Queens and Kings of Africa

By Matt Starking

The history of Africa is always told in a way to discredit it true meaning, history and power . Civilization it self begun in Africa, the cradle of civilization is Africa, the mother of humanity, the mother of mankind, Alkebulan is the name the ancient called Africa. There's archeological and scientific evidence to prove that the most powerful kingdoms and empires exited in Africa. Kings and queens have ruled powerful kingdoms and empires for ages . They were advanced in Science, medicine, technology, literature, law, philosophy, politics, military might, inventions etc. Which baffles modern understanding. Yet colonialism has find a way to discredit people who have contributed to the major development of the entire human civilization, the beginning of civilization by black Africans. The continent of Africa is home to some of the oldest civilizations on Earth, including the famous kingdoms of Egypt as well as the kingdom of Ethiopia, which was supposedly ruled by the same family for nearly 3000 years. However, many of these civilizations are so old, and written records are so hard to come by, that it is hard to distinguish fact from legend. A legend is a story that has been passed down, often orally, about a civilization's history, battles, and heroes which often mixes actual history with embellished or entirely fictional stories. But legends still tell us a lot about a culture, so they are worth studying even if we cannot entirely verify their truth. The history of Africans did not begin by the arrivals of the Arabs and Europeans, it was rather what they built, the richest, it great king's and queens, pyramids, arts and treasures which marveled the world, it is it greats history which brought travelers, educators, students, and Invaders to the dark continent. Today 90% of all artifacts in European museums are stolen items from Africa.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0HFG5D6T2
• ISBN13: 9798192974025
• Release Date: August 2026
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 159 Pages
• Weight: 1.17 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.0" x 0.4" x 8.5"