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=Ethnicity & Family=
 
=Ethnicity & Family=
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As a [[Cushite]], his father [[Cush]] was the son of [[Ham]], who was the son of the legendary [[Noah]]<ref>Genesis 10:8</ref>.  As such he is only the second generation born after the [[Great Flood|flood]].
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As a Cushite, his father [[Cush]] was the son of [[Ham]], who was the son of the legendary [[Noah]]<ref>Genesis 10:8</ref>.  As such he is only the second generation born after the [[Great Flood|flood]].
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Also as a [[Cushite]] (which became sytematically translated thereafter as the [[Ethiopian|Ethiopians]] as in {{bible ref|Easter|1|1}}), his skin colour was probably quite dark; for the Hebrew כּוּשׁ, ''koosh'', directly translates as 'black'.<ref>https://www.blueletterbible.org/lexicon/h3568/kjv/wlc/0-1/</ref>
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Also as a Cushite (which became sytematically translated thereafter as the [[Ethiopian|Ethiopians]] as in {{bible ref|Easter|1|1}}), his skin colour was probably quite dark; for the Hebrew כּוּשׁ, ''koosh'', directly translates as 'black'.<ref>https://www.blueletterbible.org/lexicon/h3568/kjv/wlc/0-1/</ref>
    
Considering that his wife [[Semiramis]] hailed from the realms of the city of [[Ashkelon]],{{citation needed}} it remains probable that she was a [[Canaanite]] and was therefore probably similarly toned as being consistent with the colouring of the Hamitic races.
 
Considering that his wife [[Semiramis]] hailed from the realms of the city of [[Ashkelon]],{{citation needed}} it remains probable that she was a [[Canaanite]] and was therefore probably similarly toned as being consistent with the colouring of the Hamitic races.
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Their son was [[Ninyas]].<ref>recorded as Ninyas & Semiramis, as per Justin's History of the World, 1.1</ref>
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Their son was Ninyas.<ref>recorded as Ninyas & Semiramis, as per Justin's History of the World, 1.1</ref>
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