Al-Jabartī describes how captured “Wahhābī” women and children from the Emirate of Dir`iyyah (First Saudi State) were sold as slaves by the Ottoman Turkish State and their Maghāribah (North African Berber mercenaries).

[Ref: Tārīkh ‘Ajā’ib al-Āthār, 3/606]

Took it from an English translation of Shaykh Nāsir al-Fahd’s book on Ottomans Turks, in which he quotes the above from al-Jabartī.

>I love Modernist architecture!

When did Habsburg power in Europe begin to decline

I understand afrocentrism because they don’t have a good history at all.
But why do some white people feel the need to claim other people’s history by claiming the Iranians, Egyptians, Middle East, or even Northern India’s achievements? God forbid brown people built the pyramids and not blue eyed blonde hair aryans. White’s already have the best history probably via Rome alone. Why do you need to make shit up to have more, and debunk everything by claiming it’s “Jewish lies”???

Is Korea the only country without ethnic minorities?

Every country has some minority.

In east Asia, There are 55 officially recognized ethnic minorities in China and The only officially recognized minority in Japan is the Ainu. However, I have never heard of the minority people living in Korea

>Log on to /his/

>Islam is bad bait thread
>Islam is is good bait thread
>Another Haplogroup thread
>Nazi's are bad thread (Wow, so enlightening)
>'What if' Brainlet thread
>Communist apologist
>Another Ottoman thread
>'Christianity caused____ to Europe'

Ok, what happend to this place?

This is what Malcolm X believed.

Japanese sold Korean girls to Portuguese in Macau and Southeast Asia as sex slaves

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=A3HsCgAAQBAJ&pg=PA93&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=p3yW5MdzKnUC&pg=PA114

If Northern Han Chinese are not a mixed ethnic group, what can explaim all the Xianbei, Shatuo, Mohe, Gaogouli, Khitans, Central Asians, Uyghurs, Jurchens, Mongols and countless other tribes that naturalized and assimilated into the Chinese heartland

This man was a Turkish soldier who took part in the Korean War in 1951 he alone raid the enemy camp with his bayonet, killing more than 10 Chinese soldiers and returning alive. His clothes were covered with Chinese blood.