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( Read Full Article) https://lasentinel.net/the-official-royal-house-of-sori-continuing-prince-abdulrahman-ibrahima-ibn-sori-legacy.html Founded by Princess Karen W.S. Brengettsy-Chatman’s father in 1993, The Official Royal House of Sori is dedicated to their mission of serving as a sovereign institute and custodian of the dynasty’s of Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahima ibn Sori. Through The Official Royal House of Sori, Her Royal Highness Princess Karen W.S. Brengettsy-Chatman

The story of the Royal House of Sori is a remarkable journey through time, culture, and resilience. It is a legacy that connects us to a powerful past and inspires us to understand the profound impact of Prince Abdul Rahman Ibrahima ibn Sori. As I explore this fascinating history, I invite you to join me in uncovering the rich heritage and enduring spirit of this royal lineage. The Royal House of Sori History: Origins and Early Years The Royal House of Sori traces its roots b

The Official Royal House of Sori, in collaboration with Dr. Artemus Gaye, is thrilled to announce the launch of The Walking in the Footsteps of a Prince Tour in 2026. This historic cultural journey aims to reconnect Afro-American descendants of Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahim ibn Sori with the ancestral, cultural, and spiritual landscapes that shaped their royal lineage. This annual tour begins in Guinea , returns to Natchez, Mississippi for the annual Prince Abdulrahman Day Com

The Untold Story of Prince Abdul Rahman Ibrahima ibn Sori Written by HRH Princess Karen W.S. Brengettsy-Chatman Now on Amazon, this revolutionary book uncovers the untold story of Prince Abdul Rahman and his wife, Isabella, after their liberation from Fosters Fields. For the first time, readers can discover the fate of the Prince's children left behind during this turbulent era. Purchase it here . Plot Overview As the Prince's children fight for survival, the story follows Pr

December 12, 2025 | Kofi Annan University of Guinea, Conakry, Republic of Guinea Just two days after her historic presentation at the U.S. Embassy Guinea, H.R.H. Princess Karen W.S. Brengettsy-Chatman continued her heritage preservation journey with a powerful lecture at Kofi Annan University of Guinea. She shared the remarkable story of Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahima Ibn Sori with 350 eager English-speaking students. Education as a Bridge Between Past and Future Princess Karen

December 10, 2025 | American Center, Conakry, Republic of Guinea The Official Royal House of Sori® is honored to share the success of our recent book presentation at the U.S. Embassy Guinea, where H.R.H. Princess Karen W.S. Brengettsy-Chatman delivered a powerful lecture on her newly published work, The Lost Crown of Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahima ibn Sori and The Sovereign's Redemption . A Homecoming of Heritage On December 10, 2025, Her Royal Highness returned to the ancestral

The story of the African Diaspora is rich, complex, and deeply inspiring. It spans continents, cultures, and centuries, weaving together the experiences of millions of people. Today, thanks to the power of the internet, we can explore this history in ways that were once unimaginable. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a researcher, or someone who values community and heritage, diving into African Diaspora online resources opens doors to knowledge, connection, and understan

1828-2028 The Bicentennial Celebration of Sori 200 Years Since Emancipation: 1828–2028 The Official Royal House of Sori® proudly unveils the 2028 Bicentennial Commemorative Coin honoring Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahima Ibn Sori—marking 200 years since his emancipation in 1828. The Story Born a prince in Timbuktu, Guinea (1762), enslaved in Natchez, Mississippi for 40 years, Prince Abdulrahman gained freedom through international diplomacy in 1828. He departed Norfolk, Virginia ab

Dinner Dialogue: Storytelling by Jerry Jenkins in Natchez, Mississippi The 2026 "Walking in the Footsteps of a Prince" heritage USA tour was successfully conducted from May 8 through May 14, 2026, across Natchez, Mississippi; Hartford and West Hartford Connecticut, completing its journey in Norfolk Virginia. The initiative served as a multidisciplinary cultural, educational, academic, and community engagement effort focused on preserving and advancing the historical legacy of

The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center Hosted HRH Princess Karen Chatman where she held a lecture and Book Signing.

On October 24 Prince Abdul Rahman Ibrahima Sori October 24, 2025, at the entrance of Jefferson College on Washington Mississippi Hwy 61, the historical marker for Prince Abdul Rahman Ibrahima ibn Sori will be unveiled, presented by the Mississippi Archives and History and the Natchez Historical Society.