A History Of The Bakongo People
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Aye one of the most represented ethnic groups here in South Carolina. Alot of us here in SC are descended from the Bakongo, as well as the Mbundu 🙌🏾🙌🏾 powerful, powerful people
Are you a child of African immigrants?
@@perfectbeat nah I'm African American. It's just that many of the enslaved Africans in South Carolina came from Congo/Cameroon and Angola
@@mixmax8289 .I thought most African Americans identified as Hebrew Israelites. It's good to know it's not all of them.
@@blrh.anna.h6950 those particular sect of Hebrew are lost and deeply sleeping Africans, who have swallowed, hooks, lines and sinkers, all the baloney lies their white masters have told them about Africans. They reserve all their disdains, meant for the white man for Africans. All over black TH-cam videos, you will see them shading Africans about selling them out, yet, they suck up to the same people that bought, branded, rape and flogged them into submission. Its good that #TRISTAN #LOMAX feels otherwise.
My family is from Mississippi, looking at our family records, a lot of people came from South Carolina and Virginia. So it’s nice to know.
The Bakongo were plentiful in Jamaica as well...where all my family is from...their culture among the many ethnic groups in Jamaica such as the Akan...survived to present day in the form of Kumina and as a matter of fact the kumina drumming form and style was absorbed into Nyabinghi drumming of the rastas which eventually became apart of the base for Reggae/roots music in jamaica
Interresting
@@africaine4889 yeah kumina is very well known in jamaica and they celebrate every year with a festival and gathering
@@abibjahleel419 do u have any videos of it. I am from the congo and am curious
@@africaine4889 sure th-cam.com/video/V961tzJtnHw/w-d-xo.html
@@africaine4889 and heres another one th-cam.com/video/oV2yEiZLEws/w-d-xo.html
Ndzinga/Nzinga and Mbatha are common last names in South Africa. I wish we were taught African history, the Bakongo are beautiful.
I wish that too
Mbatha is also a female name in Kenya .I don't know from which tribe but I know someone called Mbatha
blr h.anna.h ,the name Mbatha is from the Kamba community (tribe) in Kenya 🇰🇪
Many Nguni's migrated from northeast Africa, via the Kongo regions, to arrive la eMsantsi. That's why we have the same surnames. These are our cousins 🤗🤗🤗
I believe we came from the Congo before migrating here too, I believe it with all my heart. We are not native to South Africa.
Proud Mukongo here. Yes and yes the Bakongo got independences for DRC and Angola. As a revenge the colonizers promoted less intelligent and courageous people, thus trying to bury the Bakongos's achievements, its a long story. The Bakongo are the ones who even opened the door for Namibia and South African independences. Watch out the réturn of the great Mfumu KIMBANGU, the earth will be shaken. Ingeta, hotep
Your names are haunting me, they sound like ancient Nguni words/names. I am very curious of the BaKongo.
Bakongo people were great people but what we need is unity among all afrikans not divisions and for the record many afrikan people in the americas because of the slavetrade were of bakongo descent especially in brasil and also in south carolina usa
I hope so Congo is the heart ❤️ of Africa we need you guys to hold it down
Bobby E. Wright haiti 🇭🇹 too
Ne Kongo Vita Nkanga ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿THAT PART ❤️🖤💚kimbangu!!!!‼️❕❗️
Thank you for covering my people they’re usually forgotten
Ra, The Sun Of God yes they are. People only focus on Nigeria,Ghana, and Egypt mythology. People don’t even know my country exists nor do they know the history
Ra, The Sun Of God I do know my OWN history but the people that were wrongfully taken do not.
I'm from East Africa .We are taught about them in high school
@@LuckiBySol and you think Nigeria is one large ethnicity of 200 million people right? My brother, if you want your history to be well known, you and your scholars must beam the light on it. In Nigeria, the Yoruba's, Igbo's, Hausas, Edo's etc all tell their own story, wrote scholastic and academic books on them, produced videos and all sorts of literary works to promote their cultures. It should even be a shame that it took the effort of a Diasporan to exhume and tell the obvious beautiful, rich and deeply spiritual stories of your own culture, to the world, for your amusement. If you think enough is not being done, get your gears ready and start your own channel and do justice to this topic. This is not meant as an insult, but a motivation for you to close a gap that you have noted. This isn't bothering you for nothing...maybe your ancestors wants you to do something about it. Cheers.
Ra, The Sun Of God yes really
Thank you Home Team History. I am a kongo from Republic of Congo and I appreciate what you do. Very thougtful getting us to awaken our ancestral identities.
It's by knowing ourselves, that we can be whole again.
Strength and power to all my brothers and sisters throughout the world. The awakening time has finally come.
Remember yourselves. Know who you really are, where you come from and where we should go.
Maat. Hotep. Unbuntu.
Amen we are one ,am from congo kinshasa but basically we are one
Martin Massala Kinshasa it Brazzaville???congo gang!
@@factsonly8778 bro I never said I was mu Kongo I clearly said I was Luba & proud however what I said was Congo(both ) ,Angola ,Gabon and some parts of Cameron Share similarities & no I didn't claim being mu Kongo because of slavery I was just excited that finally there was a tribe from Congo on this channel .I feel bad that people like you have been so brainwashed due to colonization & believe more in the differences I don't even know the differences because I left Congo when I was 6& I want to see a united Africa one day
@@jeswazwadi7049 Brainwashed? 😂😂😂 it is truth but okay.
@@factsonly8778 Brainwashed in the sense that you are dividing different tribes/ethnicities exactly the way colonizers wanted this so that we will hate each other,I am not familiar with neither stories because as I mentioned earlier I left Congo when I was 5/6 yrs and never went back till 2008 for 1 month and to this day I have never revisited so I am not familiar with the ethnic tribes all i know is I am Luba
🇨🇩🇦🇴🇨🇬 Rumba is from Bakongo from the word Kumba meaning dancing belly button against belly button
Rumba is a dance and music style in Cuba, Colombia, etc .. and throughout Latin America "Cuban Rumba with Baila Habana", th-cam.com/video/ywzfdGi9sO0/w-d-xo.html ... "Columbia by CFNC in Sabado de la Rumba 2014", th-cam.com/video/Fsty4X2Blqc/w-d-xo.html
Originated in the Kongo Kingdom taken across the Atlantic by our ancestors...
Princip Mondesir ahaha make sense
@@VanTConsult lol yeah afro Colombians have heavy Bakongo influences as well as Dominicans and Haitians.
@Anna H Kizomba actually came literally from Congo Brazzaville. Eduardo Paim the godfather of Kizomba was born in Congo Brazzaville and his Parents were born in Angola (Bakongo). He nevertheless created the roots of what is now known as Kizomba in Angola.
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in haiti we have a spirit called la reine congo (the queen of congo ) and her dancing style also call congo..
2 chronicles 7:14
@@VesselOfYAH im a spiritual person not religious .
@@jamesleyinnocent5171 no matter how you try to classify it its still the Most High YAH who created everything. So spiritual/religion in this English language is the same but okay 🤷🏾♀️
@@VesselOfYAH for you it is but our experience is different my friend..
Ancestor MAKANDAL also came from the Kongo region.
Bakongo language is very similar to my Zulu language. It is told that we, Nguni tribes of South Afrika migrated from Congo.
Ndingqinelana nawe bhuti, uzukhe ukhangele "how to learn kiKongo", amagama abo ngathi ngawesiNguni. Kakhulukazi isiZulu, kuyevakala ukuba ulwimi lamaNguni lusuka khona.. isiXhosa is a bit corrupted compared to Zulu though.
Yes I realized that Zulu name are also found in Congo .. we from the same family
We are abaNgoni not Nguni, which was changed by whites
We the people of colour "abantu" came from Kolo which is now called Congo. There was no Sotho, Zulu etc we spoke one language before we were divided
@@nomathembantshingila9406 thanks for your insight, do you have any refrence to support this statement, if yes, please share.
My fellow Bantus
Yep 🙏🏿🇭🇹
Isrealites
@Finessebyali we’re not Israelites😂
@@a1k665 exactly😂😂😂
@310 000 it's funny cause yall think we are Israelites when the scriptures yall use are not even talking about us
Proud of being Mukongo from DRC 🇨🇩💪🏾 Ingeta
@ZEL DRIS no unfortunately 😪 my mom does so I understand here and there
Is kikongo the same as lingala?
@@choicesilver4615 no it's not.
@@eliyahdailey anyway one♥ to all my afro brothers and sisters we are one in spirit
@Anna H Positivity only
They are well represented in Haiti 🇭🇹
*The BRIDGE 54* yep you got that damn right.
A lot of Haitian came from Congo
Eu sou Kongo de Angola. Viva a representatividade nossa no Haiti ❤
Eu sou Kongo de Angola. Viva a representatividade nossa no Haiti ❤
Yah Haiti we congolise we know your ours brother blood
I’m from New Orleans, Louisiana. These are my ancestors. I’ve been trying to learn more about my ancestry. Thank you for this video.
I’m Muyenga and Mosogombe they’re part of the Bakongo tribe and I’m truly proud ❤️🇨🇩
@Y'allgotaNZOL BesiNgombe are a subgroup of the EsiKongo in Northern Angola
@@kongolese4693 Kimbote Nkundi , U Mwesi Kwe ?
In Zambia a tribe called Kikaonde is very similar to Kikongo, so a lot of tribes broke away from the Kongo kingdom.
Yup you are right. I heard your language and I can hear the similarities wow its actually amazing I didn't think I'd hear a kikongo sounding language in Zambia.
You are very right. I am Hemba from Eastern Congo and I swear the kikongo sounds very similar to Kaonde. I could easily pick up what they were saying because I understand your language too
There’s even yombes there and Luba in Zambia
So they knew about the four layers of earth. Inner core...the mantle...the crust...and outer core! I love this Channel.
Thank you so much !!!!!!! finally a tribe from Congo!!!! I am so excited and happy phew!!! and you are right Angola and Congo are basically one we were divided due to colonization,portugal left in Angola while Leopold took Congo
Soo true, central african history needs to be told and i am glad many people are speaking on this. This needs to happens given the fact that its right in HEART OF AFRICA.😊
Remember that Léopold took only a small of the actual Kongo empire and the other part is left in what is actually republic of the Congo and the southern part of Gabon the empire republic of the Congo except from the outmost northern part was the Kongo empire territory but the Léopold Congo was the Kongo empire plus other kingdom. Kikongo on republic of the Congo is spoken from north to south and the outmost northern part and part along the Congo river mostly speak lingala. I don’t wanna divide us but people when they speak About Kongo refuse to acknowledge the fact that Kongo people were mostly along the cost which means in the republic of the Congo. So saying that Portugal took Angola and Léopold took Congo is historically wrong since in Congo Brazzaville there were both Portuguese and French occupation. And republic of the Congo was first called the French Congo. But after called Congo Brazzaville because of “De Brazza” the Portuguese who was the fist to establish himself in the area. And please replay the video because you missed a lot of facts.
@@judeaurianetchicayat9415 Okay we are not the same , I hope you are happy now and you clearly are not trying to divide at all
@Anna H Many Angolan don't know their history. It's a stated fact that Bakongos are most hated in Angola for some weird reason yet they're a minority tribe in Angola 😂😂😂
@@jeswazwadi7049 Angolans are extremely deluded and hateful towards Kongo peoples especially them Mbundus. I got many Bakongo friends in Angola and they are hated for absolutely no reason. Most Angolans have a mindset that they're black Portuguese. Even Mozambique was colonised by Portugal but you'll never hear them say they're black Portuguese 😂😂😂😂ridiculous
Kongo people are just very proud. If they met a Mukongo from ROC then they'll know what arrogance is. Angolan Kongos are relaxed people.
We have a lot of congo descendants in Haiti
Really?
@@od6002 yes actually our language got a lot of words kongo plus our spirituality
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@Justin Rubondo we love you too🥰how DRC doing?
@Justin Rubondo i hear you brother
This brother has some serious work
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Greetings from Angola... Great video!
This is us 🇦🇴
@Finessebyali who told you that nonsense?
@sleekz Squeeze it is Africa always been just white supremacy tells us otherwise
Bakongo is not Angola and a lot of bakongo were taken to Colombia, Dominican Republic and philadelphia
@@nathan9368 they are a people in Angola too
@@franciscoalves5575 I'm just saying Angolans are not Negros
It's very interesting that IsiKongo people's cosmology sticks with what modern science ascertained to be the origins our planet!
Earth is a star. The description given in the video of the four stages match how volcanic eruptions produce gray ash that fertilizes green growth.
@@UsikuA Yes. And it should enlight how African oral traditions are something to be seriously considered and studied in detail. It's something serious and not to be disregarded, underrated and even ridiculed
@@UsikuA i don't think the earth is a star. It is more or less a planet, formed by super nova blast or collisions of huge meteorites. The sun is a star, that illuminates the earth that is formed from the meteors....
@@efemzyekun900 "What is a star?" must be searched and redefined. Stars have different appearances. Why is Venus called a star? One way to conceive Earth is as a form of rock. We know how many appearances rocks have, some we even call gems. A star, moon, planet and earth are forms of the same thing. A star is an element factory. All this is re-expansion of current definitions given to us during this period of mis-education under the suboptimal context. We are stars, we generate electricity and glow, sometimes described as aura. Aura is Au-ra or first original spirit. AR and RA are the same. Earth contains a core that generates energy and so does the sun and moon and other planets. All of these are forms of stars in different stages of manifestation."
Ayyyy my people 🇨🇩❤️,by the way my parents are from M’banza Ngungu !
That's where my late grandma is from 🙂💪🏾
simply dodo mine too ,my ancestors are from the kingdom of Congo and that’s why I want to be fluent in Kikongo which was the official language there 😂😭🤦🏾♀️!
@@noah-theresaluvuminadifuid6506 yea same girl! Kikongo is a beautiful language. ♥️🇨🇩 I want to learn it so bad
ZEL DRIS not yet maybe a little bit 🤷🏾♀️😂
Do you guys know if Bandundu people are related to Kikongo? As they share the same language as us
THX for the video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.
Hello to my Bakongo brothers & sisters! I'm Luba/Hemba born in Katanga, (Congo).
I was born in kapanga (:
@ESTA ROSSA Ha ha ha, masta c comment? 😁 Danzé?
@ESTA ROSSA j'ai compris" la guérison/ bénédiction divine. Mais sakumuna...? Pardon moto, na za perdu 😁😄, c en kikongo?
@ESTA ROSSA merci Mingi Poto 💪🏾 Ingeta.
@ArethaNia Kay Hi, you have a great Familly (many tribe) Do you master one of those language? Best regards 🕺🏾💃🏾🇨🇩
Learned about the Bakongo last year, great ppl, especially in astronomy
Do you have any resources you can recommend for someone who wants to learn more?
@@MsPeggybopeep Good book is Kongo cosmology sister
From Congo with love ❤️
Thank you for sharing about this.
Brother thank you sooooooooooooooo much for covering the history of bakongo people. Just reading the comments section and seeing my people from the Congo is rare on so many TH-cam channel your real one and my real namenis Nkialuzitu and luzitu means respect in kikongo
Bana mboka 🇨🇩🇦🇴🇨🇬
ESTA ROSSA really?? I’ve know Cameroun used to part of the Kongo empire! But I never heard about Gabon 😍🙌🏾
ZEL DRIS I’m part baKongo and part luba
@@gedeonkisule8325 Gabon is Kongo dia Mbumba
@ZEL DRIS and in Angola
@ZEL DRIS douala ppl are mukongo
I met some Bakongo guys in Angola, they're so proud of being Bakongo. Smart guys
Those ppl are very smart and discrete
Proudly KONGO 🇨🇩🇦🇴🇨🇬 Mbote
Mbote nyayo ndeko Amani Ilunga
Kimbote Nkundi
Don’t ever let this channel down I’m Congolese I always wanted to learn my history and history throughout the continent I’ll always support my brothers u are doing an amazing job
They have beautiful eyes
Thank you
Here I am🇨🇬. Mukongo (singular of bakongo) from my mother. I've noticed many similarities between african languages as if we're all connected. Like from the primitive language to what we know now.
It's not primitive but , but yes many peoples broke away from their ancestoral groups long ago but still held on to much of their mother language
Thank you for covering my People!!
Nice video, thanks for talking about our people. I´m Mukongo, I was born in Mbanza Kongo (Angola).
Mbote kuayeno wonsono owana kongo dya ntotila... bica Nzambi a M´pungu Tulendo kanu sakumuna.
Matondo, Tufiawukidi.
Nkolele😅
Watching this in 2022 and still proud of it. I'm bakongo, thanks for this video ❤️
What a beautiful and on point culture! One of your best videos!
I have a good book on bakongo people the cosmology of them is very evolutionary from Chicago I love y'all
schuette Bebop Rock Steady II Bach could you please give the title of this book? much appreciated
@@chloebosese1353 okay give me about 2 hours
schuette Bebop Rock Steady II Bach thank you!!
Where you from?
schuette Bebop Rock Steady II Bach country: Congo but I live in England
I am half Mukongo 🇦🇴 and thank you for this video 😎👍🏽
First here 🤳🏾🕴🏽 Africa to the world ❤️💕💙
BaKongo !!!!!!
This is my people. We are bantus, and we speak swahili also. I need to show the video to my Dad...
We don't speak swahili ?
o d no
Bakongo don't speak swahili, they speak kikongo
@Anna H in congo the eastern sides speak swahili, but definitely not bakongo
I'm Angolan (BAKONGO) and I don't know much about my tribe. But reading all your comments I wish we could reunite the bakongo tribe and make it one country. I really didn't know that my people were hated in Angola 😭 thought the majory of the country's money come from the bakongo region... 💀
Lol they're hated because they are tribalistic.
@@stayalert7060 better be.... at lest they're proud of who they are o don't know
@@stayalert7060 no because they are proud of their roots and historically fought against the portuguese so they dont worship portuguese like many lost angolans who dont even have African last names, dont know their ethnicity nor speak any native language so only identify themselves with the colonial portuguese identity.
those drums at the start of the Video ❤️ It hits home.
Yeyi jonga!!! Hayini masigodukeni bethuna singabase Kongo.
LOL, Masigodukeni bro. I guess all black South Africans need to watch this to understand that we are brothers and sisters.
Proudly Bakongo from ANGOLA ...MBEMBA ZULU
Zombie is a BAKONGO word, from Kikongo/Kimbundu, Zombie is the westernised version of Nzumbie/Zumbi Or Kazumbi. The word has travelled from old BAKONGO region, to the Americas-Caribbean/Haiti to Hollywood screens where it was stereotyped and demonised into the ‘WALKING DEAD’.
Not totally true. It came from word NZAMBI! OUR GOD. They westernized to make it seem that we believed in evil spirits etc
Them white.elites are.mocking us they can GO to hell
@@muananzambe910 yes you right
Actually, in kikongo there is the word Nzambi (from Imn-Ra) for God. But there is also the nzambi which means cadaver. Its synonym is mvumbi. These two last words derive from the Egyptian wi (mommy). (See Luka Lusala lu ne Nkuka, De l'origine égyptienne des Bakongo, tome 2).
Kongo was a very big empire that included a lot of sub-tribes , i notice it's influence with a lot of African Americans especially from new Orleans and South Carolina, and many other Caribbean islands like Haiti and Cuba, south America too like Brazil and Columbia, as a Congolese would love to visit.
Thanks for this video, man! Keep sharing the knowledge. I am a Kongo from DR Congo
Im african muslim from France me and my other friends love you !!! Thank you for your hard work and thé émancipation of our nation
their cosmology blew my mind !
🙂😍yes we are amazing
SOUTH AFRICANS need to see this, these are our names.
Paula Magaga,all African languages, I mean from the Bantus come from our very first language LUKONGOLO, which then became Kikongo and kept separating, that's the reason why in many African languages you find a Kikongo word in it. The Bakongo being the elders in black people's race, know the names of our first ancestors, black people's origin. We don't come from Adam and Eve, which in itself is absurd as in Hebrew simply means a man and woman. Who is your father? A man. Who is your mother? A woman. Crazy, doesn't make sense.
Zulu, zuati and xsa ppl are related to bakongo
Nzambi...is that where Nzambe meaning Lord/God came from coz nowadays us Congolese associate that word the Christian God
Edit: can you also do a vid on the Tshiluba and Katanga tribes please, i barely know abt my heritage and you explain things well
Nzambi umbumdu ,Nzambe kikongo .means "The Lord above everything" creator
NZAMBI MPUNGU AS YAHWEH
Great for this documentary a powerful kingdom
Kongo kingdom and Monomotapa kingdom of Zimbabwe were the most powerful and organized kingdoms in part of Africa situated south of Equator .Both were destroyed by Portuguese in the 17th century .
Thank you very much for this video. I'm from Bakongo.
I truely LOVE Central africa - truely the heart of africa😘😘😘😘😘😘
Wow their story of creation is the Big Bang! Huhmmm very interesting!
Sounds like creationism to me, nit big bang
Thank you for talking about my people
Thanks man good history
“ Heyyyy whoooo heeeey whoooo heeeeey whhoooo” great video but when that part comes on I’m ready to do whatever for my people it’s so dope‼️❕✊🏿❤️🖤💚
Many Black Americans have a percentage of ancestry from this group that mostly came to America from the South Carolina ports of entry. Most of my ancestry is West African but some did come from that region.
That's a facts a lot of them in south Carolina an north Carolina. They are good looking people
Most of our ancestors went to Colombia , Brazil , Equator , Panama . In USA we know only South Carolina and North Carolina .
Mbaku Nkasa N Carolina, S Carolina & Louisiana were the ports but the people were sold all over the South just like all other slaves.
Michelle Hubbard, if we go further back, prior to the arrival of the Europeans, some people from West Africa came from the Kongo region, the Igbo people in Nigeria know it.
Nicole S, kkkkkk, why being embarrassed??? All black people, specially the Bantus came from one single couple, once the family grew we spread throughout the continent and adopted different ways. Black Africans are all related if we go back to the source. Sala kiambote
Good content, KNOWLEDGE IS RESOURCE; YET, IMPLEMENT IT IS POWER...
Very informative 🔥
Amazing voice speaking amazing history ❤️🌻🦋🐘
I love your channel! You have put me in touch with my ancestry.
This is great. I’m a direct descendant of the King Nzinga-a-Nkuwu, so I really appreciate this information.
Than you royal blood brother
Thank you for the teaching !
Are they Bakongo people in Cuba, Panama and Colombia? I’m curious
There are a lot in south Carolina.
Oh yes. All over south and central america
Cuba are alot; Haiti, Panama, Brazil, Colombia, South Carolina and North Carolina, new Orleans, Louisiana Georgia most south part of US
Yes, there are! Some of them in Cuba still speak Sundi which is a Kongo language. Ten years ago, there was an association who will link Basundi from Cuba and from Kongo: th-cam.com/video/jf4775rHqcI/w-d-xo.html
@@makutumafwa7496 very interested i have been tru the video those are my people ( yombe , sundi,..
Matondo ingeta
Wow!!! 😱 Now they look very similar to me out all the videos I have seen. I’m about to be a self pro-claimed Bakongo since I don’t know exactly where my ancestors are from.
We’re all Israelites
@@Alisoarrogant bro no we arent
@@onikatanyamaraj6448 we r it’s a fact
We are the true Israelite inbox me i will tell you more about our tribe
Another great release by HomeTeam. Keep pushing! 😻👌
I am Namibian, from the Oshiwambo tribe, sub tribe and dialect: Kwanyama. We also believe in Kalunga 4:55 as the creator of the world. Our kings are also selected through lineage decents from mothers.
Kalunga in Angola kimbundu language means dead.
We Bakongo believe in NZAMBI
Kalunga mean creater in kikongo Umbundu are close tribe with kongo
You need podcasts on Spotify bro
Kitoko (Awesome/beautiful) Could you please do a video about the Sakata people. We are found in the D.R.Congo, Rep. of Congo, Gabon and Cameroon?
PSA2 you forgot north Angola and people from Cabinda ( part of republic of the Congo given to Angola) until now don’t know where they belong they speak both Kikongo and vili languages spoken in republic of the Congo but have to speak Portuguese which is spoken in Angola. Now they are fighting to be independent cause it’s hard to be in the middle.
@@judeaurianetchicayat9415 I know that but I was talking about the Basakata.
@@judeaurianetchicayat9415 they are just bakongo simple lol
@@judeaurianetchicayat9415 cabinda are bakongo as my grandmother mother was milatos from cabinda
I am proud of being Mukungo from 🇨🇩🇦🇴. Ba mboka elengi !!
Thank you for the gift of knowledge
These are my tribe I just got from 23 and me
Well done.
I watch your channel all the time. As an initiate of Palo Mayombe this video is on point!
of haitian descent that's my real ancestoral place and home land this is where most of the haitian slaves came from MBanza Kongo aka *Kingdom of The Kongo*
Samba
Ingeta matondo mingi ( you right thank you )
Lots of Bakongo were sent to Haiti. Kongo Kingdom origin in general was predominant there during the 2nd half of the slave trade.
Thank you for this Brother!
I find this history extremely important, the original knowledge is the real knowledge, the encient people were rich spiritually, compared to modern world divided by created religions. Great, history thx from uganda
So in the end it was conquer and divide that broke them, the same old trick used today
Nice video thanks for sharing they're good looking people.
Loved the video 👌🏿
Thank you so much for these videos they have indeed opened my eyes on African history which is hardly taught in schools here in Africa...its a shame I got to now this information way past my school years but I am glad now I know and hope those younger than me will grow to love their African heritage not the modernized version of it...thank you and God bless..I'm Proudly African
I love your stuff. Where do you study and get your research materials
Their food is most similar to Soul food to me. I never knew that corn and sweet potatoes were an african crop as well.
It’s a black ting yo
its not it was brought from the americas by colonial europeans
The Boxer thank you for clearing that up.
Proud Bakongo
Kiambote kiaku=greetings
I am from Angola and my late father´s family are Bakongo
Please tell me the name of lion, salt and truth in Congo.
KEEP EDUCATING THE PEOPLE. VERY GOOD COMMENTARY.
Very well told this i like a lot
Interesting. I learn a lot about these people
Informative Video. The Bakongo are part of Yisolele descended from Yakuba. They are a peculiar people .The bible was most likely written in Ancient Kikongo.
bro please stop,they are smart and all but the bible came after colonization in Congo it was mainly in places like Egypt and Ethiopia
ESTA ROSSA Do you honestly believe they are the real people?. Do they meet the markers to match the children of Yakuba:
- Do they resemble the original ethiopians and egyptians?
-were they scattered to the 4 corners of the earth?
-do they have rich dark appearance/visage/skin and wooly hair like YahAbe and YissaYah?
-do they possess the E1b1a Y-DNA haplotype.
-are they originally known for being patrilineal?
-do they resemble the carving depictions of the ancient YissaElah
-are they able to live in North-East Afrika(ignorantly called middle east) comfortably without the Sun destroying them with skin cancer?
- are they living in a land flowing with milk and honey.
-are they not living in a land that condones things done in sodom and gomorrah.
- are their women known for being lively like the habiru women in the bible?
@ESTA ROSSA based on what I read from the bible,especially old testament, It seems Africans are the real desandants of Jacob....African or blacks seem to fit most stories in the bible,it even talks about Gods children who are beyong the rivers of Ethiopia, that is Africa....i believe Africans in the sub sahara are true children of Jacob
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@ESTA ROSSA I am saying when I read the bible and correlate the massage with what events that actually happened as we know it. African meet abut 98% of the events mentioned. Even locations where God says His people will be found is in Mother land (Africa). Am not sure abt the people who are in Israel "now".
Can you do an episode on the importance of the Leopard in African cultures going back to ancient Egypt and Nubia
Hi not sure if you did a video on this I'm looking up the Olmecs and not Mexican Olmecs (African Olmecs), and yes they are connected before reaching America.
King Leopold of Belgium, in his letter to Christian Missionaries affirmed that there was nothing that Christianity could offer the Bakong that their own spirituality did not already possess. He advised the missionaries to destroy the Bakongo belief system and to use the Bible as a weapon to breed loyalty and submission to the Whites. The missionaries employed native spies and informers to infiltrate native religious societies and gradually use the carrot and stick approach to convert the people. Bakongo beliefs survived through secret initiatory societies, some operating even within the Catholic church.
Very true. We are back though, the come back started with yaya Kimpa Vita, then came Mfumu Kimbangu Mvuluzi, Mfumu Toko, Mfumu Mpadi Makengo, Mfumu Matshua etc. Come to the African Religion where all black people can learn more about themselves. Matondo, Tuasakidila, Tufiawukidi
He is rotting in hell the devil
loving You Tube videos
Powerful people you speak of
Nice video , can you Do the Wolayta or Ari people of South Ethiopia .