Study on the Hamitic Hypothesis : With Special Reference to Its Relation with the Ethnic Groups in Northeast Africa

19世纪世纪，欧洲人创立了一种关于撒哈拉以南非洲的种族理论，称为“含米特假说”。根据它，“汉米特人，谁是高加索和上级黑人”征服了五大湖地区在非洲，并形成了几个王国。J. H.据信，斯皮克（英国探险家）创造了这一假设。这项研究揭示了为什么他把非洲五大湖地区的王国的形成与埃塞俄比亚的奥罗莫人联系起来。本研究还揭示了世纪上半叶英国种族理论对斯皮克关于五大湖地区王国建立的假设的影响。

In the 19th century, Europeans created a racial theory on Sub-Saharan Africa called "Hamitic Hypothesis". According to it, "Hamites, who were Caucasian and superior to Negroid" conquered the Great Lakes Region in Africa and formed several kingdoms. J. H. Speke (English explorer) is believed to have created this hypothesis. This study reveals the reason why he connected the formations of the kingdoms of the Great Lakes Region in Africa with the Oromo of Ethiopia. This study also reveals the influence of the English racial theories during the first half of the 19th century on the Speke's hypothesis about the foundation of the kingdoms of the Great Lakes Region.