Welcome To MHM Holdings home to 𒀭 HOUSE BUHIJJI'S Chancellery and Grand Chancellor
Welcome To MHM Holdings home to 𒀭 HOUSE BUHIJJI'S Chancellery and Grand Chancellor
The empires tried to erase them. But the blood remembers. We descend from those who crossed the oceans before maps were drawn, whose DNA binds Tamim to Taino, Ishmael to Ishmaelites, and the Crescent of the East to the Firekeepers of the West. This is the final branch in our dynastic claim — the American Tribes.
The Ben-Ishmael Tribe, reclassified as “degenerate nomads” and “White Trash,” were in truth the remnants of Arab–Berber–Moorish bloodlines carried into the interior of North America through slavery, exodus, and sacred survival.
They bore Tamimi surnames, Moorish customs, and tribal codes of honor. They spoke in riddles, carried Qur’anic names, and defended their sovereignty even when the American frontier closed in around them.
From Indiana to Illinois, Missouri to Mississippi, they were governors of hidden kingdoms — not criminals, but castaways from a forgotten Caliphate.
We,𒀭 Mohamed Hasan Buhijji, are their direct heir — restoring the Ben-Ishmael Nation as a sovereign tribal government under the Sun Village Council. Through our maternal and paternal lines, we reinstate their genetic, tribal, spiritual, and legal sovereignty.
From Turabo and Guayama, our maternal lineage descends into the Taino Nation of Borikén — the original islanders of Puerto Rico, the children of Yucahú, who made covenants with the sun, moon, and sea.
Our bloodline has been recognized under four proofs:
We are now confirmed a Batey Bohique (Spiritual Keeper) and Maga’låhi (Tribal Leader) of Taino descent.
Through our African-American forebears, we are tied to the great eastern and central woodland nations of North America:
These lines give us legal standing in multiple American tribal systems and hereditary rights as a tribal leader with both traditional and self-determined governance authority.
“We do not claim the tribes of the Americas as a visitor. We claim them as a son.
My fathers crossed oceans; my mothers crossed continents.
And We — the child of both — now return to claim what is written in our blood.”
This is not a borrowing. This is a returning. We are the sovereign child of Old World bloodlines and New World tribes, and the only known individual to formally unify the Tamimi, Aghlabid, Taino, Ben-Ishmael, and American tribal ancestries into one uninterrupted dynastic claim.
We are not African-American. We are African and American. Our bloodline is not borrowed; it is ancestral. We descend from the black sultans, the desert emirs, the riverine kingdoms, and the warriors of the Sahel who outran empires. From the walls of Kairouan to the red hills of the Carolinas — this is our inherited sovereignty.
Our agnatic line through Ziyadat Allah III ibn Abdallah al-Aghlabi and Fadl Allah al-Aghlabi ties you to the Aghlabid Emirate of Ifriqiya (800–909 CE), an Arab-Berber dynasty of Tamimi origin, ruling from modern Tunisia and parts of Algeria, Libya, and Sicily.
Their empire was founded under Abbasid appointment but operated independently, forming a Black Arab court of Islamic scholarship, conquest, and diplomacy — building the Great Mosque of Kairouan, establishing naval dominance, and later becoming the guardians of North African Islam.
We are confirmed, through DNA and lineage, to be a direct descendant of this line — making us one of the only living heirs to the dynastic house of the Black Aghlabids.
Our genetic footprint reflects affiliation with Sanhaja-Mauretanian Berber tribes, who merged with Arab Tamimi migrants across the Sahara, forming dynastic lines later seen in the:
These ancestors were desert traders, Qur’anic scholars, camel warriors, and salt lords, carrying the banner of Islam deep into West Africa while preserving tribal autonomy and spiritual codes.
Through autosomal African ancestry (maternal and paternal), our blood connects to Sahelian royal systems, especially:
Our DNA remembers the stolen kingdoms — and so do we.
Among our African-American ancestors, a distinct pattern emerges: lineages that carried oral history, land stewardship, and tribal governance — especially in:
These ancestors preserved sovereign structures in exile — making you their legal, spiritual, and hereditary successor.
“We are not the aftermath of Africa. We are the continuation of Africa.
The blood of sultans, griots, emirs, and priests runs through us.
Our sovereignty was not given by man — it was written into our cells.”
We are the first to unify the Aghlabid, Tamimi, African-American, and Sahelian dynasties into one global sovereign claim, backed by DNA, documented lineage, and forensic history.
From the ports of Oman to the volcanic shores of Réunion, from the coral atolls of the Maldives to the Pacific roots of Micronesia, my lineage traversed the waves — not as cargo, but as command.
Our autosomal and dynastic heritage connects you to the Indo-African royal intermixtures of the Mascarene islands — the elite freedmen and merchant families who settled or ruled parts of:
Our genetic signature reflects this Afro-Asian maritime nobility, many of whom claimed descent from Arab navigators, Indian Brahmin traders, and Malagasy kings — mixed with emancipated African Muslim dynasties.
Through confirmed Indigenous and autosomal lineage, we are affiliated with the Chamorri royal houses of the Mariana Islands — particularly Guam and Rota, where the Maga’låhi (male ruler) and Maga’håga (female ruler) governed under matrilineal sovereignty before Spanish conquest.
As a Maga’låhi Matao Chamorri by ancestral right, our claim links to the ancient latte stone chiefs who presided over territory, ritual, and diplomacy in Micronesia. Their structures still stand — and so does their line through us.
The Arab maritime expansion from Oman, Hadhramaut, and Zanzibar established networks of trading posts, mosques, and intermarriage across the Indian Ocean. We are descended from this corridor through:
These bloodlines formed the Indian Ocean’s dynastic backbone, intertwining religion, commerce, and kingship across three continents.
Our dynastic claim includes rights as a descendant of oceanic sovereigns who ruled trade routes, sea-based kingdoms, and religious territories. These were not mere sailors — they were custodians of land and sea, carriers of divine covenant, and progenitors of global maritime law.
We now unify:
“We do not inherit the ocean. We inherit the power that crossed it.
Our ancestors were not blown by the wind — they commanded it.”
In our genome are the scrolls of dynasties long thought lost: from Japanese warrior nobility and Chinese scholar-kings, to the royal priesthoods of India and the Himalayan councils of Kashmir.
Through autosomal DNA and confirmed population clusters, our maternal-leaning ancestry includes affinity with Northern Japanese nobility — most notably the Taira clan (Heike 平家), one of Japan’s original Imperial court families.
The Taira served as court officials, samurai generals, and governors of distant provinces, including Hokkaidō, where Ainu blood and early Asian migration patterns fused.
We now stand in symbolic alignment with:
Our name may not be written in Kanji, but it echoes in every coastal shrine.
Our autosomal clustering and dynastic genetic overlaps (via both indigenous East Asian and Silk Road corridor lineages) include ancestry shared with:
This heritage is not just about bloodlines, but systems of law, language, and jurisprudence, mirrored in our Chancellery’s structure. We inherit not just power, but codification.
Our confirmed connections to South Asian nobility, especially in coastal and central India, derive from:
These lineages often merged via trade and marriage with Arab, Persian, and Southeast Asian houses. Our autosomal markers reflect Dravidian-North Indian overlap, hinting at Malabar–Hadhrami commercial lineages, intertwined with Tamimi sea routes.
Northern Indian and Himalayan ancestries also point toward the Kashmiri priestly dynasties — those who upheld Buddhist and Hindu court laws, protected manuscripts, and ruled sacred valleys.
We are tied to the custodians of language, law, and land — a trait mirrored in our own role today.
“Not all kings wore crowns. Some ruled in silence from the highest monasteries.”
The East is not foreign to our lineage. It is a mirror. Through Japan, China, India, and Tibet, our heritage:
These traditions resonate in our current legal, ecclesiastical, and tribal structures. We are not merely connected — w are continuing the legacy.
“We hold the East in memory — not as a visitor, but as bloodline.
Where they burned incense for kings, we now write their inheritance in our name.”
The 𒀭House of Buhijji carries genetic, ancestral, and symbolic inheritance from dynasties that once ruled the beating heart of ancient commerce and conquest. These bloodlines link directly into the empires, khanates, and princely states of Central Asia — tracing not only territorial sovereignty but custodial and ecclesiastical lineage through Zoroastrian, Islamic, and shamanic channels alike.
The dynasties below form the connective tissue between Semitic origins and European expansion. Through marriage alliances, imperial stewardship, and tribal confederacies, their legacy reinforces the Eurasian segment of the 𒀭Buhijji dynastic claim — bridging West and East across millennia.
Custodians of Islamic jurisprudence and Central Asian religious authority, the Emirs of Bukhara ruled over a nexus of Persianate scholarship, Sufi mysticism, and Turkic power. Their governance echoed deeply across the Silk Road’s theological and political landscape.
An ancient Iranian dynasty ruling the region now spanning Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. The dynasty formed a buffer zone between the Mongol East and Persianate West — their fall at the hands of Genghis Khan marked the rise of Mongol imperialism.
Merchant princes of Sogdia (Samarkand and beyond) who maintained dynastic continuity through commerce, diplomacy, and spiritual syncretism — instrumental in transmitting Buddhism, Zoroastrianism, and Christianity across the Asian continent.
Iranian-speaking horse tribes of the steppes whose elite lineages intermarried with Persians, Byzantines, and Goths. Through the Alans in particular, their legacy persists in both European nobility and Middle Eastern chivalric codes.
Descended from the legendary Tamerlane (Timur), this dynasty combined Mongol martial supremacy with Persian-Islamic administration. The Timurids were cultural patrons whose empire laid the intellectual foundations of the Mughal dynasty in India.
As steppe-origin sultans who adopted Islam and founded Persianate courts, the Seljuks represent an axis between Arabian legitimacy and Central Asian expansion. The Buhijji legacy includes bloodlines tied to the early Turkic tribal federations.
Some of the strongest Central Asian and Steppe connections appear in Kipchak DNA found in both the Mamluk Sultanate of Egypt and ruling courts of the Caucasus. Their integration into Islamic leadership brings strategic alignment with Moorish dynasties as well.
This section affirms that our dynastic inheritance is not solely Semitic, Mediterranean, or Islamic — it is also Eurasian, Silk Road, and imperial. Our claim traverses language families, nomadic systems, religious paradigms, and tribal federations. It’s an unbroken claim of dominion across deserts, mountains, temples, and khanates.
The 𒀭House of Buhijji carries unmistakable dynastic linkages to Europe’s most powerful sovereign houses — spanning from imperial Rome and Byzantium to the Celtic, Gothic, Iberian, and Frankish realms. These linkages were forged through blood oaths, royal intermarriages, shared crusades, ecclesiastical service, and tribal-militaristic federations that long predate the modern state system.
Our royal genealogy includes more than 70 European dynastic lines — not as footnotes, but as parallel thrones of sovereignty interwoven with Semitic patriarchs. These houses mark our ascendancy across the continent’s imperial, papal, and tribal domains.
The “Long-Haired Kings” of Frankish Gaul, whose bloodline intertwines with both Roman senatorial descent and Hebrew priestly houses. Mythicized as Grail blood, but verified through tribal nobility, they represent ancestral governance before Charlemagne.
Descended from Charles Martel and Charlemagne, these rulers crowned themselves emperors with papal blessing. Your claim here is validated by ties through both Germanic and ecclesiastical lineage.
These Gothic dynasties inherited Roman mantle in the West. Through them, your ancestry touches the Iberian and Italian regencies of the late Classical and early Medieval era.
The foundational houses of medieval and modern France — our claim rests on lineages merging with Frankish, Moorish, and Semitic nobility during the Reconquista and Crusader eras.
The imperial architects of the Holy Roman Empire and the Spanish crown, their bloodlines run through ecclesiastical dominion and political marriages that tied multiple crowns into a single imperial consciousness.
From Alfred the Great to William the Conqueror, these lineages converge with Semitic ancestry through trade, templar knighthood, and Crusader entanglements with Arab-Muslim nobility.
Through diaspora, Moorish exile, and sacred priesthoods, noble Gaelic bloodlines — especially Clan Donald and the O’Neills — intersect with Eastern royalty and prophetic descent.
Instrumental in unifying Italy, the Savoys bear deep ties to Moorish custodianship of ecclesiastical relics and Templar estates across southern Europe.
Through both the Palaiologos and Komnenos dynasties, our lineage inherits custodial and apostolic sovereignty over Orthodox Christendom, rooted in Semitic-Hellenistic intermarriage.
This section enshrines our full legal and genealogical right to claim European dynasties not as a descendant of colonized lands, but as a peer and patriarchal sovereign among their courts. Our presence across Gaul, Iberia, Germania, Italia, Britannia, and Byzantium is not decorative — it is foundational.
It is fulfilled through divine appointment and sacred custodianship — preserved by ancestral service to God’s temples, shrines, churches, and masjids across continents and faiths. These are the lineages of priests, patriarchs, custodians, prophets, and spiritual governors — entrusted not with armies, but with sanctuaries and revelation.
Our claim spans both theocratic lineage and custodial authority from the Kaaba to the Holy Sepulchre, from the churches of Hauran to the monasteries of Bahrain, and from the Templar sanctuaries of Europe to the Abrahamic shrines of Palestine and Najd.
This section affirms our spiritual sovereignty as not merely symbolic, but functional — rooted in centuries of custodianship, priesthood, and protection of sacred spaces. From Adam to Ibrahim to Jesus to Muhammad, our ancestors were guardians of God’s houses, and now we have built one of our own.
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