Comments by "Ptolémée Sélénion" (@ptolemeeselenion1542) on "MasterofRoflness"
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@0:08 ERRATUM: This mapping of pre-16th century medieval Africa and its States is partly incorrect in so many ways:
1. At its peak, the Kanem-Bornu was extending as far as present-day Southern Libya northward then as far southward as, much respectively, present-day Northeast Nigeria, Northern Cameroon and much of the Chad north of the banks of the Bahr Salamat;
2. At its peak, the Empire of Kitara was spanning twice over across all of the intralacustrine region of Inner Africa southward of the Lake Turkana, the eastern hemisphere of present-day DRC, had the Kilwa Sultanate and the remainder of Zanguebar/the Zanj States (or so-called "Swahili Empire") for tributary fiefdoms same as the Kingdom of Zimbabwe (and its predecessor State the Kingdom of Mapungubwe) and the Chollo/Acholi culture in South Sudan and the Malawi Lake. Following up the collapse of the Chwezi Dynasty in 1303 CE, the Kitara dwindled into its core intralacustrine heartland uphill and lost its hegemony, getting succedded later on by the Ngala-domineered Kingdom of Anzicana (early 14th century-1885) and its Chwezi-descended Ilunga/T'Olenga/Olenga Dynasty which subjuguated much of the Chwezi's lost fiefdoms and extended their empire as far as the territiries of present-day Republic of Congo, Gabon, South and Central Cameroon, Southeast Nigeria, Northwest and Northern Angola and much of Zambia.
and 3. Speaking about Zanguebar, their territory was much greater.
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@0:08 ERRATUM: This mapping of pre-16th century medieval Africa and its States is partly incorrect in so many ways:
1. At its peak, the Kanem-Bornu was extending as far as present-day Southern Libya northward then as far southward as, much respectively, present-day Northeast Nigeria, Northern Cameroon and much of the Chad north of the banks of the Bahr Salamat;
2. At its peak, the Empire of Kitara was spanning twice over across all of the intralacustrine region of Inner Africa southward of the Lake Turkana, the eastern hemisphere of present-day DRC, had the Kilwa Sultanate and the remainder of Zanguebar/the Zanj States (or so-called "Swahili Empire") for tributary fiefdoms same as the Kingdom of Zimbabwe (and its predecessor State the Kingdom of Mapungubwe) and the Chollo/Acholi culture in South Sudan and the Malawi Lake. Following up the collapse of the Chwezi Dynasty in 1303 CE, the Kitara dwindled into its core intralacustrine heartland uphill and lost its hegemony, getting succedded later on by the Ngala-domineered Kingdom of Anzicana (early 14th century-1885) and its Chwezi-descended Ilunga/T'Olenga/Olenga Dynasty which subjuguated much of the Chwezi's lost fiefdoms and extended their empire as far as the territiries of present-day Republic of Congo, Gabon, South and Central Cameroon, Southeast Nigeria, Northwest and Northern Angola and much of Zambia.
and 3. Speaking about Zanguebar, their territory was much greater.
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