад +5

    WHEN TALKING TO PEOPLE WHO DENY THE BLACK AFRICAN ORGIN OF EGYPT I ALWAYS TELL THEM TO LOOK UP THE HIEROGLYPH FOR FACE!!!!!!!

    • @iburuma3621
      @iburuma3621 2 месяца назад +1

      The face is just a small piece of all the evidence out there. The people who know about it and don't accept it, simply never will because they don't want to. Focus more on spreading all of this obvious evidence, rather than trying to convince trolls who have already been given all of it.

  • @Atreyu94
    @Atreyu94 11 месяцев назад

    Great video. The ancient art tells so many stories. Thank you

  • @BantuKing
    @BantuKing 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for this presentation. Our history is life! Let's get back to life. One ❤

  • @lwandisovelem682
    @lwandisovelem682 Год назад +1

    Another Great one, Thanks Bro

  • @smartdoctorphysicist3095
    @smartdoctorphysicist3095 Год назад

    Hi great program keep up the good work.

  • @luzi29
    @luzi29 Год назад +2

    I really love Egyptian history. I always found the story fascinating how Ramses the second was actually not Egyptian but from the western tribes. His father was recruited and I believe that is why he was considered different from the local mix of people. I think ethnicity changed during the centuries. Cleopatra was definitely Greek. However I believe the ancient egytians from upper Egypt were definitely Nubian origin and fully agree with the points you made regarding the alphabet. However I want to point out that the ethnic appearance of Ethiopians are very European when compared to other regions.

  • @carolechaney2830
    @carolechaney2830 5 месяцев назад

    Wow, groundbreaking.

  • @okechukwuwambu
    @okechukwuwambu 3 месяца назад

    Well done ooooo 👍✅ , really illuminating . Just what the Ancestors would wish

  • @dee3489
    @dee3489 Год назад +2

    Wow this was good, showed things I never thought about just know if you want to learn more about Kemet look South of the land today and look to black African culture today.

  • @marjorievernelle9261
    @marjorievernelle9261 Год назад +2

    King, I got a copy of Christopher Ehret's book on Africa that you suggested. By the way, he has a lecture on youtube called The Africanity of Ancient Egypt. Good info there! And you, keep up the good work.

    • @kingmono
      @kingmono  Год назад

      Yes thats a great lecture... glad you got his book! 👏🏾👏🏾

  • @so9487
    @so9487 Год назад

    This is awesome!

  • @bewise7466
    @bewise7466 Год назад +3

    Talking about the hieroglyphics being a sacred language . In the VhaVenḓa culture of southern Africa, there is also something similar even though it was a spoken language and not written. There's is a language of the commoners and royalty language. For example a commoner will say "Khuhu" (chicken/hen) but in royalty they say "Gwitha" (Owl= meaning chicken/hen). For mealie meal commoners will say "Vhukhopfu" but royalty will call it "lubuvhi" (spider's web). Thought should put it out there as it seems it links

  • @picterpreterearth
    @picterpreterearth 7 месяцев назад +3

    No one has correctly translated the hieroglyphs from Egypt. No one could ever speak hieroglyph because it is not a phonetic language in any respect.
    The glyphs are pictographic ideograms, each one conveying a lot of information relevant to the subject.
    It is very simple to learn and understand as it was made to convey information, concisely and unambiguously. It was designed so that language didn’t matter to the reader, just understanding of what pictures are portraying.
    An eight-year-old can grasp the concepts of the Hieroglyphs in five minutes.
    Once read correctly, Egypt becomes a very different proposition and is important for humanity to know, which is why it is there.
    Why we have accepted the obvious fraud that is ancient Egypt is mind-boggling and what is more troubling is that the fraud is endemic across science.
    When you find out how to read the glyphs it is so obvious that it is almost embarrassing to admit we believed something else. There is no way for science to debunk its way out of the truth which imperils many a mighty institution and tightly held paradigms about who we are and where we came from.

  • @billiondollarambition
    @billiondollarambition Год назад +1

    In the book "Ancient civilizations of Africa", Egyptian scholar Gamal Mokhtar admitted that the inventory of hieroglyphic symbols is entirely based on "Nilotic fauna and flora, thus proving that the writing is of purely African origin", although he acknowledged the geographical location of Egypt made it a receptacle for foreign influences. The ancient Nilotic people who were indigenous to the Nile were the creators of ancient kemet, not the Nubians… the Nubians weren’t around in the BCE, Nubians were African Christian kingdom… they sided with the Romans & had nothing to do with kush or kemet…. The Nubians originated when the Romans beat the Greeks & invaded Egypt. The Meroitic people from the kingdom of Kush(modern day Sudan) were the Nile valley black African peoples that fought against the Romans & made them declare a peace treaty. The African Sudanese that aren’t practicing Islam are the descendants of the Nilotic people who created Kemet & Kush. Peace

  • @GoateWalker
    @GoateWalker Год назад +1

    Keep going brother, I'm here, I'm listening, and I'm sharing 💯💯💯💯