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Basically misri is called for Indians. The Misri legend is an origin myth common to a number of East African communities. In it, it is usually claimed that the community originated in a land called Misri located in the north. This land is in many accounts identified or associated with Egypt and sometimes an association with one of the lost tribes of Israel is implied and occasionally directly stated.

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rdfs:label	Misri legend (en)
rdfs:comment	Basically misri is called for Indians. The Misri legend is an origin myth common to a number of East African communities. In it, it is usually claimed that the community originated in a land called Misri located in the north. This land is in many accounts identified or associated with Egypt and sometimes an association with one of the lost tribes of Israel is implied and occasionally directly stated. (en)
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dcterms:subject	African mythology Origin hypotheses of ethnic groups
Wikipage page ID	58866340 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	1118312032 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Samuel George Morton Origin myth Meru people C. G. Seligman Beja people Horn of Africa Bushmen Sahara Negro Egypt Empire of Kitara Mount Elgon Arabia Arabs Luhya people Maasai people Embu people Marakwet people Bukusu Giuseppe Sergi African Great Lakes Alur people Ethiopia Nile River North Africa Nuer people Haya people Hema people Israel Ten Lost Tribes Hamitic hypothesis African mythology Origin hypotheses of ethnic groups John Hanning Speke Kikuyu people Kisii people Kuria people Nandi people Oromo people Christopher Ehret Kipsigis people Mediterranean race Shilluk people Turkana people Polygenism Maragoli tribe (Luhya) Masai people Tutsi people Kingdom of Buganda Basoga Baganda people Mt Elgon
sameAs	Misri legend Misri legend
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date	March 2020 (en)
reason	why did it develop in just East African peoples and not other regions if indeed it was developed by hamitic hypothesis? The fact is that the legend was there before the so called hamitic hypothesis was develop thus why it is not found outside East Africa. If the legend was develop by the hamitic hypothesis, then it should be in all African regions just like the Niger-Congo hypothesis. This is clearly a lie and theft of African myths (en) should acknowledge that the Hamitic hypothesis was in fact influenced by myths of East African communities and not the other way round. The word Misiri is an African word and not a European word. Section needs to be properly phrased (en)
has abstract	Basically misri is called for Indians. The Misri legend is an origin myth common to a number of East African communities. In it, it is usually claimed that the community originated in a land called Misri located in the north. This land is in many accounts identified or associated with Egypt and sometimes an association with one of the lost tribes of Israel is implied and occasionally directly stated. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Maragoli Kalenjin people
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