Kunyaza

The Origin of the ​Kunyaza Foreplay Technique This ancestral African lovemaking technique dates back to the Third Dynasty rule of the Rwandan monarchy, when the queen demanded her royal guard to make love to her whilst her husband, the king, was away on a military campaign. According to the folk tradition, the guard acquiesced and became so anxious about the possible repercussions that his body trembled uncontrollably. Instead of penetrating the queen, the guard rhythmically rubbed his manhood in a tapping motion against her labia and clitoris — a technique that became known as kunyaza. The tapping motion provoked an expulsion of a large quantity of 'water' from the queen which was called kunyara. From there, the kunyaza tradition was born, but has evolved slightly over time across various east and central African countries.