the Untold History of NUBIA : Egypt's forgotten neighbour

In this video we will broadly talking about the history of Ancient Nubia and it's multiple forms over history

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[UntoldHistoryAnimations]

As the first full video, it ain't perfect, but it's a start :)

[thefrenchkiwi]

8:26 Correction.

Constantine didn't make the Roman empire fully Christian.
He was the first Roman emperor to be Christian and favored it greatly, paving the way for it to overthrow the old pagan ways.
But Christianity was never the state religion of the empire during Constantine's reign and he still upheld some old pagan practices.
The Christians only became a majority in the empire after Constantine died.
And Christianity only became the sole recognised religion, (basically the state religion) with emperor Theodosius in 380.

[DieNibelungenliad]

just putting my comment here knowing that this video will be huge someday. gotta leave my mark on history

[PeaceMehn]

Brilliant video! Also just a slight note, you might want to use the Youtube library instead for bg music, I can vaguely hear an "audio jungle" tag playing as it goes :))

[zakarial-hajmoustafa]

Yes, Nubian people have become Muslims, but their culture and language are still present and alive until this time

[gabchska]

One appropriate answer:YES YES YES YES YES no but really very good video you should be proud of what you have achieved right here because it’s a masterpiece

[tompossessed]

You over look the kerma culture which was a centralized nubian sate in 1800 bc

[darkzi]

Fun fact Nubians are still around as an ethnic group not as a kingdom. Now they are humbly farmers and fishing the Nile like they always desired. They can finally look at the sunset enjoying the greatness of their ancestors. Love your videos from a fellow Nubian

[trinidadquis]

It was kush before Sudan. The north attacked Egypt then nubia. It’s the most logical explanation and makes a lot more sense than Egypt just attacking their trade partners.

[samuelkohi]

Nubians are cool. I like the pyramids they made and the fact that they resisted every invasion of whatever empire that existed.

[accountretired]

Lol Kush was never a Roman client state, nor were they defeated by the Romans and I doubt you actually read what was in the treaty if you think it was favourable to the Romans, plus there is a whole victory stele that was commissioned by the Kushites telling their side of the story and though we can't understand what it says since Meroitic hasn't been deciphered yet, I doubt anyone would make a ''victory'' stele if they had lost, AND you also omitted the bronze head of a statue of Augustus that Queen Amanirenas took in Egypt and buried under their temple so all could walk on Augustus as an insult and flex

[shaiqimo]

The Egyptian civilisation could not have influenced the Nubians as theirs is older and the Egyptians had nothing to do with the pyramids in Sudan and matter of fact the Nubians built most of the monuments in southern Egypt your facts are all wrong and white washed.

[ze_kangz]

Inaccurate. The Egyptian civilization came from the south and was African. And Egypt was a colony of Nubia. But good job for your effort nonetheless 👍🏿.