The King's Monologue

Commentor, Researcher, Historian, Modern Anthropologist and Digital Reconstruction Artist

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

Excited to start using this alongside my EA Budge volumes... this language is ALIVE... just not in the place you think...

[mrmouktar 🇺🇸 @MouktarAlbert]

.@KingsMonologue one of us… one of us.

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@archeohistories The fact they chose Romans as their 'mythical' white race on this occasion, means this a 2 for 1 history swipe... these people are relentlessly deluded.

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

Black historians are frequently lambasted with stealing peoples history, yet we never indugle in such pseudo scientific fantasies as Europeans. Imagine taking an indo-Chinese population OBSERVABLY exhibting ALBINISM and using this to fabricate 'ancient contact' with Europe?! 🤦🏿

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

In China’s Gansu province, the village of Liqian has long puzzled historians. Locals with green eyes and fair hair are believed to be descendants of lost Roman soldiers from 2,000 years ago. DNA shows traces of European ancestry, keeping this East-meets-West mystery alive.

For decades, Liqian has occupied a strange crossroads between legend and scholarship. The theory traces back to the first century BCE, when Roman forces under Crassus were defeated by the Parthians at the Battle of Carrhae in 53 BCE. Ancient accounts suggest some captured Roman soldiers were relocated eastward as mercenaries or border guards. From there, a long and indirect journey toward Central Asia and eventually the fringes of Han China is not as impossible as it sounds.

The Han dynasty maintained extensive contact across the Silk Road, exchanging goods, envoys, and sometimes soldiers with western regions. Chinese historical texts describe encounters with foreign fighters who used unfamiliar shield formations resembling Roman testudo tactics. This detail, while debated, helped fuel the idea that a small group of Roman prisoners or descendants may have been absorbed into frontier settlements like Liqian.

Genetic studies conducted in the late twentieth and early twenty first centuries revealed traces of western Eurasian ancestry among some villagers, though not enough to conclusively prove Roman lineage. Still, Liqian stands as a reminder that the ancient world was far more interconnected than we often imagine. Empires did not exist in isolation. People moved, adapted, and blended across thousands of miles, sometimes leaving behind mysteries that history never fully resolves.

Liqian later embraced the legend so strongly that the town built Roman style statues and tourist sites, turning an unresolved historical hypothesis into a living piece of cultural identity.

© Witty Historian

#archaeohistories

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@archeohistories Every tribe that encounters ALBINISM will inevitably be accosted by Europeans claiming they settled/civilised them... sigh

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@UpwardChanging God gonna bless u with melanoma u dont put on that spf darling... u cant meme your way to melanin

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@RejectDegenercy @eMTBrides Yt boy gets bodied by a mexican... and u make it about the blks... what a walking talking L 🤣🤣

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[Travis Wright @teedubya]

It's the AIPocalypse!

Google Cloud is down.
AWS is down.
ChatGPT is wonky.
Claude is wonky.
Streamyard is down.

[Mukoma Wa Ngugi @MukomaWaNgugi]

"To be black, to have first been blessed and afflicted with a double consciousness – and now a multiple consciousnesses - each with its own peculiar freedoms. To be fluid and yet trapped, to be so porous and yet tightly bordered...what a blessing this black life has given me."

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@african_stream Hi guys, I would like to offer you a voice on platform, it's important you reach your audience on YT. Let's get your channel back!

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@Eplurib00257384 @DimbSqzznmdnb5 Struggling to understand why I'm being mentioned on a post addressed to @Mister_Imhotep ? Why do you crave my attention so???

[African @ali_naka]

ECOWAS has folded!! Sanctions lifted against Niger!!

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@elonmusk Wow. This is what twitters most influential person and mankinds most progressive spokesperson is doing with his influence. Mankind is officially screwed.

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@Chimezee Interesting. Thank you for sharing. I look forward to looking into this.

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@pureMetatron @freedomregent @BimmerheadN I do appreciate you tempering some of your hate-filled followers. The targetted racial slurs become tiresome to us black people who seem to endure them without filter. I'm glad you are recognising how you can help to remedy such behaviour.

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@pureMetatron @freedomregent @BimmerheadN Black Egypt is rarely held out of hatred, from observation. That's unsupported victim mentality. I admit that many do not do research, however Africans distrusting western narratives built on centuries of scientific racism and phrenology is warranted and shouldn't be euphemised.

[Scion (PanAfroCore) @ScionofCulture]

This a very interesting and well-composed video by @KingsMonologue on YouTube about Egypt 100 years ago (1925), which showed a rich Kemetic culture still practicing their ancient lifestyle in the same way, 4000 years after these practices were first etched in stone.

A small synopsis snippet from the video in question:

"In this beautiful footage captured by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, before the explosion of global interest in Ancient Egypt, and the subsequent urbanization of Cairo and Alexandria, much of the ancient Egyptian culture was under the custody of those indigenous southernmost Egyptians. Modern Nubains state that, in these times, the dark-skinned or black Egyptians never referred to themselves as 'Nubians'. But sadly, much like the wider global melanated populations, they have had this label thrust upon them by those desperate to benefit from this differentiation."

[The King's Monologue @KingsMonologue]

@AshleaSimonBF Lmao... I'd love to see the AI prompt for this image... "a cartoon of a sad british girl looking on scared while being mocked by african Muslim clones on a school bus" - lmao this is why AI is limiting prompts!