Ottoman-Portuguese War in Africa - Ethiopian-Adal War DOCUMENTARY 

From Ethiopia The only surviving record about imam Ahmed is from his own chronicler his book is "Futuh Al Habesha" he never mentioned the using of ottoman weapons at the battle of "shimbrakure" or at the first phase of the conquest I doubt the sources you used. can you mention your sources 1.the wall was made for Oromos not for the Ethiopians 2.Gonder wasn't found at that time 3. the ottoman never intervene until the Portuguese arrival 4.Cristover was killed by Imam Ahmed 5.Nur mujahid killed emperor gelawdious plz adjust the map it has alot of mistakes tnx 4 the docmentary

Hey, can yall do somethin with the history of rhodes?

Interesting Video, please make a video on Ottoman Empire's relations with Southeast Asian states (including Indonesia) ;) and have a good day/night.

Nice video and very informative and very entertaining and very satisfaction more videos.

@@Number1Irishlad That would be interesting alongside the history of Cyprus.

The worst defeat across the globe that the Portuguese had, and with terrible consequences for christianism was in Nagasaki against the Japaneses Shoiguns and Emperour.

😂😂😂

What lol

@@nunolp9067 Portugal had simply no answer for Ottoman Penguin Cavalry.

@@AlcaturMaethor Reading that, I see penguins riding orca's...

NO

You have no idea how many times my Ethiopia ancestors had to make that clear and some of the princes actual said they were related to Pastor John to get European help adding more fuel to the fire

Mongols and Qatar Khitai: "First time?"

@Qalidurut Interesting but I as an Ethiopia have never heard of such a King do you have any sources?

@@nebsam7137 they were your Christian neighbors to the north of you, in modern day south Sudan. They fell some time in 12th century.

Month python lol

Prester John was the Satoshi Nakamoto from XV century.

Prester's just a very naughty boy

@@andregarcia3355 no prester john doesn't exist

U are the people who burned the Bible but we kept it without vanished like the book of Enoch

LET'S FUCKING GOOOI

Moon is ancient part of china. 😂So it belongs to china

Actually 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@gamehacker2801 lmao. Everything is part of ancient china nowadays.😂

Turkish*-Portuguese War for the moon lol, it would be interesting to see modern nations fight for space colonies in the future though maybe creating "space empires".

Negus: "I am not Prester John! Do you understand! Honestly!" All of Europe: "Only the true Prester John would deny his divinity"

I bet he is Prestor John

He's not. He's a very naughty boy - Monty Python.

"Alright, I am Prestor John! Now, fuck off!"

lmfao

usa-ussr:col war ottoman-portugal: fucking hot wars

Russians even faught with Japan in Baltic sea. Yah!! They mistakenly identified a British ship as Japanese one....

@@abcd9283 "mistakenly" wink wink ;)

@@abcd9283 they also mistaken norwegain fishing boats with a japanese fleet

Technically the us and ussr also par took in the poxy war between somalia and ethiopia know as the ogaden war where they both actually switched sides midway through the conflict. Just like this event its not really covered much and if anything somalia became a failed state and went into a civil war because of the out come of the ogaden war.

You ran from the eastern africa, even somalia beat your navy in battle...search it..you ran so fast you left few Portuguese..they are a community in Mogadishu lol..sissies though, they can't fight, I hate ppl who can't fight.

Respect from Mogadishu, Somalia! 🇸🇴

@@cxarhomell5867 respect ?? We beat these losers . Portuguese tried to take over and our ajuran sent them back home crying

Could you put subtitles in Portuguese or Spanish or French or German? Thank you!

Portuguese never won war over Ottoman Empire, he is telling you a lies and Portuguese need bread now

@@abdiqaniabdille111 you should drink less...

We have already studied all this stuff in our history book .... In the history this period was known as the medieval or warlords Era no one was popular. southern sultanates and states or current South region of Ethiopia was also highly involved in this era. Thanks for your content. Current Ethiopia is forged out of this now we are multi ethnic, multi religious and democratic. 💚💛❤️

@@abdiqaniabdille111 Yes Mehmet we know, we know, it's all a Zionist lie and conspiracy, go take your pills

Lmao

The infinity spices*

The order of christ cross would had been a formidable sight :)

@TheCrazyKid138l Not at that time, Portuguese did it without the help of other christian kingdom, on the contrary..;)

u exaggerated it. first, there were at best hundreds of soldiers and only 400 musketeers the rest were made in Ethiopia, the warship weren't used in that battle nor were that many, not even close.

he died in that war King's son,

Thinking the same since my childhood, Regards from Turkey ✌🏽

Its because you are so far away and there is no political gain from politicians on either side to exploit.

Ottoman fought whole european dynasty and empire

Ethiopian history is definetly underrated, they had been a formidible power throughout history, especially their war againts Italians

@Garfield L’Zanya Rawr xD isn't that anti semetic saying but you replaced with turks instead?

We will never forget your support. Their are Portuguese built bridges still working in Ethiopia. Salute

@DidacusAugustus The Siege of -Gondor- Gondar

Don't you mean "Gondar calls for aid!"?

"Muster the Musketmen!"

@@Zeyede_Seyum የት ነው ድልድዮ?

He's was saying that imam ahmed was shouting orders as the portuguese was rushing at him

@@darklight8338 Ah, yes. I listened to it again, closely, and I believe you're right. My mistake. He was speaking of Imam Ahmad shouting orders, not the Portuguese musketeer.

@Don't be evil, They said Yeah, I heard that part about it likely not having occured that way. However, if it did, that's what I like to imagine the Portuguese musketeer was shouting as he charged Ahmad. lol

@Don't be evil, They said The channel always mentions all records, the likely and unlikely ones.

@Don't be evil, They said No it is not. They mention that it is "legend" they don't try to pass it as fact.

Can't be an empire without them

@@KingsandGenerals Will you fight the battle of Kerezsztes? The last great victory of the Ottomans against the Europeans

@@KingsandGenerals so true. More OTTOMAN VIDEOS PLEASE. WE LOVE YOU KINGS AND GENERAL TEAM 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

Ole at the wheels 😂

To understand the "yo wanna fight me bro" you must understand Portuguese culture and our overwhelming desire to piss people off, it's in our DNA can't help it.

@@AnonimatosTM yap!

@@AnonimatosTM what? We're one of the most passive people I know. This was just for money bro

That's what I was thinking lol. Portugal going to war with the Ottomans sounds ridiculous, but I've a bit too much of their tenacity to deny it.

Portuguese colonialism only started after loosing the trade in the Indias. And it was focused on Brasil. Portugal only made an effort to colonize african territories after giving Brasil its independence. Get your facts straight and stop eating communist propaganda!

@@TheMokaKiller communist?🥴

Not colonialism, the interest was trading.

@@danielconde13 i dont think there interest was to trade with us Somalis cuz they wanted to attack Mogadishu with a large fleet and they plundert barawe before but thanks to our navy back then they did not even stand a chance

@@SalX22 hello; no my friend, Portugal was for sure a colonial empire, but the early stages of this mega venture was to reach India and secure its trade for us. The conquest and or construction of forts, garrisons, and the establishment of treaties served the interest of snatch the Indian trade from our rivals - namely the Ottomans and Venice. Colonialism came precisely after the disastrous Iberian Union, where we lost the monopoly of India, and then turned to further exploit the territories of Brasil. Even the African territories of Angola, Moçambique and Bissau are a much later affair.

Really, wow! I'am very proud of my ancestors! What a legendary explorers...

@Teklu lol his head got chopped off by a somali and all his soldiers were sent running for their lives 🤣😂 about brave warrior

@@user-fc9bu1bs2h did you won at the end?

@Teklu no they all got slaughterd and his head got chopped of and thrown in a lake thats why hes buried thier lmfao

@Teklu 1200 soomaalis? Did you forget the Adal were Hararis?

Yeah, I learned about that last year from the Channel From Nothing. I hope one day King's and Generals covers the Battles between the Ajuraan Empire and Portugal.

@@thomasmouty1879 thats how friendships appear

@@thomasmouty1879 of course, mutual interest = Frienship,

@@razshirwa love from 🇹🇷❤🇸🇴

@@abthedragon4921 Would love to see that Arjuraan vs Portugal. Portuguese soldier's from India had to be despatched to deal with the threat. It was the first joint Ottoman - Somali war and with the goal being to free enslaved African neighboured states.

You should visit Somalia there are also lots of historical buildings.

Thanks for visiting the 13 months of sunshine, and for the military support at that time, but the the truth is the castel of Emperor Fasilades in Gondar city was not built by portugiese let me brief it. the portugies armey with 400 men lead by Christofer Dagama arrived in 16th century, after the battle was completed some of them remain in the country. in the early 17th century Empror Susiniyos converted to Catholics. after this incidence the people of Abyssinia rebel on him. after that he succeed the thrown to his son Fasil or Fasiladas as an Emperor. immediately the Emperor sent out all foreign nations in the country. this is called the close door policy, that is why Ethiopia is not active in world politics for about 300years until 19 th century. The castels was built by the Emperor Fasiladas regime means that after all forigns were out.

So are you claiming the Gondor palaces ?????? In Ethiopia we believe we built them ourselves 😯

​@@rediettadesse2828 well they do inded have alot of similaritites with Portuguese castles and palaces , there was definitly Portuguese influence there

That's where ur boy don cristavao got beheaded

@Your Majesty, Shakira? I read it in the voice of Fozzie Bear.

Wakanda shit is this?

Hahahahahaha

Portuguese: Africa? Hold my beer

Portugal saved Ethiopia from islam!

Theres alot of Great African empires That exist like the numbian Empire and bali empire in central and northern africa they controled the Major trade in spice ,slaves ,ivory and gold Out going major empires Like purtoges ,ottoman And other europian country

Lol Axum and Abyssinia were Ethiopias former name.

Adal is a Somali empire bruh.

Somalia was always fighting them with 10% of their population and we always took them till they called for back up. Ethiopia are easily the softest in East africa

@@Maviolo. Harari* somali and hararis are different

Guess what, the portuguese are credited with the introduction of firearms "arquebus or Tanegashima" to Japan in 1543 absolutely altering the course of Japanese history, it was during the Sengoku period that Samurai based warfare declined with the increasing deployment of large numbers of Ashigaru in battle not exactly in the Meiji restoration period as shown in the movie, still it's a great Tom Cruise performance don´t get me wrong even tho misleading about history.from 🇵🇹

@@brunopimenta8204 the Japanese kicked most westerners and banned firearms when the Sengoku period ended and went back to sword fighting. The Last Samurai is mostly accurate, as far as Hollywood movies go.

The Last samurai... That movie where the north americans introduce firearms in japan and helped in unification off all japan like 200 years before exist north america?

@@gustavomatias2089 this movie takes place in the 19th century.

Well,...if I remember well, the chronicles over here in Portugal doesn't say quite that (the ~50 remaining training their allies in the use of the musket) otherwise this would make a lot of sense right when they landed from the Armada heading to the Red Sea. Indeed there was a big cache of material, some heavy, that had been buried because it was not feasible to move it around, and in some extent the training could have happened but it doesn't look to have been written by the writer which accompanied the expedition. What it is written is that a complete change of tactics took place for the final engagement with the Portuguese contingent taking care (aim) solely against the Ottomans while the Ethiopian Cavalry and other forces doing as much as possible to cover them. Eventually one good aimed shot made the difference. It is also not commented that the Ethiopian Royalty weren't impressed at first with the number or ability of the Portuguese that came in their help. Cristovão da Gama was aware of that and in one of the early skirmishes when the Ethiopian allies advised to simply go around an enemy high ground stronghold they classified as too difficult to take, he took a chance to single handed with his men take it out without help of their allies. The description of the events is interesting. For some days the Portuguese would probe the walls with small groups. On a safe distance, hidden, the Artillery commanders were observing where the reaction was showing in the walls and doing their maths. When finally the day of the assault come, they divided the group and storm the fort from 3(?) sides. Already knowing where the defenders would gather, the artillery showed up and fired simultaneously for the 1st time with repeated precise hits, creating havoc in the structure & defences. Casualties among the Portuguese were very low. At the distance it is said the Royalty was witnessing the events astonished and from that point onwards they would comply with whatever the course of action the Portuguese suggest.

Portugal: Attempts to take Mogadishu and Hobyo Ajuuraan Sultanate: *hold my lion warriors*

@@cxarhomell5867 a juuraan sultanate trying to be a powerfull empire, Portugal: fun joke

@@naze2659 Portugal: Tries to attack Mogadishu and other Somali Cities Ajuuraan Sultanate: *not so fast, buster!*

If you love Africa, you must throw away the Arabic name

@@barringtonedwards2166 😁😁😁okay now call me Lulu.

@Carcantos Cartinho I don't know about you, but I'd rather learn about the black american leaders and their impact on the wider civil rights movement than have to memorize the names of the old-ass monarchs of 1500's Europe and Britain for the fourth time.

@@mandinka_language_and_proverbs greetings brother Lulu

@@TheSkammander black American history is boring af. African history more interesting lol. Abyssinia is definitely an badass empire.

@Forsaken Janissary Actually, many Africans voluntarily converted to Islam and then created large empires. Mansa Musa's wealth resulted more than from a trade in slaves. Mali's wealth derived from it being situated between lucrative trade routes connecting North Africa with lands south of the Sahara. Gold and salt were shipped through these routes. Mali's taxation of trade routes is what made Mali and its emperors exorbitantly wealthy.

the term 3rd war country refers to non aligned countries . first world are countries in Nato, second world countries in the Warsaw pact third world country the rest

@@opakular Yes we must agree that most of conversions from one faith to another,has ocured from political or economic reasons

@@brownsnakeded What i meant with 3rd world country wasnt their participation in organizations,i meant that most of people in Europe in the Americas and in Asia think that Africans are people that lived in tribes,in the jungle without any knowledge of statecraft or economics or warfare,but that is completely untrue because in Africa there have been a lot of great empires and that the perception of African continent as a 3rd world continet must stop

@@electrix1873 then say that and stop miss using terms

@pokezee king-wolf They could do zulu wars, they could do a documentary on Egypt vs Kush battles and do more videos on The Aksumite/Ethiopian rulers and their conquest in the horn of africa and yemen.

@pokezee king-wolf "Egypt & Kush battles are kinda mainstream" Not really. I mean I see what you're saying but outside of historians. Most people don't even know about The Kushite kingdom or that it even existed. I would love to see a video on king piye, his battles (which are documented) and how he conquered egypt. A very underrated king in my opinion. I as well, would like to see more on Ethiopian conquest and west african battles. Maybe even a video on the Haitian revolution.

Ethiopia is not sub-saharian territory

@@silveriorebelo8045 Yeah, it is 😐

Many mistakes in this video

RAID SHADOW LEGENDS Truly an eternal meme.

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good one boi this needed to be top comment guys jeez

No Portugal and turkey are external powers both Christianity and Islamism was in Ethiopia long time ago before 4 Ad ... Learn more about Al nejashe

Bro he said the conversion of somali people was the foundation of the adal sultanate. That's alot of respect and recognition

@@tewekdenahom485 Somalis coverted way before that so that was also inaccurate.

Adal was half afar and harari don't forget that and also its capital was in harar (a harari city not a somali)

@@AMR_k400 all those places you are talking about was Somali territory before scramble of Africa.

@@suadali8027 bruh Somalia didn't exist before 1960 this is a literal fact and harar has been a part of Ethiopia even before Britain and Italy came to the horn if africa

Yes. I’m black and hate when they just randomly add black people into European history. It looks so stupid

wish my teachers could have had visuals and a British voice to keep me awake when I studied history in high school

@Don't be evil, They said like what?

100percent propaganda

@A venti dble chchlate chip frappucino Nah he's right. THere's only one pov being used and it's from the Portuguese side. This is a very biased video.

@@lt2672 Very biased indeed, it feels bland, no sources from Ottomon.

@@lt2672 Maybe Adalans should make their own chronicles then.

At first I was like, damn what you mean sizeable?? loll

A mistake also said 1524 instead of 1542 at around the 14:00 mark

That's inaccurate, there were few Turkish musketeers and few Yemeni fighters, but nothing in the ranges mentioned. Most of the Adal soldiers were predominantly Somalis, Afar and other locals, you can look up more on the eye witness of the event in a book called fatahul habesh/ opening of Abyssinia.

@@boqorbeerta8780 no there were many Turkish troops too you can see the drawings of the abyssinians there were many arabs on the adal side

There is no pre colonisation in Ethiopia 😂😂pre late always on top , kingdoms lions true christians , out kingdom is hidden from the world but it's fine we don't need noones recognition

ethiopia wasn't colonized

@@agentopaque3776 Neguse Negest and Atse are basically the same thing. But we (Ethiopians) don't even know where the title Atse fucking came from lmao

@@sallamt.amhara the name atse came from agreat king of ethiopia called atse sendekalama(አሴ or እስያዔል) around 13th century BC

@@yoktantube970 There is no record of an Atse sendekalama. There's a Yagebu Tsion, Wedem Arad, Yekuno Amlak, Yetbarak, Za Ilmaknun, etc. Sendek Alama means banner of the motive.

@@yoktantube970 and plus all ethiopian kings during the Zagwe era or Solomonic era had Ge'ez or Agew names.

@@sallamt.amhara i say around 13th century Bc not 13th century AD that means the name atse comes 1300 years before the birth of jesus christ and the first well known ethiopian flag introduced at that time GREEN YELLOW and BLUE

And vice versa lol

Portugal had such a impact in the world.....

I am guessing here but are you Ethiopian? Because your profile pic is the picture of Emperor Halislsa the last Emerpor of Ethiopia

@@nebsam7137 Im not, sorry sir! Im a Polish who really loves Ethiopian history

@@olejnik5165 OK then friend and I do enjoy polish history myself

Your profile don't say so but :)

@@machiatorobel622 Hehe I changed my mind 🤨

@@Melina-nd9ji no don't change it

Football

You like the portugal ?

⁠Somali killed Vasco da Gama son do they like that 🤣🤣🤣 and destroyed Aksum kingdom! Somalia 🇸🇴 people are warrior by blood , ask the Americans about black hawk down 😂😂

It was biased history not accurate.

@@samizakariya5155 It's not a book about it, but, it's a good summary

Gragn was killed by the Portuguese. He got shot

They fought everywhere

Ah yes the unknown number battle for Malacca

meanwhile in portuguese history books not even a reference to turks all i learned about was, we fought the turks 1700 or something and thats it .... no reference to fighting the turks in india just fucking sad

@@greentuga691 a passing metion doesn t much, and history was the only thing i was good at 100 %good so i think i can say that i paid attention during class.

They destroyed themselfs and us by taking north africa the means reason why colonization of north africa Began is the ottoman empire

@@achimachi5519 colonization africa was about to start first by the Portugese, then by the Spainards and French. Ottomans stopped that actually. But I suppose everyone needs a scapegoat for their inabilties.

@@achimachi5519 I have no idea what are you talking about. Buddy, you need some help.

@@e.t.8369 I mean im honest and it is hard to answer this as a turk because you dont care

@@achimachi5519 I mean if those things you said happened its not for me to say sorry. But even if they did it doesn't have anything to do with history. If you're from Morocco especially. Since Ottomans didn't even control your country, as Moroccans fought against the Ottomans allying the Christians. And if you're talking about hatred against Arabs, I will not lie and say it don't exist but its mostly due to the thought that Arabs have backstabbed the Turks during WWI. How true that is debatable of course but here its in thr public schools history lessons.

I like oromo people , Harar and Dir dawa welcomed only oromo Muslims and now oromo Christians and amhaar Christians has taken over those two cities 🤷🏾‍♂️

@@samizakariya5155 Oromo were pagan when they migrated to Ethiopia from the south so what are you talking about the whole Oromo region and Harar that is now, was Amhars Christians area you can still find old Christian cemeteries in Harar.

Adal = Somaliland. NOT somalia.

Somalialand is Somalia

@Ras Fanu'el you need to learn geografi man

@Ras Fanu'el it's Zeila lol

@Ras Fanu'el Are you hurt that we Somalilanders used to sell you habesh as slaves 😥

The Portugues were the masters of the sea..the ottomans very good on land...Portuguese were better, far from home, less support..they single alone started the age of discoveries and globalization...

The Portugese doesn't have enemy countries bordering them on land, so they can focus 100 percent on sea voyages and explorations, while the Ottomans had to face Balkan nations and Iranian dynasties at the same time.

@@Wealthywwo5z thays why the Spanish conqured Portugal right ?. I'm not Portuguese but I think Portuguese were the badass people of the past.

@@noone7692 The Spanish never conquered Portugal.

That and Ireland. Mostly.

We cant teach all countries of the world history. Come on now.

The only who sold the slaves for america is the mali emperor.

you went to a crappy school :(

schooling across the US is as diverse as Americans are. It's a giant place. Millions of people have millions of different experiences

From which dimension have you just arrived from?

It’s basic history that is well known in the horn but not taught in your European schools. Search ajuraan-Portuguese war etc.

@@agentopaque3776 My point exactly...

@@SylvaHodracyrda one thing is for sure..even after the Portuguese recaptured the swahili coast which was itself captured by an allied Somali Ottoman fleet, they refrained from trying to capture the Somali coastline ..this meant the Somali kingdoms like the Ajuran empire remained as the o ly independent kingdoms in east africa with the Somalis continuing their economic independence by minting their own gold coins

@@SylvaHodracyrda Not what your first comment implied, lad. Nothing OP said was outwardly false.

As an ethiopian it really irritated me

@Admire Kashiri he called somali hero a amharic one which is untrue tho

@Admire Kashiri Some people are annoyed in the comment section that he used the amharic term, Gragn, instead of using the Somali name, Gurey, which was his real title. But it makes sense though since he was using Portuguese sources only which did kind of make the video biased.

Its a typo mistake , thank you for pointing that out.

I wouldnt call them perfect, they still use the Crescent and star as the symbol of Islam but its not. Those symbols represented the ottoman turks nothing else. Yes, the europeans started identifying them both as one and the same, still doesnt make it right, its the equivalent of the vatican flag representing Christianity not the cross. If both symbos represented Islam, you would see them in all flags of majority muslim countries but you only see them in turkic countries or former ottoman client states like tunisia. Most Arab countries will never accept them as symbols of Islam, just look at their flags. Pakistan uses the crescent and star as their founder was a big admirer of Atatürk. Thats also a big indicator, that most of their sources comes from the european side, not that good if you want to tell History as objective as possible.

@@CrustyCheese1991 If Christianity had no symbol, they would probably use the Vatican flag or the Roman Chi Ro. Were you expecting? If Islam has no symbols, a symbol will be assigned.

Patreon my friend patrion

Yeah that will be nice, how the habesha warriors run over the egypt army with american and norway generals

You are right 100%

But as we all know, Somalia didn't 100% conquer Ethiopia

@@angusyang5917 Ethiopians become defensive since the Somalis converted to Islam. Secondly Somalis hade a powerful Sultanate of Ajuran who expelled the Portuguese from Eastern Africa.

@@angusyang5917 lool we did most of amhara and tigray zones was captured for more then 14 years by gurey

@@shakushaku2646 "most" not all Emperor still existed and ruled, even if he became a monarch on the run.

@Member of the universe the common enemy should be the foreign influence of neocolonial nations that prey upon somalia. But an agreement between Ethiopia Eritrea and somalia has already been in talk for the past years

@@tewekdenahom485 Not really. Somalis are not interested in a union with Eritrea and Ethiopia. The only union we are interested in is Somaliweyne which is Ogaden+NFD (in Kenya)+ Djibouti+Somalia.

Ethopia is falling apart No such Union anytime soon

Gragh isn't Somali thou

The Adal Sultanate wasn't somali

Gurey is somali for left handed man same thing for gran is left handed for one of the ethopian languages possibilly amharic language.

@Member of the universe Ahmed Ibrahim al Ghazi was Somali this is a fact agreed upon by most historians who use the reasoning that only a Somali could lead the Somali majority Adal sultanate armies and their Somali clans ..also the successor of Ahmed gurey was Nur ibn Mujahid who is well known to definitely be Somali

@@hassanabdikarimmohamed2505😂😂😂😂 Imam ahmed was harari. His successor Nur Muhajid was also harari. Most of Imam Ahmeds elite were composed of hararis. Why would an ethnic Somali make most of his elite forces composed of hararis. Imam Ahmeds elite force was called malasay. Malasay is not a somali term. The Ethiopian government in the past committed atrocites and attempted to wipe out the harari community for what Imam ahmed did to abyssinia. Adal sultanate was established by harari. Stop with your historical inaccuracies and revisionism. Your being intellectually dishonest and people can see it. Most hisotrians believe Imam Ahmed ibn ibrahim al ghazi was harari. Facts are facts. You haven't provided a single tangible evidence showing Imam Ahmed was Somali. Please stop claiming harari culture.

@@mrhassanali3297 actually most leading historians state Imam Ahmed Gurey was Somali..most of the soldiers were harari? Then why does the yemeni scholar and writer of the Futuh Al Habasha clearly state that the majority of the Adal Sultanate army and cavalry was Somali ? He even mentions all the Somali clans in detail from their leaders' names the cities they occupied and how many elite soldiers, archers, swordsmen and cavalry soldiers that they sent ..for example the author calls the Harti Darod Somalis the most famous swordsmen of the entire Adal sultanate armies, he also calls the Gerri Koombe Darod and the Marehan Darod the most famous archers in the entire army..he then mentions other major Somali clans that sent huge numbers of knights and soldiers such as the Habar Magaadle, the Karanle Hawiye and the Jidwaaq Darod who alone sent 2000 knights, not soldiers but all 2000 were called knights as reported by the yemeni author..its a historical fact that is mentioned by all leading historians (well educated western historians who arent biased unlike an irrelevant Harari who doesnt even control his own city Harar where your people are outnumbered by Oromo and amhara) that the majority of the Adal sultanate forces at an overwhelming number where Somalis from various Somali clans..this is a fact which I can provide sources of well known historians with PHDs from internationally revered institutions, who state this fact..they also all affirm and corroborate that Nur ibn Mujahid was Somali, these are historians saying this and I can show the proof yet you cant 😂😂on top of this the descendants of Emir Nur ibn Mujahid exist to this day within the Marehan sub clan of the Darod Somali clan family, their lineage goes back to Nur ibn Mujahid, and they are known by all Somalis.. R.Basset (editor), Histoire de la conquete de l’Abyssinie (History of the Conquest of Abyssinia), Paris, 1897-1901 ^ Dr. E. Cerulli, Documenti arabi per la storia dell’Ethiopia, Memoria della Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Vol. 4, No. 2, Rome, 1931 ^ Richard Pankhurst, The Ethiopian Borderlands (Trenton: Red Sea Press, 1997), p. 373 These sources all state Nur ibn Mujahid was Somali Show me authoritative peer reviewed academic sources that refute this Also, the Walashma dynasty of Adal and Ifat were Somalis ...their first capital was Zeila, is Zeila also harari now? Are the ancient Dir clan who are native to Djibouti and the Awdal region of Somalialnd as well as the Ogaden region, are they Harari? So, original capital of Adal and Ifat was Somali.. 90 percent of the army was Somali, the royal family was Somali, nur ibn Mujahid was Somali Go read the futuh al habasha and show me anywhere that says Hararis made up the majority of the army 😂😂😂😂😂it was Somalis who were the majority as the book clearly says The reality is your harla ancestors were ruled by my Somali ancestors, we even built the jugol wall of Harar, and you repay this with trying to distort historical facts 😂😂😂pathetic, say thanks to your former rulers and protectors You are a delusional fool..you're people have become so irrelevant you are reduced to one city of which you are a minority in 😂😂😂whereas Somalis control all of Ogaden region, Djibouti, Somaliland, Somalia and nfd kenya Harla (not Oromo and amhara admixed hararis) were an ally of Somalis but they were a minority in the Somali led sultanates of Ifat and Adal Ifat sultanate (predecessor of Adal, both ruled by Walashma dynasty who were Somalis of the Dir clan) was founded in Zeila, this is where they originated according to arabic sources from the 13th century such as the arab historian al Maqrizi..so if Walashma dynsaty was Harari like you erroneously claim, why did it originate in an ancient Somali city that was well known even before islam as being a Somali city, Zeila ? Leo Africanus in the 1600s also said the Walashma dynasty was Somali You cant show me sources for your revisionist claims like I did My Somali ancestors were the most powerful muslims in the horn after the Somali Ifat Sultanate headquartered at Zeila conquered the arab ruled Sultanate of Shewa, since then it was Somalis of the Ifat and Adal Sultanates that protected Islamic in the horn Keep crying, it wont change facts, all historians and pretty much anyone who looks into and researches the history of the Ifat Sultanate and Adal Sultanate and the Walashma dynasty and Nur ibn Mujahid, quickly discerns these were distinctly Somali in origin Instead of attempting to claim well known Somali kingdoms and historical figures like Ahmed Gurey and Nur ibn Mujahid, ifat and Adal, worry about your insignificant Harari ethnic group who have lost all their lands becoming heavily admixed with amhara and Oromo, with the sad status quo of Harar where you are outnumbered by Oromo and amhara 😂😂😂😂😂😂 (a city whose jugol wall was built by my direct cousin Nur ibn Mujahid since he was Marehan Darod like me) whereas Somalis still control our lands, the largest in africa settled by one ethnic group: from jigjiga, qoraxay, Dire Dawa, Qabridahar, Gode, Fafan, Aw Barre and Moyale in the Ogaden region to Djibouti, Somaliland, Somalia and the NFD region of kenya (Garissa, Mandera and Wajir counties)

@@mrhassanali3297 you must be extremely asinine, for you to attempt to distort historical facts with a revisionist agenda..but you didnt realise that even this very youtube channel and video reaffirms and corroborated the historical fact the the majority of the asal Sultanate armies were from Somalis and that the capital was Zeila Zeila has a recorded history of being Somali going back 2000 years (600 years before islam and 1300 years before the Ifat or Adal sultanates)..the proof is the 1st century greek document Periplus of the Erythrean sea So basically Hararis cannot claim Zeila as it has been a well known Somali inhabited Somali controlled and Somali dominated trading port coastal city in recorded and documented history going back 2000 years, yet we know as per this video and historical sources that the Walashma royal family of Ifat and Adal came from Zeila and their headquarters of both sultanates of Ifat and Adal were at Zeila ..how could laangaab (irrelevant) Harla or Hararis establish a kingdom in land belonging to powerful Somali warriors 😂😂😂😂such absurdity.. reality is Somalis established Ifat and then conquered the Shewa sultanate (arabs of makhzumi quraysh origin who were ruling your harla ancestors and lands)..so Somalis of Ifat Sultanate conqjered harla lands ..this is a fact because historical sources from europeans and arabs confirm that the Ifat sultanate and its Walashma sultans from Zeila overthrew the makhzumi sultans of the Shewa sultanate, thereby annexing those lands😂😂😂not only was Ifat somali, we also conquered your ancestral lands, and the successor state to Ifat, Adal sultanate continued ruling over your harla lands from thr 1200s till the 1500s, with the last Somali ruler being emir Nur ibn Mujahid Wow 😂😂😂I'd be ashamed too if I was Harari Ruled by makhzumi arabs of Shewa sultanate, annexed by Walashma Somalis of Ifat from Zeila, then passed over to one of the Walashma descendants who established Adal sultanate, then passed over to the famous Marehan Darod Emir of Harar Nur ibn Mujahid ibn Ali ibn abdullah Al Dhuhi Suha ..then passed over to the slave of Nur ibn Mujahid Usman Al Habashi😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

bullshit dude ahmed gragn was not beheaded it was Christopher de gama who was beheaded

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