@Hybrid Vigour I’m trying to show them that this is the logical conclusion to all this “woman warriors” nonsense talk but as you see, nobody is even acknowledging my comments 🗿
I know during the American Civil War the physicals were so lackadaisical a number of women served in both the Union and Confederate Army and wasn't found out until they were either killed or wounded.
@@mider-spanman5577 Derek/Derrick I’m a sure of the spelling. I love coming here and YT. Many people feels like family in General. Please be Blessed and Safe 2020 aka Grim Reaper .Forgive me I never say much. I’m still Quarantined since March 2020 COVID-19 🌍13 deaths. The 13th was yesterday/Tuesday my loved ones from me and 2 additional murders. Forgive me for Typos. 🙏🏽 BACK STORY BELOW IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AND NO‼️ The🏆MVP Award goes to HomeTeam History. I went from 🎗Participation Ribbon 😂to Certainly the Most Improved 🤓 Originally this was a Series A Closer Look. He was taken back on how much children/ Teens tbh Everyone ‼️He will use examples of Artist that was relatable and incorporate into teaching his students age range. It’s the hardest for me because it’s a difference between Africa History. And”BLACK HISTORY” He’s been doing this 6-7 years. You can do back and see him then vs Now . WE ARE ALL LEARNING. He makes Disclaimers very respectfully. Especially, with pronunciations it extremely important. I agree, especially those that are from these areas. I’ve watched every upload. Evolution of the Channel. Music, approached, etc. PEOPLE TROLL SO I TYPICALLY DO NOT COMMENT. Literally to what I believe is distractions or to belittle others JUST LIKE ME ‼️ When a person is basically bullying a person( I thought something you do know mentality) provoked or have knowledge yet, never used their Platform share but critiquing others is the real problem. I love to see many people check-in all over the World 🌍 PVO. I noticed this over the years. Refer to this Channel as OUR CHANNEL When you’ve embarrass a person that interest has been peaked (as difficult as it is to do when a History.) Congratulations you just prevented someone else from gaining more knowledge. Feeling less than ........ SOUNDS FAMILIAR ⁉️ MISSION COMPLETED ✅
I don't know if the story of *Queen Ndate Yalla Mbodj,* the last Queen of the Waalo female kingdom (Waalo kingdom in the 11th century) has been covered on this channel, but before the invasion of the French and Arabs was one of the strongest kingdoms in what is now Senegal, there is the mention of the strong female army that fought the French off until they were defeated. Just 150 years ago, In 1820, under the lead of *Queen Fatim Yamar Khuri Yaye Mbodj,* the Waalo female warriors _defeated the Moors_ who took advantage of the absence of the King and the male army. The Moors were surprised and embarrassed after they were defeated by young female warriors who only showed that they were women after defeating the Moors.
So who are the Moors, and where are they from. Using the name "Moor" doesn't tell us anything. Moor was just a name that described many different groups of Blacks in Al-Andalus. These different African people were from Kano, Sokoto, the Gambia, Mali, and as far away as the Sudan. There was never a people called "Moors" . The name Moro was what the Spanish called the Blacks that conquered them on 711ad.
There were no all female armies. If the females were fighting then who was reproducing more soldiers? You people that believe these obvious mythological accounts are idiots. Jesus Christ
Typically I don't respond to such abject ignorance as espoused by *Twelve Kingdoms / Seikishi,* as one can't fix inbreed hate. Here I will make an exception, primarily for anyone that seeks documented history. "On the death of Brak Quli Mbaba Diop in 1816, his cousin Linguere Fatim Yamar Khuri Yaye Mbodj succeeded him and decided to install her husband Amar Fatim Borso as Brak of Waalo. This was the first time a Linguere was also the wife of a Brak. The Linguères are always prepared to lead their people militarily and politically. They received training in arms and they knew how to defend the kingdom in the absence of men. In 1820, the ‘Brak’ (king/ruler) of Waalo and his envoy were on an official business attending to community traditional functions in ‘Ndar’ aka ‘Sor’ when the neighbouring tribe took advantage of his absence and attacked the capital but an army of led by Fatim Yamar herself came to the rescue, defeating the invaders who happened to be the Moorish dissidents. After the battle, which saw the army retreat and some captured, Fatim Yamar’s army surprised the attackers and everybody by taking off their armour/uniform to show that they were indeed women and not men. The defeated army returned home but their pride having been beaten by women was severely bruised." The above is referenced from historical and PHYSICAL letters kept both at National Archives of Senegal 13 G 91 Correspondence of the Kings of the Waalo Letter number 95 received by the Governor of Saint Louis on February 27th, 1851 Moreover, all female armies were not uncommon in West Africa. Dahomey Amazons, witnessed and documented by *European writers,* were a an all-female military regiment of the Kingdom of Dahomey in the present-day Republic of Benin which lasted until 1904. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dahomey_Amazons And there is physically recorded witness testimony (on wax records) in the 1920's by a one of the last Slaves brought to the U.S. on the slave ship Clotilda (which was recently found in the waters of the Mississippi), whose native name was Kossola, and whos _Captive name_ was Cudjo Lewis as documented in the book Barracoon by Zora Neale Hurston. Kossola, recounted his capture at age 19 by all-female Dahomey Amazon warriors.
@@shotelco I think what he was saying was it was not a female Army , but a female part of the Army. In the comments you posted a female Regiment. A Regiment is about 1,000 to 5,000 soldiers. A Division is much larger about 10,000 to 25,000 soldiers, and an Army is about 100,000 to 300,000 soldiers. So yes they did have elite female soldiers, but they were a small part of a much larger male Army. He is correct also about having babies, if to many die in battle the population would need to be replaced. After the Korean War they lost so much population that they requested for men to have two wives to help replace the population that was killed.
I love ur videos.. Very educational , & anyone who loves history ( "or "OURSTORY"") its a full- filling experience, thank you. The intro Chants on all ur videos....where can i find it? I love it!
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This is an incredible find. I also want to commend you for keeping ambiguity on the matter. As a writer these are the nuggets in history that we like to play with. There is enough historical evidence for plausibility but nothing that you have to adhere to for concrete fact.
@i o Yu must never did any history on the Moors /Moabites. The Moabites and Moors ( from the land of Moab who received permission from the pharaoh ( alfiraeina / Great House ) of Egypt / Kemet ( Hikuptah ) to settle and inhabit North West ( Al Maghrib Al - Aqsa) our ancestors were the founders and are the possessors of the president Moroccan Empire.
Very nice video, I will share with my teenage grandsons. You know I believe that there were female warriors. In fact when we look at how hellywood has shown us our own history in movies. The female warriors of the movie black panther comes to mind. They had to get the idea from somewhere.. Just a thought form an old lady smiles and be blessed.. Shalom
2 generations of women in my family where black moor fighters one an archer the other a master with a spear, both married into my family and spent the rest of there lives in England , both recorded on my family tree
You clearly gained a lot more knowledge since previous videos where you claimed that the berbers were black, you made the difference now between black moors and native north africans. Keep up brother
Kinda off topic, and it may be lost in the comments anyway. But im trying to write a book thats heavily mythology based and I want to use mythologies or at least parts of them from as many regions as I can. African mythologies are super interesting to me, especially Yoruba myths and Akan/Akom with gods like Shang and Anansi. My question is do you or anyone who watches know of specific sources (books or otherwise) on these mythologies? Specifically Yoruba, Akan/Akom, and Vodun. Its been tough to find decent sources on these besides this channel.
@Admire Kashiri Thank you! Your book sounds awesome by the way. I would ask what its about but I know a lot of aspiring writers are wary about giving info avout their stories online.
My fiancé is a moor so I’m learning more about moors and the truth about history it’s a lot to learn but very informational as who we are on this planet
Having had three Amazigh girlfriends. And have been with and around Amazigh people for long periods of time. I GOTTA agree that these women mustve been the fiercest of leaders in battle.
Hotep Home Team, as this subject is approached from a notional stand point in stating what has been written and said about Afrikan women warriors in the diaspora, I don’t believe that the possibility of women moor warriors would be off the mark in its entirety. In fact, I would venture to think that some implicit bias plays a role in the questionable way that not only the research may have been done by naysayers, but also by the Eurasian need for narrative displacement in order to hide obvious truths. This can be seen in and out of the diaspora of our people and the impact we have had on the planets true history. With that said, I tend to believe that there were indeed moor women warriors as our women have shown a propensity to not just embrace the equality of men to women, but lead the charge in leadership, defense, and the creation of civilization. Ase’
And only recently have so called archeologists have accepted that Vikings also had women warriors there is a sexist bias towards women warriors all over the world
@@adriansheldon2296 You are so right Adrian. I would not expect Vikings and their descendants to acknowledge the significance, let alone the fact that the ice people had female soldiers in their ranks. The main difference is that vikings always saw their female counterparts as objects and of less value than them. Whereas in the history of female Moors, their downplay came from the decendants of those same ice people who sought to hide the truth of our African history including but not limited to the African femine principle (with the help of African males tainted by the eurasian encounters/entanglements). In either case, viking or Moor, fragile men cringe at the fact that the feminine principal of the universe is more enlightening and powerful than toxic masculinity any day. The truth is being revealed and the fragile male ego can't stop it. Ase'
@@jarrislottrel3055 actually Viking women had a equal standing as men but just like men had to prove themselves worthy . The more we learn the more we realise that our ideas of history is so wrong
@@adriansheldon2296 Yeah. I would have to push back on that a little as I have no doubt that women could prove themselves worthy in comparison to men in any case. But the viking women were still subjects at best. In the Moor women warrior situations, they were also leaders (generals in rank). Thus proving again the leadership quality of Black women in history. Vikings were barbarians, and acted accordingly. I have no doubt, according to factual history that viking women could assimilate in war. I think that the so called "ideas of history" were His-Story and not the truth. "He who controls the printed page, controls the thinking of the age". In other words, the deception is typical.
@@jarrislottrel3055 my sources are not the printed letter but actual in the field archeologists ones without a agenda . You would be surprised how many viking queens and warriors (shield maidens)there were
That there were legendary African women warriors goes way back into the history of Africa. It was therefore not surprising that Garifuna women fought side-by-side with Garifuna men as they defended themselves from total annihilation, which led to their deportation from St.Vincent, in 1797. Garinagu trace their ancestry to Mali, West Africa. Their forebears, according to well reknowned scholar of African History, Dr Van Sertima, were members of an expedition decreed by Emperor Abu Bukari II, who arrived at St Vincent about 200 years before Columbus, circa 1305--1310.
There were many warriors that faught in Italy, Mercado Saraceno. The Crest is of a Black woman with ablind fold on and hoop earrings. DARK SKINNED SWARTY WOMAN....Meaning unruly black woman.
@@g.gg.g4539 there is no pre colonial Liberia, liberia was established by the United States in 1822. Their flag is a star and red and white stripes.the capital is called Monrovia after President Monroe. That why I ask the question.
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CANADA - Well, THANK-YOU Home Team History for just mentioning Moors and African in one breath !. Now can you give us the history of Spain\Portugal PRIOR to 1492 ! Or why Shakespeare's Othello is a Moor ? Or is he a Saracen ?
an apostle was a warrior priest monk. Jesus apostles had women. Mary Magdelene carried a daggar. many Detroit women carry razors. Joan/Jean of ARC was a military Genius with an ARMY.
I am native speaker of portuguese(romance language). A lot of people have the question, "what's moors" "who are the moors" the term moors(Port: mouros, latin: mauros) means: *People From Morocco* (Mauretânia) The moors were moroccans. I hope I've helped. ;)
@@alexish8183 the term moors is diverse.👍🏻 But the historical term(from Middle Ages) used here, mean people from Morocco. But today, the Term Moors is really diverse. You are correct. ;)
I can truly believe there were black women moors. I have seen with my own eyes in the modern days what a black woman warriors can do. They are still here today.
@@chargethephone189 depends on how you ask, there are many castle 🏰 built by the Moors and Cathedral throughout Spain 🇪🇸 that I’ve walked on and done the History fact Check TAPN go visit the land for yourself 🙌🏾 Ase’o
While you wait on the video a great source is destruction of black civilization. Menes established the 1st dynasty by uniting lower and upper Egypt, lower Egypt comprising mostly white Arabs. We have a long history with them
Originally everyone was of dark skinned but were also multi racial/ had differnet features that would look like another race. For example its a tribe of blk ppl who have asian features
North Africans never were black just tanned/olive skinned and yes they are the indigenous. From the Libous… to the moors.. to the numidians.. look it up.
Amazon warriors were a mythological figure based on real existed Schytian female warriors. They weren't black, actually they were "whiter" than greeks and it was considered a barbarian trait
Black this Black that! A lot of us Portuguese and Spanish from the South are Moors, Mouros, Morenos, Mauri, Mauro (Mix of Arabs mostly (Ummayad Caliphate) and some Berbers (Almoravids, Almohads). Not really Sub-Saharan Africans. Best Regards from Portugal ❤🇲🇿🇦🇴🇬🇼🇨🇻🇸🇹🇧🇷🇵🇹
@@bambooqueue9093 Who's "they"!? Portuguese are a multiethnic and multicultural society. Skin colors don't exist for us. We don't have races on our IDs nor do we refer to People by their skin color or religion. We are all educated under a premiss/law that states a simple thing "Todos Diferentes, Todos Iguais" ("All Different, All Equal"). You can see it our Football National Team. You can see it Cristiano Ronaldo, Cancelo, Daniela Melchior, Daniela Ruah, Sara Sampaio or Nelly Furtado. If you go back to our birth as a Kingdom in 1143 to 15th Century people in the North (Porto) were Visigoths and People in the South (Lisboa, Alentejo, Algarve) were "Mouros" (as in "Moors", "Mauri", "Mauro"). And that's how people in the North call us to this day. Not offensive at all. We're proud of it! We call them "Tripeiros". It's Natural rivalray between the two biggest cities. So my mom is Moorish my father is Mozambican-Portuguese born and raised in Alentejo. I'm tanned all year but i do not look like i'm African 'cause my nose, lips, hair are Persian/Arabic looking like my mom. Search for João Vaz Corte-Real a famous navigator in 15th Century from my maternal family. You'll understand better. But as said we don't do that Black, White, Yellow, Melanated, Olive labelling. Who gives a F. about that in 2023! My maternal grandma is 98yo. She was never racist, nor my parents and much less my generation 1980. In Portugal everyone listens and dances to Kizomba, Kuduro, Semba, Morna, Salsa, Samba and eats Feijoada, Muamba and Catchupa.
@@brixcosmo6849The Moors doesn't Necessarily mean barber or north african it's Refer to arabs too. Matter of fact most of the andalusians were actually arabs, barbers were minority. Also the name Moors after that used to refer to muslims like how spain called the filipinos moors when they tried to invade them
@@phoenixk4328 Exactly! For Roman "Moors" where the Phoenicians (Carthaginian Empire) and the Amazighs (Berbers) of the Maghreb Region of North Africa. For us Portuguese "Muslims Moors" where the Arabs, Amazighs (Berbers), Persians and Syrians that the Ummayad Caliphate (Arabs) brought to North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula after emerging in Arabia, Conquering all Arabia, Mesopotamia, Levante and North Africa in the 7th Century AD. What we learnt to call the Ummayad conquest of Iberian Peninsula (Al-Andalus) was made by the Umayyad Caliphate, Almoravids, Almohads, Nasrids. To the influences left in Portugal we call them Arabic Influences. Although if we talk abouth Architecture that type of Architecture is called Islamic Architecture. At least in work field. I'm a Portuguese Architect. Moor is English. For us Portuguese is Mouro, in Spanish is Moro, in Italian Mauro/Maurus/Mauri and so on so on. Is a vague term can refer to color of skin... dark skin... not necessarily black... for us Portuguese it doesn't mean Black... ot means Moreno... It can also refer to ethnicities/civilizations like the ones mentioned. It depends on the Era, who used it... and to who they were refering to... Originally the name Maurus had to do with Mauretanea something a Province of the Roman Empire in Morocco and Algeria. Not really Mauritania tge Country. But People in the Maghreb Region of North of Africa in Roman Era when the Roman Empire occupied the Iberian Peninsula and conquered Carthage to the Phoenicians in 146BC weren't the same People that existed there in 7th-8th Century when the Umayyad Caliphate brought thousands of Arabs, Persians and Syrians to the North of Africa and the Iberian Peninsula. We normally say that we were conquered by Arabs. Cause those were Arabic Kingdoms or Sultanates/Caliphates. At least in the Ummayad Caliphate and the Nasrids were. As were the Nizari from Syria. The one's that controlled the Castle of Masyaf in Syria. Home to the Order of the Assassins as we see in Assassins Creed. But those were Ismaili Muslim and i don't know if should call them Arabs or Syrians nor do i really know of they also came to the Iberian Peninsula or that's just part of the movie 'cause they were cool Warriors. I believe Nizari and Umayyad Caliphate were different type of Muslim and didn't get along. Religions are not my forte. I'm not Religions at all. But my Family has Moorish Ancestry. From Algarve (South Portugal). We're Morenos like Cristiano Ronaldo and his Wife. Kinda Arabic/Lebanese/Syrian something like that. In the Process of the Reconquista in Portugal thousands of Muslim Moors gave up without a fight and embraced the new Kingdom Portugal and the Christian Religion. They were called "New Christians". The same with Sephardic Jews communities. Portugal was born out of the guts of that occupation in 1143 and defeated the Muslim Moors in Portugal in 1249. 106 years. Spanish only defeated them in 1492 when the last Sultanate of the Nasrids fell. The Sultanate of Granada where tge Fortress/Palace of Alhambra is situated. One of my favorite pieces of Islamic Architecture. That tells you a lot about the developments of the Arabs in 12th-13th Century. We also have the Castle of Moors in Sintra, Lisbon built around 8th-9th Century but in a more like Roman Fortress style of Castle. I guess that was build my Almoravids and Alhambra that were Kingdoms born in Morocco/Argelia so they were more familiarized with Roman Architecture. Alhambra is different. Much more detail. Just like the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon that Portuguese built in 1500. One of the best pieces of Portuguese Architecture to this day. And of tge World in that Era. Like the Batalha Monastery and others. We keant a lot from that occupation. That ended up to be a blessing for both Portugal and Spain. We have are own merits obviously in the Age of Discovery but that influence was very important and is treasured in both Portugal and Spain. All ancient Civilizations learnt from eachother. So Visigoths, Celts, Romans, Phoenicians, Arabs, Amazighs, Persians, Syrians, Jews add layers to our own culture/ethnicity. The Age of Discovery made us even more Multiethnic and Multicultural 'cause we incorporated people from all over the World. Japan, China, Indonesia, Malasya, India, Africa, Brasil. ❤️🇯🇵🇨🇳🇲🇾🇮🇳🇪🇹🇲🇿🇦🇴🇬🇼🇸🇹🇨🇻🇲🇦🇵🇹🇧🇷
You should also so read the story of the Mexican revolutionary Zapata he said he had Moorish women riding in his troops and they were a better gun shooter than some of his men he called them Amazon's check the story
Speaking of the word black quote back in the old ancient times the Moors never had a name what concerns their skin color they never clean Blackness they just claim bear identity as a moor that was in slavery right. Any way you could say there are still cold black
2023, Our history, cultural, and identity have been modified to accommodate the regentrification of countries which is genocide. Just like the name Cujo was used to depict a Mad Dog in a movie. When Cujo was actually at African warrior that was defeating the Roman army. The Roman army use Cujo tactic in order to defeat him. Fact or Fiction. "Fact" Many people are unaware it was a black woman who designed the GPS for the submarine. I have no doubt these Black Woman Warriors existed.
thats why the powers of darkness prince of hell shave the movie star women heads. tiffany and tomar because they thought they were bad. and the powers drugged them and shaved their heads, because they know history/they're fallen angels.
it is a taboo in islam to have a woman do men's work... besides... sending women to war would be a foolish gift to the enemy (a buffet of rape) therefore the story may sound noble and is told in good intention but it is a stretched fiction or just plain fiction. Keep in mind, the imam meaning the religion leader would not allow that, and none would go against the imam, it would be going against the holy Koran... and if you go against the Koran... the result would be.. off goes your head 🗡. you got the point.
@SystemRelevant the Levant was occupied by Greeks who were conquered by Romans. At that time "Arabs" were nomadic tribes who occupied no land as they travelled driving their herds before them from oasis to oasis. Women in these tribal communities had no status and no power. The Romanized Greeks then became known as the Byzanine Empire. The Byzantines ruled until the muslim Ottoman Sultan Mehmet 2 conquered the city of Constantinople in 1453. The conquest is well documented and records no significant participation by women....other than as victims of rape by the muslim conquerors. This is "history" and easily found if you are truly interested in history rather than political propaganda.
HIStory is mostly always a blend if fact and fiction.
It’s actually His Tory, you added an extra S, look up the etymology of “Tory”
That tru even some fiction has truth to it
@@elniko3447 I did not add an extra s.
@@elniko3447 stop with the damn word games. There were no woman warriors widespread and there were no woman armies. Stop the bs
@Hybrid Vigour I’m trying to show them that this is the logical conclusion to all this “woman warriors” nonsense talk but as you see, nobody is even acknowledging my comments 🗿
I know during the American Civil War the physicals were so lackadaisical a number of women served in both the Union and Confederate Army and wasn't found out until they were either killed or wounded.
I was thinking the same thing.
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This is nothing more than BS theorizing. Women didn’t do any major fighting at any point in history
@@Aden_III what? are you being sarcastic or stupid?
I know this to be true! In every fiber of my being... I know that I, as a Black woman am from a lineage of warriors...
Stay blessed Sista Warrior, from a brother who knows🙏🏽🔥👑
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Lol.
WOMEN. ARE NOT. WARRIORS.
Jesus Christ 🤦🏽♂️
I’ve learned a lot about the Moors from watching your videos Hometeam. Keep up the good work!
Me too. I currently live in Spain, and it’s amazing that our ancestors helped keep the country afloat during the Black Death
Does anybody know his real name? Has he ever said it?
@@mider-spanman5577 I don’t think he has said his real name before.
@@mider-spanman5577 Derek/Derrick I’m a sure of the spelling. I love coming here and YT. Many people feels like family in General. Please be Blessed and Safe
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Originally this was a Series A Closer Look. He was taken back on how much children/ Teens tbh Everyone ‼️He will use examples of Artist that was relatable and incorporate into teaching his students age range. It’s the hardest for me because it’s a difference between Africa History. And”BLACK HISTORY” He’s been doing this 6-7 years.
You can do back and see him then vs Now . WE ARE ALL LEARNING.
He makes Disclaimers very respectfully. Especially, with pronunciations it extremely important. I agree, especially those that are from these areas. I’ve watched every upload. Evolution of the Channel. Music, approached, etc.
PEOPLE TROLL SO I TYPICALLY DO NOT COMMENT. Literally to what I believe is distractions or to belittle others JUST LIKE ME ‼️ When a person is basically bullying a person( I thought something you do know mentality) provoked or have knowledge yet, never used their Platform share but critiquing others is the real problem.
I love to see many people check-in all over the World 🌍 PVO. I noticed this over the years. Refer to this Channel as OUR CHANNEL When you’ve embarrass a person that interest has been peaked (as difficult as it is to do when a History.) Congratulations you just prevented someone else from gaining more knowledge. Feeling less than ........ SOUNDS FAMILIAR ⁉️
MISSION COMPLETED ✅
@Abraham isaac Jacob Yisrael interesting
Thanks 4 this AFRICAN history u r giving 2 our AFRICAN. Community AFRICAN LIVES MATTERS LOVE IN THE HOUSE
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Don’t listen to this. The warrior woman myth will lead you into ignorance
@@Aden_III you must be white
I don't know if the story of *Queen Ndate Yalla Mbodj,* the last Queen of the Waalo female kingdom (Waalo kingdom in the 11th century) has been covered on this channel, but before the invasion of the French and Arabs was one of the strongest kingdoms in what is now Senegal, there is the mention of the strong female army that fought the French off until they were defeated.
Just 150 years ago, In 1820, under the lead of *Queen Fatim Yamar Khuri Yaye Mbodj,* the Waalo female warriors _defeated the Moors_ who took advantage of the absence of the King and the male army. The Moors were surprised and embarrassed after they were defeated by young female warriors who only showed that they were women after defeating the Moors.
So who are the Moors, and where are they from. Using the name "Moor" doesn't tell us anything. Moor was just a name that described many different groups of Blacks in Al-Andalus. These different African people were from Kano, Sokoto, the Gambia, Mali, and as far away as the Sudan. There was never a people called "Moors" . The name Moro was what the Spanish called the Blacks that conquered them on 711ad.
Wow sounds interesting. So where did this battle take place cos my understanding is after 1492 the Moors were done for
There were no all female armies. If the females were fighting then who was reproducing more soldiers? You people that believe these obvious mythological accounts are idiots.
Jesus Christ
Typically I don't respond to such abject ignorance as espoused by *Twelve Kingdoms / Seikishi,* as one can't fix inbreed hate. Here I will make an exception, primarily for anyone that seeks documented history.
"On the death of Brak Quli Mbaba Diop in 1816, his cousin Linguere Fatim Yamar Khuri Yaye Mbodj succeeded him and decided to install her husband Amar Fatim Borso as Brak of Waalo. This was the first time a Linguere was also the wife of a Brak. The Linguères are always prepared to lead their people militarily and politically. They received training in arms and they knew how to defend the kingdom in the absence of men. In 1820, the ‘Brak’ (king/ruler) of Waalo and his envoy were on an official business attending to community traditional functions in ‘Ndar’ aka ‘Sor’ when the neighbouring tribe took advantage of his absence and attacked the capital but an army of led by Fatim Yamar herself came to the rescue, defeating the invaders who happened to be the Moorish dissidents.
After the battle, which saw the army retreat and some captured, Fatim Yamar’s army surprised the attackers and everybody by taking off their armour/uniform to show that they were indeed women and not men.
The defeated army returned home but their pride having been beaten by women was severely bruised."
The above is referenced from historical and PHYSICAL letters kept both at National Archives of Senegal 13 G 91
Correspondence of the Kings of the Waalo
Letter number 95 received by the Governor of
Saint Louis on February 27th, 1851
Moreover, all female armies were not uncommon in West Africa. Dahomey Amazons, witnessed and documented by *European writers,* were a an all-female military regiment of the Kingdom of Dahomey in the present-day Republic of Benin which lasted until 1904.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dahomey_Amazons
And there is physically recorded witness testimony (on wax records) in the 1920's by a one of the last Slaves brought to the U.S. on the slave ship Clotilda (which was recently found in the waters of the Mississippi), whose native name was Kossola, and whos _Captive name_ was Cudjo Lewis as documented in the book Barracoon by Zora Neale Hurston. Kossola, recounted his capture at age 19 by all-female Dahomey Amazon warriors.
@@shotelco I think what he was saying was it was not a female Army , but a female part of the Army.
In the comments you posted a female Regiment. A Regiment is about 1,000 to 5,000 soldiers. A Division is much larger about 10,000 to 25,000 soldiers, and an Army is about 100,000 to 300,000 soldiers.
So yes they did have elite female soldiers, but they were a small part of a much larger male Army.
He is correct also about having babies, if to many die in battle the population would need to be replaced. After the Korean War they lost so much population that they requested for men to have two wives to help replace the population that was killed.
Your research into this topic is incredible - I learned so much from your presentation and can't wait to see what else comes out soon!
Alafia Ase Modupe to all the Moorish Women Warriors
Ayodele (happiness has returned home)
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These vids surely give me a POWERFUL energy!I will support these teachings as soon as I possibly can..oh!so refreshing!💜Gratitude!💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
I love ur videos.. Very educational , & anyone who loves history ( "or "OURSTORY"") its a full- filling experience, thank you.
The intro Chants on all ur videos....where can i find it? I love it!
Amazing work keep it up , honestly you deserve more likes and subs
These videos are so well researched and l have learned so much!
We are Global African Indigenous people!! Love and Unity is the best key for us all together!!💯
Also Giving thanks to the Great Mother's/Goddesses and Great Father's/Gods and the Ancestors and Guardians!! Saying from Snefer aka Bashiyr!!🤴🏿👸🏿
This is the most interesting piece of history I've heard in a long time. Thanks for sharing.
These videos r amazing! Please keep it coming.
Is there any way to find out who your theme music is I would love to have that as a ring tone on my phone????
This is an incredible find. I also want to commend you for keeping ambiguity on the matter. As a writer these are the nuggets in history that we like to play with. There is enough historical evidence for plausibility but nothing that you have to adhere to for concrete fact.
Do one about Moorish Queen Califa that’s where California gets it name from and she was the one of the last Queen to hold up the empire
He has done a video about this incredible queen. Check it out
@i o Yu must never did any history on the Moors /Moabites. The Moabites and Moors ( from the land of Moab who received permission from the pharaoh ( alfiraeina / Great House ) of Egypt / Kemet ( Hikuptah ) to settle and inhabit North West ( Al Maghrib Al - Aqsa) our ancestors were the founders and are the possessors of the president Moroccan Empire.
@i oOhk then. They were Moors / Moabs / Berbers / which now is called Arabs. They are really berbers tho 🤝
@i o so who’s lying
@i o You are sadly misinformed. I will take you to school if you'd like to learn actual, historical facts.
Thank you! This video should be on the History Channel.
See, that's why I appreciate you. You come with historical receipts not personal agendas. Thx family💯
I am learning a lot about our history man
Look up Prophet Noble Drew Ali, circle seven Koran
@@nobleamarubilalel1809 what???
@@views330 look up Noble Drew Ali more history to dig in too
Bro what the title or name of that intro song at the beginning of the vid?? So powerful and uplifting
~ I be dancing evry time to that few seconds of glory too!
Can u Talk about tribes in equatorial guinea?
Fascinating
Very nice video, I will share with my teenage grandsons. You know I believe that there were female warriors. In fact when we look at how hellywood has shown us our own history in movies. The female warriors of the movie black panther comes to mind. They had to get the idea from somewhere.. Just a thought form an old lady smiles and be blessed.. Shalom
your teachings amaze me ..
Do a video on Morrocan invasion of Songhai Empire !
2 generations of women in my family where black moor fighters one an archer the other a master with a spear, both married into my family and spent the rest of there lives in England , both recorded on my family tree
This should be a movie!...
Amen
More AWESOME research and inquisitiveness!
You clearly gained a lot more knowledge since previous videos where you claimed that the berbers were black, you made the difference now between black moors and native north africans. Keep up brother
So to your knowledge the “Berbers” were not black? I thought they were as well
@@rosemoon994 they were not
@@alexandruvlad1309 what were they?
Where u find your instrumentals
Good mix nlies !!
History is life✊
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Made me think about Nana Maroon in Jamaica
You mean Nanny.
There are plenty!
Do you post your sources anywhere?
Totally plausible and seems like more facts are supporting it. Well done
Ladies
Can you do a video on citadelle in Haiti largest fortress in the Americas by Africans only
Why are “black” people called so many things like we’re not the same people that has a nationality?
Well we're all the same race (human) but we have different cultural distinctions/ethnic and linguistic groupings.
@@dionjones6300 EARS TO HEAR is this verse I dropped look for this comment by ONEKBABY and go through the WHOLE thread
@@dionjones6300 So what does that mean just because we are in different parts of the world and live different we can’t be called the same?
Isrealites
Because...Africa is a HUGE continent of many different nations and yes different ethnicities.
Mooress: Dark skinned Female
you just made up a word bro
@@chargethephone189 I know that's not directed at myself!? As Mooress is clearly in Oxford dictionaries....
@@LoveMusic-lf6zg never heard of that one before
@@chargethephone189 Read an Oxford Dictionary...Its not a 'heard' thing. Do the research...
Kinda off topic, and it may be lost in the comments anyway. But im trying to write a book thats heavily mythology based and I want to use mythologies or at least parts of them from as many regions as I can. African mythologies are super interesting to me, especially Yoruba myths and Akan/Akom with gods like Shang and Anansi. My question is do you or anyone who watches know of specific sources (books or otherwise) on these mythologies? Specifically Yoruba, Akan/Akom, and Vodun. Its been tough to find decent sources on these besides this channel.
@Admire Kashiri Thank you! Your book sounds awesome by the way. I would ask what its about but I know a lot of aspiring writers are wary about giving info avout their stories online.
@Admire Kashiri you had me at monguls. That story sounds awesome.
@Admire Kashiri oh they work as great intricate villians. Who can't love them.
My fiancé is a moor so I’m learning more about moors and the truth about history it’s a lot to learn but very informational as who we are on this planet
Since your husband is moor, what gov't does he get married under?
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This video, is definitely for me. My ancestors were dope. Omg, I cut off all of my hair too 😮😮😮
Having had three Amazigh girlfriends. And have been with and around Amazigh people for long periods of time. I GOTTA agree that these women mustve been the fiercest of leaders in battle.
How'd we go to that to this...
Hotep Home Team, as this subject is approached from a notional stand point in stating what has been written and said about Afrikan women warriors in the diaspora, I don’t believe that the possibility of women moor warriors would be off the mark in its entirety. In fact, I would venture to think that some implicit bias plays a role in the questionable way that not only the research may have been done by naysayers, but also by the Eurasian need for narrative displacement in order to hide obvious truths. This can be seen in and out of the diaspora of our people and the impact we have had on the planets true history. With that said, I tend to believe that there were indeed moor women warriors as our women have shown a propensity to not just embrace the equality of men to women, but lead the charge in leadership, defense, and the creation of civilization. Ase’
And only recently have so called archeologists have accepted that Vikings also had women warriors there is a sexist bias towards women warriors all over the world
@@adriansheldon2296 You are so right Adrian. I would not expect Vikings and their descendants to acknowledge the significance, let alone the fact that the ice people had female soldiers in their ranks. The main difference is that vikings always saw their female counterparts as objects and of less value than them. Whereas in the history of female Moors, their downplay came from the decendants of those same ice people who sought to hide the truth of our African history including but not limited to the African femine principle (with the help of African males tainted by the eurasian encounters/entanglements). In either case, viking or Moor, fragile men cringe at the fact that the feminine principal of the universe is more enlightening and powerful than toxic masculinity any day. The truth is being revealed and the fragile male ego can't stop it. Ase'
@@jarrislottrel3055 actually Viking women had a equal standing as men but just like men had to prove themselves worthy . The more we learn the more we realise that our ideas of history is so wrong
@@adriansheldon2296 Yeah. I would have to push back on that a little as I have no doubt that women could prove themselves worthy in comparison to men in any case. But the viking women were still subjects at best. In the Moor women warrior situations, they were also leaders (generals in rank). Thus proving again the leadership quality of Black women in history. Vikings were barbarians, and acted accordingly. I have no doubt, according to factual history that viking women could assimilate in war. I think that the so called "ideas of history" were His-Story and not the truth. "He who controls the printed page, controls the thinking of the age". In other words, the deception is typical.
@@jarrislottrel3055 my sources are not the printed letter but actual in the field archeologists ones without a agenda . You would be surprised how many viking queens and warriors (shield maidens)there were
Fantastic 👍👍💕
Those Muslim women must have been from West Africa, most definitely not from the east.
That there were legendary African women warriors goes way back into the history of Africa. It was therefore not surprising that Garifuna women fought side-by-side with Garifuna men as they defended themselves from total annihilation, which led to their deportation from St.Vincent, in 1797.
Garinagu trace their ancestry to Mali, West Africa. Their forebears, according to well reknowned scholar of African History, Dr Van Sertima, were members of an expedition decreed by Emperor Abu Bukari II, who arrived at St Vincent about 200 years before Columbus, circa 1305--1310.
There were many warriors that faught in Italy, Mercado Saraceno. The Crest is of a Black woman with ablind fold on and hoop earrings. DARK SKINNED SWARTY WOMAN....Meaning unruly black woman.
Does anyone want to help create a History book?
The Moors are Moroccan Amazigh, they are the nicest people but true African lions 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Do you have anything on pre-colonial Liberia?
How do you have a pre colonial Liberia?
@@vnorm2907 what??
@@g.gg.g4539 there is no pre colonial Liberia, liberia was established by the United States in 1822. Their flag is a star and red and white stripes.the capital is called Monrovia after President Monroe. That why I ask the question.
@@vnorm2907 the region known as Liberia had a history before colonisation
@@g.gg.g4539 yes true, but you said Liberia, not the people that were there before their land was stolen.
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Rate yourself off what knowledge before and after being here HTH. Pre-K to High School Graduate. Just for fun😉
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Matondo !!!
i like it
CANADA - Well, THANK-YOU Home Team History for just mentioning Moors and African in one breath !.
Now can you give us the history of Spain\Portugal PRIOR to 1492 ! Or why Shakespeare's Othello is a Moor ? Or is he a Saracen ?
an apostle was a warrior priest monk. Jesus apostles had women. Mary Magdelene carried a daggar. many Detroit women carry razors. Joan/Jean of ARC was a military Genius with an ARMY.
Queen Califia was a Moorish Queen from the America's. She had a female army who fought the Christians . The state of California is named after her.
I am native speaker of portuguese(romance language).
A lot of people have the question,
"what's moors"
"who are the moors"
the term moors(Port: mouros, latin: mauros) means: *People From Morocco* (Mauretânia)
The moors were moroccans.
I hope I've helped. ;)
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@@terejosh13 why?
It is an Informative commentary.
Not all moors were Moroccan. The content creator actually has a great video explaining the diversity of the term moor.
@@alexish8183 the term moors is diverse.👍🏻
But the historical term(from Middle Ages) used here, mean people from Morocco.
But today, the Term Moors is really diverse.
You are correct. ;)
Like That *#$@ing $hit!!!
Love you Mother Califia
We are still Moors💚❤❤💚
No you’re not
No
You’re were never even moors to begin with
Yes we are 🥰moorish woman here
Yes yes yes
Seems legit to me. Just off some. Some create this box to place black people in and fight vehemently to keep them in it when contractions arise.
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Your comment makes no sense. Neither does the concept of women warriors en masse
We used to know the true significance of the woman.
I can truly believe there were black women moors. I have seen with my own eyes in the modern days what a black woman warriors can do. They are still here today.
Should start trying to say Moore alot more often.
I live in Moorish Spain 🇪🇸 Marbella I love your videos on Spain 🇪🇸 I was called to the Region for so many reason and it keeps unfolding 🔮⚔️⚔️
moorish spain dont exist
@@chargethephone189 depends on how you ask, there are many castle 🏰 built by the Moors and Cathedral throughout Spain 🇪🇸 that I’ve walked on and done the History fact Check TAPN go visit the land for yourself 🙌🏾 Ase’o
@@FGTVbyYAMAYAJQ we left some shyt over there, but they don't deserve to be called spanish moors, that's it
@J J have you lived or explored Spain 🇪🇸 physically for yourself 🙌🏾 if not you should 🙏🏾
Check out BBC Kongo scramble on Africa
I love this channel but I have a question its hard for me to believe everyone in Africa wasn't black can u do a video on this
While you wait on the video a great source is destruction of black civilization. Menes established the 1st dynasty by uniting lower and upper Egypt, lower Egypt comprising mostly white Arabs. We have a long history with them
Originally everyone was of dark skinned but were also multi racial/ had differnet features that would look like another race. For example its a tribe of blk ppl who have asian features
North Africans never were black just tanned/olive skinned and yes they are the indigenous. From the Libous… to the moors.. to the numidians.. look it up.
@@nooksbishop8791 North Africans weren’t black.
There was a male/female balance.
No competition or envy. They did what needed to be done.
Moors hate to be called BLACK
I can't share this video because of the word black, consider changing the title. I love your videos and sharing
Blackamoors
Because we are not it’s a word for slave did deep you will see why
really cause moor means black , so where did you get this from? hope you re not referring to those fake non black amazin people.
@@shenelle921 your a lie moors we’re black not all but the ones who lead in Europe definitely were 💯💯
You should a video on the pygmies to edify your subscribers.
They indigenous & like my clan not recognized by Africa
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@@autobotdiva9268 ?
@@ton4883 what?
Too many lies and "guessing" has been told so much, not sure what to believe.
Moors/AMAZIGH..other name berber. North African also part of mytrueancestry. Yes Ancient Egyptian Coptic Egyptian all my Ancestors.💜
Youre ancestry lies in sub-saharan africa.
Wallada bint was not a blond european..she inherited her fathers property, turned it into a learning center,wrote and taught poetry
I would ask a question for the Niiji, the aboriginals of the Americas.
If any of you guys are down to join a pan African discord sever reply back. Trying to make it grow.
I would like to
@@elainelane1119 discord.gg/JkGzZTQ9
@@elainelane1119 here you go
@@sonofafrica2875 Thxs
Let me see
The doramalaje is real fam & they in malcom X camp ⛺️
Ghana probably sent black troops to help the amazigh in their conquest.
Ashanti women kept or protected the Seat of Power or Ashanti Stool. We just need to look at the response of a mother to protecting her children 😢
Yes I believe it. There were female Cowboys, and farmers in the United States and no one found out until they died.
I believe it. Our women are so strong on multiple levels. I heard the Amazon warrior's was black but maybe that was the amazig. Thankyou again
@Adrian Bradey actually this sounds more like the ashanti and akans/Akwamu that defeated west asians that's historically documented.
@Adrian Bradey Nonsense mythological account. There were no female armies
Amazon warriors were a mythological figure based on real existed Schytian female warriors. They weren't black, actually they were "whiter" than greeks and it was considered a barbarian trait
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Alafia
Those women warrior were likely mercenaries.
Possible 🤔
There were no widespread cases of woman warriors any time in history.
Could be true.. I know the Ashanti tribes in Ghana had female warriors
Nonsense. By saying that there were women warriors you are indirectly agreeing with the European notion that black men are weak
Black this Black that! A lot of us Portuguese and Spanish from the South are Moors, Mouros, Morenos, Mauri, Mauro (Mix of Arabs mostly (Ummayad Caliphate) and some Berbers (Almoravids, Almohads). Not really Sub-Saharan Africans. Best Regards from Portugal ❤🇲🇿🇦🇴🇬🇼🇨🇻🇸🇹🇧🇷🇵🇹
How melanated are you/they?
@@bambooqueue9093 Who's "they"!? Portuguese are a multiethnic and multicultural society. Skin colors don't exist for us. We don't have races on our IDs nor do we refer to People by their skin color or religion. We are all educated under a premiss/law that states a simple thing "Todos Diferentes, Todos Iguais" ("All Different, All Equal"). You can see it our Football National Team. You can see it Cristiano Ronaldo, Cancelo, Daniela Melchior, Daniela Ruah, Sara Sampaio or Nelly Furtado. If you go back to our birth as a Kingdom in 1143 to 15th Century people in the North (Porto) were Visigoths and People in the South (Lisboa, Alentejo, Algarve) were "Mouros" (as in "Moors", "Mauri", "Mauro"). And that's how people in the North call us to this day. Not offensive at all. We're proud of it! We call them "Tripeiros". It's Natural rivalray between the two biggest cities. So my mom is Moorish my father is Mozambican-Portuguese born and raised in Alentejo. I'm tanned all year but i do not look like i'm African 'cause my nose, lips, hair are Persian/Arabic looking like my mom. Search for João Vaz Corte-Real a famous navigator in 15th Century from my maternal family. You'll understand better. But as said we don't do that Black, White, Yellow, Melanated, Olive labelling. Who gives a F. about that in 2023! My maternal grandma is 98yo. She was never racist, nor my parents and much less my generation 1980. In Portugal everyone listens and dances to Kizomba, Kuduro, Semba, Morna, Salsa, Samba and eats Feijoada, Muamba and Catchupa.
@@brixcosmo6849The Moors doesn't Necessarily mean barber or north african it's Refer to arabs too. Matter of fact most of the andalusians were actually arabs, barbers were minority. Also the name Moors after that used to refer to muslims like how spain called the filipinos moors when they tried to invade them
@@phoenixk4328 Exactly! For Roman "Moors" where the Phoenicians (Carthaginian Empire) and the Amazighs (Berbers) of the Maghreb Region of North Africa. For us Portuguese "Muslims Moors" where the Arabs, Amazighs (Berbers), Persians and Syrians that the Ummayad Caliphate (Arabs) brought to North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula after emerging in Arabia, Conquering all Arabia, Mesopotamia, Levante and North Africa in the 7th Century AD. What we learnt to call the Ummayad conquest of Iberian Peninsula (Al-Andalus) was made by the Umayyad Caliphate, Almoravids, Almohads, Nasrids. To the influences left in Portugal we call them Arabic Influences. Although if we talk abouth Architecture that type of Architecture is called Islamic Architecture. At least in work field. I'm a Portuguese Architect.
Moor is English. For us Portuguese is Mouro, in Spanish is Moro, in Italian Mauro/Maurus/Mauri and so on so on. Is a vague term can refer to color of skin... dark skin... not necessarily black... for us Portuguese it doesn't mean Black... ot means Moreno... It can also refer to ethnicities/civilizations like the ones mentioned. It depends on the Era, who used it... and to who they were refering to... Originally the name Maurus had to do with Mauretanea something a Province of the Roman Empire in Morocco and Algeria. Not really Mauritania tge Country. But People in the Maghreb Region of North of Africa in Roman Era when the Roman Empire occupied the Iberian Peninsula and conquered Carthage to the Phoenicians in 146BC weren't the same People that existed there in 7th-8th Century when the Umayyad Caliphate brought thousands of Arabs, Persians and Syrians to the North of Africa and the Iberian Peninsula. We normally say that we were conquered by Arabs. Cause those were Arabic Kingdoms or Sultanates/Caliphates. At least in the Ummayad Caliphate and the Nasrids were. As were the Nizari from Syria. The one's that controlled the Castle of Masyaf in Syria. Home to the Order of the Assassins as we see in Assassins Creed. But those were Ismaili Muslim and i don't know if should call them Arabs or Syrians nor do i really know of they also came to the Iberian Peninsula or that's just part of the movie 'cause they were cool Warriors. I believe Nizari and Umayyad Caliphate were different type of Muslim and didn't get along. Religions are not my forte. I'm not Religions at all. But my Family has Moorish Ancestry. From Algarve (South Portugal). We're Morenos like Cristiano Ronaldo and his Wife. Kinda Arabic/Lebanese/Syrian something like that. In the Process of the Reconquista in Portugal thousands of Muslim Moors gave up without a fight and embraced the new Kingdom Portugal and the Christian Religion. They were called "New Christians". The same with Sephardic Jews communities.
Portugal was born out of the guts of that occupation in 1143 and defeated the Muslim Moors in Portugal in 1249. 106 years. Spanish only defeated them in 1492 when the last Sultanate of the Nasrids fell. The Sultanate of Granada where tge Fortress/Palace of Alhambra is situated. One of my favorite pieces of Islamic Architecture. That tells you a lot about the developments of the Arabs in 12th-13th Century. We also have the Castle of Moors in Sintra, Lisbon built around 8th-9th Century but in a more like Roman Fortress style of Castle. I guess that was build my Almoravids and Alhambra that were Kingdoms born in Morocco/Argelia so they were more familiarized with Roman Architecture. Alhambra is different. Much more detail. Just like the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon that Portuguese built in 1500. One of the best pieces of Portuguese Architecture to this day. And of tge World in that Era. Like the Batalha Monastery and others. We keant a lot from that occupation. That ended up to be a blessing for both Portugal and Spain. We have are own merits obviously in the Age of Discovery but that influence was very important and is treasured in both Portugal and Spain. All ancient Civilizations learnt from eachother. So Visigoths, Celts, Romans, Phoenicians, Arabs, Amazighs, Persians, Syrians, Jews add layers to our own culture/ethnicity. The Age of Discovery made us even more Multiethnic and Multicultural 'cause we incorporated people from all over the World. Japan, China, Indonesia, Malasya, India, Africa, Brasil.
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You should also so read the story of the Mexican revolutionary Zapata he said he had Moorish women riding in his troops and they were a better gun shooter than some of his men he called them Amazon's check the story
Hi🤍fam, thanks for trying to clean this 💩 up!
Do you do any videos on Black North American 🇺🇸 Woman♥️?
Speaking of the word black quote back in the old ancient times the Moors never had a name what concerns their skin color they never clean Blackness they just claim bear identity as a moor that was in slavery right. Any way you could say there are still cold black
That is where zena princess warrior and wonder woman come from 💋💋💋💋💋
Princess Zena was based of queen Zenobia of Palmyra I believe and Wonder Woman is Amazonian who are said to come from Scythia.
Meanwhile: Moor (Pashto: مور , Urdu: ماں , meaning Mother)
Irrelevant
@@Aden_III Oh, hi nice to meet you Irrelevent.
@@mudejartrainingnaturalscie6938 nice try with the sarcasm. Your comment was irrelevant.
2023, Our history, cultural, and identity have been modified to accommodate the regentrification of countries which is genocide. Just like the name Cujo was used to depict a Mad Dog in a movie. When Cujo was actually at African warrior that was defeating the Roman army. The Roman army use Cujo tactic in order to defeat him. Fact or Fiction. "Fact" Many people are unaware it was a black woman who designed the GPS for the submarine. I have no doubt these Black Woman Warriors existed.
thats why the powers of darkness prince of hell shave the movie star women heads. tiffany and tomar because they thought they were bad. and the powers drugged them and shaved their heads, because they know history/they're fallen angels.
it is a taboo in islam to have a woman do men's work... besides... sending women to war would be a foolish gift to the enemy (a buffet of rape) therefore the story may sound noble and is told in good intention but it is a stretched fiction or just plain fiction. Keep in mind, the imam meaning the religion leader would not allow that, and none would go against the imam, it would be going against the holy Koran... and if you go against the Koran... the result would be.. off goes your head 🗡. you got the point.
@SystemRelevant Islam didn't exist until after the fall of the Roman Empire ??
@SystemRelevant the Levant was occupied by Greeks who were conquered by Romans.
At that time "Arabs" were nomadic tribes who occupied no land as they travelled driving their herds before them from oasis to oasis.
Women in these tribal communities had no status and no power.
The Romanized Greeks then became known as the Byzanine Empire.
The Byzantines ruled until the muslim Ottoman Sultan Mehmet 2 conquered the city of Constantinople in 1453.
The conquest is well documented and records no significant participation by women....other than as victims of rape by the muslim conquerors.
This is "history" and easily found if you are truly interested in history rather than political propaganda.
@SystemRelevant never happened
@SystemRelevant You’re delusional, lying and off topic. Women never fought in large armies