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China & Japan had Black Kings & Dark Skinned Black Woman queens. Dark Skin Black Women & Men chiefs. CHINA: The Shang Dynasty begins with King Tang descendant of a man called Naki, a name that meant "black" in ancient dialects (see Bernhard Karlgren, Grammata Serica + early Chinese lexicons). Portuguese records from Afonso de Albuquerque describe the imperial court in Nanjing as dark-skinned nobles with curly hair. #BlackHistory Those weren't fantasy characters they were Asiatic Moors, tied to the same global network as Al-Andalus, the Sudanese courts, and the Mauryan Empire. JAPAN: The original elites included dark samurai families, African Buddhist delegates, and Moorish traders tied to the Silk Road and Tartary. When Japan "modernized, the government did what Europe did after 1492: erase the Moors, rewrite the throne. During the Meiji reforms (1868-1912), dark-skin depictions in royal art were literally banned, and scrolls portraying Black aristocrats were destroyed under "cultural sanitation." V Source: Japan Diet Records, Meiji Bunka Kenkyükai, and reports from the British envoy Sir Rutherford Alcock. TARTARY The Lost Link: China, Korea, Japan, Mongolia, Turkic dynasties, and Moorish merchants were part of the same Asiatic world. When Tartary fell (18th-19th c.), Europe and Japan rewrote the faces of the old rulers. That's why today's textbooks show pale emperors but the earliest scrolls didn't. Where to FIND the hidden photos & scrolls: Search in: ��Waseda University Digital Archives ��National Diet Library of Japan (NDL) ��Bibliotheca Nacional de Portugal ��Qing Imperial Maritime Records (Ming Shilu) ��Tokyo Bunka Kenkyüsho (Cultural Research Institute) ��Chicago & St. Louis World's Fair Ethnology Collections (1893-1904) Look up keywords they don't expect you to use: "Koku-jin, "Kurobune," "Sengoku Kuro," "Namban-jin," "Blackamoors Asia," "Naki Shang," "Albuquerque Nanjing report." What you'll find isn't fiction * It's Moorish history they hid off Google. We're not "adding Blackness to Asia." We're restoring the faces they erased. #Asia #Asian #Blasian #BlackWomen

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