𒀭Dynastic Claim continued

The Royal DNA 2025 archive is a 200-page genetic and genealogical registry of 585+ dynasties, tribes, noble houses, and royal bloodlines confirmed through patrilineal (Y-DNA) and matrilineal (mtDNA) connections. This dataset was extracted from MyTrueAncestry and preserved in its original listing format to maintain traceability and forensic integrity.

It serves as an official dynastic exhibit within the broader framework of 𒀭House Buhijji, offering documented genetic links between the Grand Chancellor’s ancestral lineage and royal houses across Europe, Asia, Africa, and beyond.

🛑 Important Notice on Source Bias

This list is Eurocentric in scope. The underrepresentation of African, Asian, Indigenous American, and Middle Eastern dynasties is not reflective of reality, but rather of:

• Colonial-era limitations in genealogical documentation
• Modern testing bias skewed toward European lineages
• Institutional erasure of non-Western noble and tribal records
• Lack of global DNA sampling from traditional sovereign lines

These gaps will be corrected and expanded through sovereign genealogical efforts, tribal oral history, independent genomic analysis, and forensic reconstructions.

🛡️ This archive is not intended to confer supremacy or finality—but to serve as a foundation layer within a larger sovereign, tribal, and dynastic reconstruction project under execution by the House of Buhijji and its affiliated Chancellery structures.

• As a downloadable PDF, this document is made available for public viewing, private citation, ceremonial declarations, or legal filings.
• It complements the claims presented in the Dynastic Claim section and supports international recognition of 𒀭House Buhijji’s sovereign ancestry.
• Each name listed carries confirmed or attributed Y-DNA or mtDNA data tied to verifiable dynastic descent lines.

This 350-page forensic document is a sovereign archival exhibit titled Ancient Matches 2025, presenting the raw extracted results of 2,500 ancient DNA (aDNA) matches identified through MyTrueAncestry. These connections span over 10,000 years of human civilization and link the 𒀭House of Buhijji to individuals across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Each match is grounded in bioarchaeological remains sourced from royal burials, noble lineages, tribal elites, and ancestral commoners across prehistoric, classical, and medieval timelines.

Structured as a chronological ledger of kinship, this document serves as a tool of dynastic reconstruction, genealogical witness, and tribal remembrance. It traces not only the genetic continuum of a sovereign bloodline—but also the interwoven legacies of fallen empires, forgotten chiefdoms, and hidden priesthoods.

Note: The dataset is inherently Eurocentric, reflecting the current state of archaeological recovery and sequencing biases within ancient DNA databases. Underrepresented civilizations—especially Indigenous, African, and Asian lineages—will be further reinforced through parallel data in other dynastic exhibits. This document remains one chapter of a much larger sovereign forensic record.

The ledger stands under the authorship of His Imperial and Royal Highness Sheikh Mohamed-Hasan :Buhijji, and operates as a living document of ancestral reconstitution, filed under Divine Memory, tribal trust, and sovereign dynastic jurisdiction.

This document is a definitive listing of regional and subregional ancestral data extracted from the user’s 2025 AncestryDNA profile. It provides a global map of DNA inheritance spanning Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, and the Americas, organized according to Ancestry.com’s latest population breakdowns and migration modeling.

Structured over 100+ pages, the content captures both the static ancestral regions (e.g., Senegal, Anatolia, Philippines, Northern India) and the historical migration journeys associated with each lineage—reflecting the deep patterns of dynastic expansion, forced displacement, trade, conquest, and survival. This DNA evidence is used not just to describe where ancestors came from, but how they moved, who they became, and what legacies they left behind.

⚠️ Contextual Note:

This data is presented using Ancestry.com’s proprietary regional algorithm, which is heavily shaped by Western reference populations. Therefore, many Indigenous, Arab, African, and Asian ancestral paths remain underrepresented or algorithmically flattened. The user preserves this list as-is to reflect how mainstream DNA platforms interpret global ancestry—but pairs it with sovereign genealogical and tribal records for accuracy and correction.

Together with the Royal DNA 2025 and Ancient Matches 2025 compilations, this document forms the third pillar of a tripartite genetic archive that supports sovereign, dynastic, and tribal identity. Whether embedded into tribal record systems, citizenship applications, digital registries, or court filings, this record stands as an official genetic affidavit of origin and descent.

This is not simply DNA.

This is ancestral geography made sovereign.