3000 miles
Kongo
it was next to the Atlantic ocean
The Congo river was givin the name after the Ancient Kingdom of Kongo.
João I of Kongo, was ruler of the Kingdom of Kongo before King Afonso I of Kongo.
The Kongo Kingdom and the Congo River reflect different linguistic origins. The name "Kongo" derives from the Kikongo language spoken by the Bakongo people, while "Congo" is derived from the Latinized form used by European explorers. This distinction highlights the influence of local languages versus colonial interpretations in naming conventions. As a result, the variations in spelling signify cultural and historical contexts.
The Congo River is named after the Kingdom of Kongo, a historical kingdom that existed in the region during the late medieval period. The name "Congo" itself is believed to derive from the Kongo people and their language. The river, one of the longest in the world, has played a crucial role in the history, culture, and economy of the region. Its significance extends beyond geography, influencing trade and transportation in Central Africa.
Cheick Kongo is 6' 4".
João I of Kongo died in 1509.
António I of Kongo died in 1665.
Álvaro I of Kongo died in 1587.
M'banza-Kongo's population is 67,600.
Ambrósio I of Kongo died in 1631.