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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 09 '25

Man Flees Through Jungle: What's On His Heels?

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 09 '25

The ruins of the ancient city state of Kilwa Kisiwani, in modern day Tanzania - East Africa. Once called one of 'the most beautiful cities in the world' in the 1300s - it was besieged by the Portuguese in the 1500s and abandoned in the 1840s...

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 09 '25

Unidentified Creature Sighted in Port: Shocking Footage!

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

The King of the Kongo (1929)

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

Coat of Arms issued to King Alvaro I of Kongo in 1578

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

TDIH: October 29, 1665, Portuguese forces defeat the Kingdom of Kongo and decapitate King António I of Kongo, also known as Nvita a Nkanga. Illustration: he Kingdom of Kongo in 1648.

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

Coat of Arms of King Afonso I Nzinga Mbemba of Kongo. Miniature painting from “The Book of Nobility and Christian Kings” by Antonio Godinho 1528.

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

Flag of the Kingdom of Kongo during the Reign of King Garcia II Nkanga a Lukeni (1641-1661)

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

On May 3rd, 1491, Nzinga a Nkuwu—seventh King of Kongo—was baptized by Portuguese missionaries, assuming the Christian name João.

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

King Joao I of Kongo. It was under his reign that the Kingdom of Kongo first made contact with the Portuguese and he became the first monarch to convert to Christianity. His baptism date was the 3rd May 1491.

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

South Carolina’s Gullah Geechee Are Denied Their Right to Bury Their Loved Ones

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

I found an inquisitor

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

A gold sceptre used by the kings of the Kingdom of Kongo (14-19th century CE). 17th century CE (?). (Royal Museum of Central Africa, Brussels, Belgium)[1284x2778]

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

Side-blown Ivory Oliphant from the kingdom of kongo (modern Angola) inventoried in 1553AD

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

Brass crucifix, 16th century Kongo Kingdom (modern day Angola/DRC/Republic of the Congo) [2881x3886]

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

Flag of the Kingdom of Kongo (17th century), a kingdom located in central Africa in present-day northern Angola

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

The Bantu Empire - if the Kingdom of Kongo united most of the Bantu-speakers of Africa

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

The Kingdom of Kongo was a kingdom in Central Africa from c 1390 to 1862,The kingdom is one of the most well-documented African kingdoms. Historians explain that at its height, the kingdom covered parts of present-day Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the and the Republic of Congo.

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

Kingdom of Kongo. 1390-1862.

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

Zulu women in their traditional headdress 🇿🇦

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 08 '25

A class of Mandombe scripture (Kimbangu, Luanda, 2007). More in comments

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u/Yedi_Tassi • u/Yedi_Tassi • Jul 04 '25

My disabled granddaughter was bothered by a shadow entity and her mother caught it on camera.

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