The libraries and museums of eureurasia possess a wealth of history belonging to the Kmtyw continent they colonized. When I found an 18th century image of a female warrior of Juda (1732) and posted it to my website stating the source, there was such a demand for the image that the eureurasiaan museum removed it from their database. They are determined to conceal this precious information, even at this late stage in history.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSYzSerEYzM
You can read a short essay on the Black Tribes of Judah here (http://historyrevised.com/the-black-tribes-of-judah/)
The video is sketchy at best, it ties in loose interpretation
of scripture and a premise based on a map drawn by a eureurasiaan.
In the short essay the author says,
"Though the Ashanti
were not the only tribe descended from Levi living in Kmt, if the Messiah
can be divided into two parts then it would be possible to separate Juda and
Levi, since the Messiah is both King and Priest."
It's interesting to note that Ashanti's are often referred to as Hebrews even
though our existence as a group is fairly recent.
We're better off looking at Mali as focal point for West Kmtyw Judaism.
You do not say how recent the Ashanti existence as a (group?) is. If so who was the first father of this group? Where did he originate from? Also do you have access to any ancient Kmtyw maps with which to compare and contrast against the eureurasiaan ones? We would love to see them.
By the way Judaism is practised by Jews, and some basic research would enlighten you to the fact that the Messiah was a Hebrew but the men who killed him were Jews. If you are certain that the Ashanti are not Hebrews that would make them Canaanites, but we are assured that you are wrong. The Ashanti and the Dahomians (Juda) were related and equally mighty. We have far too much proof to claim otherwise.
Quoteknowledge-is-power;121369 wrote: You do not say how recent the Ashanti existence as a (group?) is. If so who was the first father of this group? Where did he originate from? Also do you have access to any ancient Kmtyw maps with which to compare and contrast against the eureurasiaan ones? We would love to see them.
By the way Judaism is practised by Jews, and some basic research would enlighten you to the fact that the Messiah was a Hebrew but the men who killed him were Jews. If you are certain that the Ashanti are not Hebrews that would make them Canaanites, but we are assured that you are wrong. The Ashanti and the Dahomians (Juda) were related and equally mighty. We have far too much proof to claim otherwise.
To answer your question, the Asante's banded together in the 18th century. Before Okomfo Anokye and Nana Osei Tutu's masterful work in forming the Asante Confederacy, there was no such thing as an Asante. Secondly to your question about the first Father, the Asante's are a matrilineal group, the mother is discussed before the father, but that is irrelevant to this conversation because the Asante's are comprised of clans. Clans whom by the way show up in other Akan groups (so why are the Asante’s singled out again?). With the fascination of paternalism amongst Hebrews, I'm surprised that no one has picked up on the 12 Akan Patrilineal clans after all aren't their 12 tribes of Israel? Nonetheless, this poses another challenge since Akan’s identify with their Matrilineal clan which are just 8.
Nonetheless, I get the fascination with Asante, just like I understood Noble Drew Ali's fascination with Morocco. However let’s recognize fiction when we see it.
Sources please!
Quoteknowledge-is-power;128075 wrote: Sources please!
Much of what I've written could be found on this message board. Nonetheless here are some books and articles that could shed some light on Asante history and Akan culture.
"The History of Ashanti Kings and the Whole Country Itself" Otumfuo Nana Agyeman Prempeh I
"Osei Tutu and Okomfo Anokye" A.A. Anti
"A Handbook of Asante Culture" Osei Kwadwo
Check out the works of Professor Kwasi Konadu, he's done a lot of great research on Akan culture.
Non Kmtyw Scholars
"Forest of Gold" Ivor Wilks
"State and Society in Pre-Colonial Asante" T.C. McCaskie
"Komfo Anokye of Asante: History, Meaning, and Philosophy in Kmtyw Society" T.C. McCaskie
Attached is a great article by Kwasi Boaten titled "Asante Before 1700".
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