ORIGINS: Tales and Secrets of Fort Jesus in Mombasa, Kenya. War, Treachery & Rebellion
Whole of the 16th century were, no doubt, tough times to live through with people living in horrific and devastating battles over ivory, slaves and trade routes. But for the less than 1% who occupied Fort Jesus, times were not all that bad. After-all who would not want to live in a castles. Fort Jesus built over 400 years ago was a simple for power. Watch TALES OF FORT JESUS and don't fail to leave comment, like the video and subscribe.
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Whole of the 16th century were, no doubt, tough times to live through with people living in horrific and devastating battles over ivory, slaves and trade routes. But for the less than 1% who occupied Fort Jesus, times were not all that bad. After-all who would not want to live in a castles. Fort Jesus built over 400 years ago was a simple for power. Watch TALES OF FORT JESUS and don't fail to leave comment, like the video and subscribe.
