The Ethiopian Empress Behind Ethiopia's Victory Over Italy
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Queen Taytu Aka ‘the light of Ethiopia’
The power of a woman - she showed her husband what he could not see - to never let white man to come and take land that they had no right to and to stand firm in the belief they were not to be respected. This mighty Empress deserved her title. -Thank you Home Team your work is to be respected .
EbonySweetness Sweetness the emperor was a fool
@@entertainmentprime101 Same as above. Get started and end it; some other time. Anyone else?
@@entertainmentprime101 Uh, "chill sissy"; "sound feminine"---don't have the strength to get started.
@@BahamaWynters Sorry for calling you names but we will never be 1% of the man he was. He united the tribes fought the sudanese arabs and Egyptians. He United the country for the first time in centuries he delt with the French and British until Italy decided to Invade.
Now tell me are you able to withstand this amount of pressure?
Second this video wasn't accurate Taytu couldn't disrespect her husband like the translation made by this youtuber. And even if Taytu was amazing it was nothing close to what Menelik did so for you to call him names that is a bit sad.
Watching a 15 minute video from a person that doesnt mention sources isn't enough reason to criticize a historic figure
@Tracy Sharp we will never be 1% of the man he was. He united the tribes fought the sudanese arabs and Egyptians. He United the country for the first time in centuries he delt with the French and British until Italy decided to Invade.
Now tell me are you able to withstand this amount of pressure?
Second this video wasn't accurate Taytu couldn't disrespect her husband like the translation made by this youtuber. And even if Taytu was amazing it was nothing close to what Menelik did so for you to call him names that is a bit sad.
Watching a 15 minute video from a person that doesnt mention sources isn't enough reason to criticize a historic figure
I'm from Haiti but I really like this impressive story of Ethiopia strong determination to keep its people free. Love you Ethiopia from Haiti .respect
❤❤respect to Haiti
During Menilik Ethiopian and Haiti had a contact
@@mussie12341 really?
Love and respect to Haiti always!! We have a deep love for our countries in common not to mention our unwavering dedication to fight for our people and freedom as well❤💪🏾💪🏾
Just watched this with my children it was easily understood short but to the point thankyou so much keep sharing the knowledge as we are listening and learning. We shall never forget our ancestors
Jesus H. Christ duh Lawd well we are genetically related but birthed the human race 🙄. So y’all came from us 😂😂
Back in high school, we were told that Menelik II won the battle against the Italians thanks to his wife’s advice. Little did we know about her in involvement in the war, even physical ✊🏾 to the Queen Taytu.
Menelik did win the war. They got Russian weapons too. All the queen did was the same as her Israelite ancestor Deborah did, helped organize then the men did the fighting.
lobsterbale Legesse Menelik did not physically fight
@@sema5942 ofcourse he did are u kidding me he was on the front line fighting the Italians
Ethiopian history and culture is truly fascinating and rich. I plan to visit it one day, especially Tigray and Amhara regions with their old and important sites such as Aksum, Lalibela, Fasil Ghebbi and many others.
If you come to Aksum I'll show you around the historic places and tell you all about it.!
Emperor yohanes was cold!. He told the British to wipe thier feet off before leaving Ethiopia after their expedetion..legend has it he told them you will never take my soil with you! He defeteated the Egyptian 3 times, the ottomans and the british..
Correction its not emperor yohans did that .it was emperor tewodros.
@@negusscahaile4197 nope it was yohannes..tewdros committed suicide during the British expedition and the British looted treasures including his 14 year old son.
@@rasmick00 Atse Yohannes actually aided the Brits during their invasion of Ethiopia and directly contributed to the demise of Atse Tewodros. He didn't defeat the Brits nor the Ottomans only the Egyptains 2x times. (They were technically Ottoman subjects but still)
Omg in found out I'm his defendant by my father side and 3rd family from king hailesilase I'm freaking out
@@gggjjkkim832 well tewdros was a but of psycho..🤷♂️ n egypt was under British n ottomans rule when they were defeated by yohanes..🤔🙄
Thanks for doing this man! There's so many people away from the diaspora that need this to remember who they are!
Love from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 .
I learned about this war in high school when i was studying in NY regarding imperialism...and knowing that Ethiopia 🇪🇹 resisted italian invasion was a huge hope for Africa to still believe that there was hope for freedom in the future. Much love. 100
Many thanks for sharing this as always you have done it!!! She was an amazing strategist and leader. When we talk about Adawa we give credit to Minilik but Taitu had equal role
Thank you for Sharing bro, God Bless you, Great Knowledge of Ethiopia 🇪🇹, 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💯🙏🏾🙏🏾👑
I remember when My dad told me stories about her and asked him about her again Turns our I’m related to her I’m really excited and happy
“Adidas Ababa” xD that got me dying!
Same fr
Menilik was cool but Empress Taytu was a badass!! She had a battalion of like 3000 warriors that she personally commanded if i'm not mistaken. In that story mentioned in the video, it was her idea for the mission to surround and cut-off an Italian unit from its water supply, forcing it to surrender. When they eventually did days later, Emp. Menilik set the captured soldiers free, allowing them to return to their base in Eritrea and continue fighting the Ethiopian forces. She could only taunt so much :)
No , her Army was 12000 not 3000.
2:24 I try not to let the awkward (mis)pronunciations distract me, but "Adidas" Ababa is just too much lol
LMAO I honestly don’t even know why i said that cuz I do know how to pronounce it lol
Ah-Dis not Adidas 😂
Addis Ababa mean new flower
F.Q. Moyo I did not notice that XD
Ta-ye-tu!! Is her name. Neverless great information. Her name is our pride. 🇪🇹
I never knew this. Thank you very much for sharing this video and OUR HISTORY. I will share this with my family and friends. Bless ✊🏾✊🏾
Great video. You should have mentioned how Mussolini tried again in the 1930s this time with the help of Eritrea (thus the beef between Ethiopians and Eritreans) but failed miserably, again, despite having tanks and cannons while Ethiopians had horses and swords.
Italy lost in honorable battle... so Italy had to use gas to occupy Ethiopia for just 5 years. Ethiopia was never colonized though.
@Quodlibeta Italies didnt abolish slavery or anything in Ethiopia🤦♂️🤦♂️ They barely had power
WOW WOW WOW! I never knew this about Ethiopia!
Ethiopia is Africa go look at the ANCIENT maps.. the ATLANTIC ocean was first called Ethiopotic ocean.
Can you work a clip on Saint Yared an Ethiopia music composer well known 1000 years before Mozart and also Zera Yaqob a Philosopher.
Great information, Home Team as always. I heard about this before, too.
Thank you for this information! I never knew there was a Empress there :3
Where there's a emperor, there's a EMPERESS..WTF..king& Queen duh? And where are the Tatu's today? Everybody's a Queen until ROME& euro shows up.
Black Hawk75 nah there are plenty of emperors who just had multiple wives and no designated empress
She cut supply lines laid siege drove them insane until Adwa where she marched with the army. TRUE EMPRESS
I am 60 year old from Ethiopia, I wish you are a history teacher in Ethiopia, Africa.
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪
Etege was born in Wello, not Oromo but Amhara. No Oromo in Gondar. Good Job bro. If you go into this rabbit hole (looking for Heroes) during that period there wont be no end...how about Abdissa Aga, Belai 'the King By might' Zeleke, Jagema Kello...
Amazing historical event! Thanks for making this. I putting it on my facebook wall and sharing!
Loved it, thank you so much For this Home team
I love your videos. You do a great job bringing Africa history to light. Please do a history on Liberia before the free slaves came.
Taytu Betul (c.1851-1918) was a formidable queen and empress of Ethiopia. An astute diplomat, she proved to be a key figure in thwarting Italian imperialist designs on Ethiopia. Historically, Ethiopian women had played many important roles in war campaigns. As well as preparing supplies (food, drinks such as tej or araki, clothes, medicine), they were also known to encourage soldiers in the midst of battle, emboldening them to achieve greater feats. As laws governing land-tenure usually required at least part-time military service in times of war, widows of male soldiers could also be called upon to perform military duties.
Long military campaigns often entailed marches of up to 20 miles a day, particularly gruelling for pregnant women, or women recovering from childbirth, who were expected to keep pace with the rest. Women were also expected to carry heavy loads of provisions and supplies.
In late 1895, Empress Taytu and Emperor Menelik II set out on a campaign to reverse the Italians’ steady encroachment over Ethiopian territory.
Enjoying unprecedented unity among the ruling elite and vital popular support from the peasantry who provided food, the Ethiopian army swelled during the march, reaching up to 100,000 soldiers. The Empress rode at the head of her own army of 5,000 infantry and 600 cavalrymen.
However, Italy (and its diaspora) nursed its scar, and with the rise of Benito Mussolini’s fascist party, sought revenge.
Again, inspired by the memory of Taytu and the victory of Adwa, Ethiopian women rose to the challenge. Women fighters such as Lekyelesh Beyan, Kebedech Seyoum, Shewareged Gedle and Qeleme Worq Tiruneh are rightly singled out for admiration. However, many thousands of women, often forced to flee to the hills to escape Italian bombing and poison-gas campaigns, heroically participated in the resistance through underground networks, guerrilla warfare and intelligence gathering.
The Italians were eventually defeated in 1941.
By the Brits
thank you for remembering our queen. the northern habashas always magnify minilik
* central habeshas
@@redsea334 i dont mean Tigrays boy. i mean Amharas, that flocks from North.
Be careful with man worship.
@@lobsterbalelegesse9919 who worships a man sir?
@@theconfusedoromo5361 I'm just saying, never said you did.
Hey HomeTeam, how come you weren’t in the Africa Project? Where those youtubers come together to make videos about some part of African History?
You go Empress!
Great video little errors but nonetheless amazing & if u could pls do a video about other ethiopian heroes like Belay Zeleke , Abdisa Aga , Jagama Kello .... they have stories that would put made up Hollywood stories to shame .
My grandfather was born in the 1890s. Could you please reference what was going on in North America while these battles and wars were being waged in Africa, I think it would be good for the youth to know. It may help to change the narrative.
Thanks for reading.
Emancipation proclamation signed 1863 so reconstruction ended 1877. 1890 first African American hospital founded, Ida B. Wells launched anti lynching campaign, blacks had right to vote for 20 years at this time and we voted republican, stuck together as families and had success after success in the face of true oppression (not the minor slights we call oppression today)
@Jesus H. Christ duh Lawd YES AND YOU ARE A BRAIN SURGEON. DO EVERYONE A FAVOR AND OPERATE ON YOURSELF.
@Jesus H. Christ duh Lawd lmao
I believe african americans are from Africa but I don't believe all are there through slave trade. I believe AA travelled to America a long time ago and the others are of asian decent.
Europeans are actually pretty late.
Its simply not possible that the carribeans are populated by so many Afro people and south America as well through european boats. No way.
The climate turns any skin brown after thousands of years, no light skinned human is native there. Same with australians and native arabians.
Afro people are native in every hot climate. But Africa is our home and our beginning.
We just need to study and practice pan africanism.
Love from Eritrea/Ethiopia
I first heard about the illustrious Queen Taytu when I visited Ethiopia in January 2019. We need a worldwide African curriculum.
Excellent! Thank you for the history lessons.
I'm so proud of my female ancestors💞 😍👍🏽! Thanks for sharing this important history with me👍
As an Ethiopian myself I want to say thank you for posting this video. I was never taught about her. Without her wisdom her husband Menilik would of sold Ethiopia and destroyed what king Yohanes fought so hard too keep. Definitely a mental note I’ll keep forever.
What ar you saying you stupid banda?
My dad is Eritrean 🇪🇷 and my mom is Kenyan 🇰🇪
Then you can marry a Nigerian...
Nipe dada yako na nitamlinda na kumpenda milele🔥😅🤣🤣
Whaddup my fellow East African bro ✊🏿 🇪🇷🇨🇬
That’s cool both of my parents are Ethiopian
Sylvester I'm about to eat injera, and dirho (Doro wot)
Proud to be African forever and always
Thanks for making this video
1:47 *central not south
2:26 not Addidas ababa 😂 Addis Ababa (New flower)
Adis Abeba
Bup bup bup!!!! If only all of the continent of Afrika could have resisted like Ethiopia did. Looking at this video I noticed something interesting. It was because of the woman that Ethiopia was spared colonization. Most of the present day leaders of the Afrikan nations are male. What if prior to the Berlin conference of 1884 all of the Afrikan nations were lead by women (strong women at that)? I think that the continent of Afrika would be a whole lot different (for the better, that is).
Thats right our new prim minster Dr.Abiy Ahmed made half of his minsters including defense minster, women when he took power.
Mad props to Empress Taytu.She was not the first afrikan queen to stand up to the colonizers and i am glad she was not the last.We need more sisters like her today. :D
Congrats on the 200,000 subscribers!
Wasn't Liberia a western imperial colony though? The former slaves who formed the colony were English speaking protestants who had an Anglo saxon culture.
You right
Yeah it was in its early years, but Liberia was an independent country and sovereign republic before the Scramble for Africa so it still avoided the concerted onset of European colonialism
Same Raiza and no country ever wanted Liberia because they where worth nothing. That’s the only reason why they weren’t colonezed. No colonizers cared a shit about the.
Thats why the writer choose his words carefully. Loberia did not "fall" to colonialism, it was born under it.
Yes but it still avoided European Colonialism. The Europeans couldn't colonize it because it was protected and funded by America, and America was way too powerful for the Europeans.
All man I tell u no lie she looks just like my grandmother Logie. And Taytu Aka was crowned Queen on my birthday Nov.5th Wow this made my hairs on my arms and neck stand up.
You never know, you could be related. 😊💕
ASTOUNDIGLY EPIC; MEMORABLE BRAVERY!! TIMELESS!! Clearly beyond her times! AN AFRICAN WOMAN AT THAT!!!! Goosebumps abound all over me knowing that this truly happened!! THE QUEEN OF AFRICA HANDS DOWN!!! Notably significant is one factoid: The reverence of her land and her people to the extent of sacrificing her life and that of her battalion so as to fend off these merciless self serving greedy entitled cacosoid thieves!! And yet, as inspirational and shocking as that may be, this epic story is purposely hidden away from our schools! How absurd that they conceal their criminal deeds under the rug!! Thank you for this befittingly inspirational exposee'. Please keep them comming!!
ALWAYS GRATEFUL FOR THE HOME TEAM HISTORY.
Isn't the pic @ 6:38 a photo of Empress Wazero Menen?
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You're right.
❤️ Ethiopia, one love for my country and my people
Home team! u are an amazing historian and I love everything u do to teach us about our past.I have a suggestion, plse plse make a video about the Ethiopian General called ABDISA AGA who made the Italian paint thiere face black in thiere on country in order to hide from him. thank u!
Great video bro Thanks
Do Nana Yaa Asantewaa oof Ghana 🇬🇭 please
Where can I find this book
Thank you for teaching me history I was never taught in World History in school - both regular and college!
ጣይቱ እመቤቲቱ 🥰🥰🥰 proud Ethiopian 💚💛❤️
Im glad you made this
Its little known history
But she is revered in Ethiopia
I appreciate your efforts, but as an Ethiopian, our culture does not allow such rude conversations to happen even behind closed doors. Taytu never insulted her husband in that manner, Menilik was a very intelligent and I stress on the very, and Taitu was just as equally so. He would have never agreed to such a deal and the story is a bit more complicated than this. What happened was is that the Italians purposely mistranslated the agreement when they wrote it in Italian out of contempt and disrespect to the intelligence of Ethiopians. The Amharic version says nothing similar to land grabbing being allowed.
im almost in tears
ETHIOPIA 🇪🇹 STAYS BOLD !!!!!!!!!!!!! 💯💯💯❗️❗️❗️👈🏿
Awesome 🤩
SALUTE THIS WOMAN!!!
GreetingsI Rastafari Family are celebrating The Victory of the Battle of Adowa, as a Nyahbinghi Gathering, every year the 1st March.....Portland Rastafari Jamaica
This is Awesome!
In the Treaty of Wuchale, under one article, the Italians wrote that Ethiopia would be a protectorate of Italy in Italian while in Amharic they wrote that Ethiopia could use Italy's channels in dealing with other European countries. They did this to trick Ethiopians into being their protectorate. But it was Empress Tayitu who found out by hiring an Italian speaker to translate the article.
No doubt that she was a smart women. she is the most famous Ethiopian queen after Makida ማክዳ(the queen of sheba)
The capital is named Adis Abeba አዲስ አበባ፡፡
Etege Taytu Betul 🙇🏽♀️
Peace...She is similar to Yaa Asantewaa..peace
GREAT AND ADMIRABLE AFRICAN WOMEN.
Very cool. Very cool. I wish you had placed more on the reign of Haile Selassie and empress Menen. RasTafari the godheads of the true trinity, which is man woman and ini
"BETAM TIRU! NECHE WOND DEVIL!" Yohannes Tomas....
B'uwnet!!!
I don't understand why people keep makingbout Liberia to be a free country next to Ethiopia when Liberia was always an American colony
Las palabras de la emperatriz Taytu al embajador de Italia son inmortales,cuando se denunció el tratado de Ucciali!!!
Good job
As a Ethiopian American thank you for making this video,the lightly pigmented ones only show famine and poverty when it comes to Ethiopia my home,that could be farthest from the truth...Again thank you for making this video....Blessings!
But Famine and poverty are a huge issue there. The biggest matter of fact.
@@erismara9099 no it’s not
@@toni9890 yes it is! 2 million tigrians are starving as we speak
@@erismara9099 our culture is not poverty and starvation is what I’m saying
@@toni9890 i did not comment on your culture
Bravo!!
Menen is in the last pic. Not Taitu. Good video tho.
I think it is good if you do about Menelik II expansion the process of territorial expansion and creation of the modern empire-state he built.
African Americans, please contact filmmakers like Oprah, Spike Lee, and Tyler Perry to make a movie about this historical and heroic woman, Hollywood will never touch her story.
Hell no they will butcher it!
BENITO SYLVAIN_ told me: "he was there too and this was where PANAFRIKAN created."
she is Amhara.... correct your self. she have nothing to do with Oromos.
At least you got Menelik pronunciation
We need a movie about this queen on big screen. Italians would boycott this movie lol 😂
tnx
Just to remind y'all that Horners of Africa are the original inhabitants of the Middle East and the forefathers of the Blacks who remained in Israel and Palestine. We got u fam.
Original Cushites and Semites
Afrocentrics have messed up your mind. Arabs have also always been there. By the 1st Century AD Arabs from the south (Yemen and Oman) also started migrating to the North. By the 4th century AD there were more Arabs in the Levant and Iraq than any other ethnicity, and there were very little non-Arabs in the Arabian peninsula. Arabs became dominant in terms of number of people in the Middle East. The religions were a mixture of Christian, Jewish, Majoosi and Pagan, or ancient Arab religions. However, I think that Christianity was the most dominant religion since the Arabs in the north (Iraq and the Levant) and in the south (Yemen) were predominantly Christian, and there were some Christian Arabs in the Arabian peninsula although the majority in the peninsula followed pagan religions. They weren’t. Aethiopia was geek term, later adopted by other peoples of the Mediterranean basin, too, that was not very specific and meant basically land of the sun-burned faces. It didn’t refer to the Middle East (that concept didn’t even exist to Greeks, they were mostly an East Mediterranean people themselves, as the original Greek civilization straddled both sides of the Aegean Sea), nor even to Egypt. It was mostly used to refer to the much hotter lands south of Upper Egypt, where the Greeks and others thought that the people had developed black faces because they had been “burned by the inclement sun” over the time. Ethiopia didn’t refer to the present borders of the country named Ethiopia, nor to any other, but to a very broad region that was not well known enough by Greeks and other Mediterranean peoples to receive several specific designations. In ancient sources, you can clearly notice that Ethiopia is used in contexts that in fact refer to the Kushites or to the Meroïtes south of Egypt, not to peoples of the Horn of Africa. There are also ancient sources that talk of invasions of Egypt from the Delta to “the border with Ethiopia”, but we all know that Egypt bordered the kingdoms of the Nubians and had as its usual southern border the 1st cataract of Aswan, so “Ethiopia” in that sense meant everything that was south of Egypt. In later times, people who lived south of the Mediterranean-centered polities of the Maghred would also occasionally be named Ethiopians, because they were darker-skinned than their northern neighbors and came from the tropical south. Another Greek-language source, making some superficial and obviously amateur observations about the Indians, claims that the North Indians *(who, in ancient Hellenistic times, was mostly the present-day territory of Pakistan) *looked quite like the Egyptians, whereas the South Indians were very dark-skinned and resembled the Ethiopians, except that they had very straight hair. That really parallels a generic comparison that could be done even today by some observers: Egyptians were to Ethiopians as the northernmost Indians were to the southernmost Indians. The fact that Egyptians and Ethiopians were used by the author as distinct points of reference indicates to us that they were not seen as part of the same group of peoples.
@@dortmoon4860 The original inhabitants of the Arabian peninsula came from the Horn across the Red Sea dummy. Even ancient scrolls recorde presence of Horn African groups such as Afar in ancient Yemeni kingdoms such as Himyar and Medri. Look at those inhabitants they mirror Horners as well.
@@safuu202 . *The first Afro-Asiatic speakers probably lived some 15,000 years ago and were very likely dark-skinned* (how dark is anyone’s guess, I’d personally guesstimate something close to the Mehri or the Soqotri of the southernmost part of the Arabian Peninsula, as pictured below), but not black in the usual “racial” sense of being closely related genetically or necessarily similar physically to the black peoples of West Africa, Central Africa, South Africa or much of Horn of Africa today* Considering geography, archaeogenetic and archaeology, I think the most likely explanation for the origin of Proto-Afro-Asiatic languages is that which associates it with a *spread from Northeast Africa with a population that was sort of half way between West Asia and Africa* The birthplace of the E-M78 haplogroup was probably around Egypt or Sudan.
@@safuu202 Fanciful personal opinions does not account from your fiction from actual facts which demolish you idiots and part griots like you. Still on your tripping mode clown-we are not interested in what you have to say.
@@safuu202 There’s no historical evidence that bolster your argument that Afars are inhabitants of Yemen hahah. You haven’t stated any valuable point just played with the semantics and marked pseudo intellectual face but you’ve failed.
Informative clip, though.
Give thanks for sharing all this lost/forgotten knowledge. I too watch with my children and share videos with other homeschool families.
Can you please tell me what you're saying at the close of your videos?
Nice one! can you talk about Hagos Bahta as well, the Eritrean who resisted Italian colonisation???
BOY ,ANOTHER WOMAN BEATING THE ITALIANS TOO. BOY YOU ETHIOPIANS REALLY HATED THE ITALIANS.ROTFL.
max well I’m a Female, and Excuse you, Hagos Bahta was a man, and he was Eritrean not Ethiopian. We all, Africans hate colonizers though🖕🏾.
@@b.d7058 oh I want to hear about eritrean resistance.
hello 10 thank you, brother. And Italians are the worse fighters in Europe, and punks too, they can’t fight, they know nothing about Strategy lol. He Hagos Bahta comes from the same city as my mother, I’ve even visited his house were he was born, for Eritreans he symbolize resistance against foreigners.
@@b.d7058 amazing, did he resist inside Eritrea or was he the one that threw the granade at Mossulini in Addis Abeba with his eritrean partner?
I heard a comment on NPR I believe which said something like the following: Ethiopians love the lasagna their Italian colonizers brought to the country. It used cheddar cheese....
They don't eat you, you eat them....maybe a sacrifice, like your beans plantations.
NPR?
Here in 2020 getting my power (knowledge) back !! Black is King
The more I learn about the untold history the more I realize there was a conscious effort to also cover the major roles women played, and they were not soft and weak like we have been made to feel we are. But why this cover up?
They were major keys to success.
In Africa it used to be about balance between masculine and feminine energy. Similar to what a child needs in life (father and mother )is what nations need. An imbalance leads to catastrophes
✊🏾🌷=👸🏾
Please can you tell about history of anioma people war with British in 1883 to 1903
I love strong African women. They are a pain in the ass, but I love them.
The last picture at the end of the video is Empress Menen and one more thing you just down played the role Minilik to almost noting ehhh
Ethiopia is holy land in the planet .god bless Ethiopia. Jah rastafarian the ethiopia bless
now now you must be smoking. Fairytales story believer.
you must be Eritria that has forgotten your on history because you been cut off from your source by the Italians. your name segues you are ge’ezawit.
I thank Rastafarians for making the Ethiopian flag well-known and popular all over the world..
Tiytu queen heart of love. The frist women in Ethiopia lovely kinds
TAITU!!!!!!!!!!!🔭🔭🔭✌🏾🚀
Plse next do da asantes of ghana
Brother thank you for your video our Queen were Z greatest but she didn't say what you described I can show u here speech thx
Great content... but what I wanna know is who are the 12 who disliked this video? 🤔
European colonizers are the one thumb dawn