Скачать или смотреть Oranmiyan of Oyo: The African King Behind the Biblical Solomon Story? (Part 1)

This video is Part 1 of an ongoing historical research series by Yoruba Abrahamic, examining the possible connections between the legendary Yoruba imperial founder Oranmiyan and the historical figure known in biblical traditions as King Solomon.

In this opening episode, we begin a step-by-step Afrocentric investigation into ancient Yoruba royal traditions, pre-colonial African migrations, comparative scriptural history, and anthropological records that suggest deeper historical relationships between the Oyo Empire, Nile civilizations, Ethiopia, and early Abrahamic narratives.

Future parts of this series will progressively expand the historical evidence, oral traditions, geographic interpretations, and linguistic correlations that connect Yoruba imperial history with ancient biblical accounts.

WHAT PART 1 EXPLAINS

• Who Oranmiyan was and the early formation of the Oyo imperial system
• Foundational characteristics of the Oyo monarchy that parallel early biblical monarchic traditions
• Early African migration networks linking West Africa, the Nile Valley, and Northeast Africa
• How African imperial governance structures influenced early recorded historical traditions
• Why later colonial historiography separated African civilizations from biblical identity narratives

SERIES CONTINUATION

This presentation is Part 1 of the Oranmiyan–Solomonic Historical Series.
Part 2 will examine deeper linguistic, royal lineage, and territorial correspondences between ancient African kingdoms and biblical descriptions of the Solomonic era.

ABOUT THE CHANNEL — YORUBA ABRAHAMIC

Yoruba Abrahamic is a historical research platform dedicated to uncovering the African origins of biblical and Qur’anic civilizations through Yoruba history, Ifá knowledge systems, African linguistics, and comparative theology.
The channel explores the historical connections between Ilé-Ifẹ̀, Ọ̀yọ́, ancient Egypt, early Israel, and early Abrahamic traditions from a fully Afrocentric scholarly perspective.

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