Guanche Martial Artists
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Guanche Martial Artists
Guayota - TeoLehog
small AFOP screenshot dump
i have so many screenshots and realized i forget to post them... so i will be posting more
this is my baby, Zivawim Te'neri Guayota (from Amazigh Tivawin Zeroual: First lights of the sunrise. and Tenerife, north african island, and Guayota, Guanche demon)
another baby, Tsyoka'wehkowa (from Mohawk: Raven)
She [Katharine of Aragon] had slaves, too. One appeared in the 1491 accounts, with three lengths of woollen cloth ordered up to clothe her. A slave from the recently colonised Canary Islands, probably a native Guanche, needed dressing the following year. Slaves were by no means uncommon in fifteenth-century Spain. The Flemish illustrator Christoph Weiditz, visiting Spain two decades later, drew pictures of Moorish slaves with iron chains attached to their waists and legs. Two slave girls, including a Moorish girl known as Catalina, would eventually accompany Catherine to England. The slave girl Catalina, in fact, became such a close part of her world that she would be treated as a vital eyewitness to later events in Catherine’s life.
On enslaved persons in the household of Katharine of Aragon, including Catalina of Motril.
From Catherine of Aragon: Henry's Spanish Queen by Giles Tremlett, published 2010.
taino have more in common with hawaiians and guanche as colonized island peoples than with cherokee, quechua, cree, zapotec, even than our lokono cousins, or even the garífuna or kalinago.
(ABOUT ME) ── Nauzet / Viktor. About me.
Love to talk but may sound blunt as i am autistic. hEDS + GERD + multiple neurodivergences. I follow back most of the time. I call myself the f-slur a lot. If it triggers you, protect your peace. Do not tag my posts as "q-slur".
I am an adult with a job and zero patience for shipcourse. I don't care what you ship as long as it isn't abuse, incest, or queer erasure. Do your thing, but don't call me an anti. I just do not care that much.
Monogamous ( @loveyour-zombies <3). Absolutely zero interest in anyone else.
(FANDOMS) Assassins Creed. Resident Evil. Devil May Cry. Left 4 Dead. Dispatch. Dying Light. PROTOTYPE. Watch_Dogs. Team Fortress 2. League of Legends. Arcane. Duke Nukem. MadWorld. POSTAL. NINAH. Fear & Hunger. Death Stranding. Red Dead Redemption. X Men. AMC Interview With The Vampire. Farenheit 451. Kafka. Dracula. The Picture of Dorian Gray. Frankenstein. Classical literature in general. Metal, goth, industrial, rock, classical and pop punk music. DnD.
(DFI) Zionist. Antisemite. Pro hamas/russia/USA. Pro MSPEC lesbians/gays (most contridactory labels in general tbh). Charlie Kirk apologizer. Anti kin. Anti theistic. Radqueer. Pro non traumagenic "systems". Anti xenogenders/neopronouns. Fatphobes. Generative AI "artists". Centrists/Capitalists. Sex/Kink negative.
Marseille. Au MuCEM (côté Fort Saint-Jean), une petite expo : « Amazighes » sur les cultures berbères, kabyles, touareg et même guanches des Canaries. Adjectif au féminin car ces cultures sont particulièrement véhiculées dans la sphère féminine, moins acculturée.
- pendentifs amulettes « khamsa » - Tunisie ou Maroc, XXe s. + Aurès, Algérie, fin XXe s.
- pendentifs en argent - Maroc, début XXe s.
- coffre kabyle - Algérie, fin XIXe s.
- ceintures - Maroc, XXe s.
- voile de mariée « idaou kensous » - Maroc, fin XIX-début XXe s.
- natte touareg, écran de tente « esseber » - Hoggar algérien, avant 1970 ; natte - Gran Canaria, 200-1400
- mannequin de rogations pour pluie « talghunja » - Merzouga, Maroc, XXIe s ; 3 poupées kabyles
Chaxiraxi was the sun mother goddess of the Guanche (Canary Islands) people during the Middle Ages. Her name "Chaxiraxi" means "the one who carries the one who has the world." She is often pictured as a mother, carrying her child, the personification of the sun. [x]
Statue of Our Lady of Candelaria, a later version of Chaxirixi, merged with the Virgin Mary.
Some researchers have connected her to the earlier worship of "the Southern Star" in Guanche culture, in which they revered Canopo as the principal star of the sky; the oldest, the mother of all stars. [x]