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A prince from West Africa spent 40 years enslaved in Mississippi, then fought his way back toward freedom and return. That story is hard to compress into a title, yet the French edition of Abdulrahman Ibrahima Ibn Sori The Lost Crown and the Sovereigns Redemption tries to preserve both sides of it: the crown that was taken, and the dignity that could not be erased. The historical work by HRH Princess Karen W.S. Brengettsy-Chatman, a descendant of Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahima I

# The Official Royal House of Sori®: Preserving African Ancestral Legacies ## Understanding the Challenges of Ancestral Lineage Preservation The Official Royal House of Sori® today released a report examining the historical and contemporary challenges facing African and African-American legacy holders in preserving and validating documented ancestral lineages. Drawing on historical records, scholarly research, and documented family histories, the report highlights recurring b

Washington, D.C. — June 20, 2026 Two hundred years ago, Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahima Ibn Sori walked free for the first time in four decades. Today, The Official Royal House of Sori® is announcing two ways the world will mark that anniversary: a bicentennial commemorative coin, and "The Reverence 2028: The Walking in the Footsteps of a Prince International Heritage Tour." The Journey Behind the Bicentennial Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahima Ibn Sori was born into nobility in Timbukt

Diving into history is like opening a treasure chest filled with stories, lessons, and mysteries waiting to be uncovered. Whether you are tracing the footsteps of Prince Abdul Rahman Ibrahima ibn Sori or exploring the broader African Diaspora, mastering research methods for history is essential. It helps us connect the dots, understand the past deeply, and share those stories with others in meaningful ways. I’m excited to walk you through this journey, offering practical tips

Exploring history has never been more exciting or accessible. Thanks to the wealth of online historical research tools, anyone with curiosity and a connection to the internet can dive deep into the stories of the past. Whether you are tracing family roots, studying cultural heritage, or uncovering the legacy of remarkable figures like Prince Abdul Rahman Ibrahima ibn Sori, digital resources open doors to rich archives and fascinating discoveries. In this post, I will share so

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

The Mission of The Official Royal House of Sori Founded by Princess Karen W.S. Brengettsy-Chatman’s father in 1993, The Official Royal House of Sori is dedicated to preserving the powerful story of Prince Abdul Rahman Ibrahima ibn Sori. This organization serves as a sovereign institute and custodian of the dynasty’s rich heritage. Through The Official Royal House of Sori, Her Royal Highness Princess Karen W.S. Brengettsy-Chatman is leading the charge to safeguard the historic

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