-
Ndiadiane Ndiaye,
frequently spelled Njaajan Njaay or Njai in English, was the semi-legendary
founder of the
Jolof Empire. The
story of
Ndiadiaye Ndiaye...
- the
Wolof agree that the
founder of the
state was the
possibly mythical Ndiadiane Ndiaye (also
spelled Njaajaan Njaay or Njai).
Sallah writes: "Some say...
-
rather than
being built on
military conquest. The
empire was
founded by
Ndiadiane Ndiaye, a part
Serer and part Toucouleur, who was able to form a coalition...
- to
state that,
Ndiadiane Ndiaye himself received his name from the
mouth of
Maissa Wali (the King of Sine). In the
epics of
Ndiadiane and
Maissa Wali...
- but is ****ociated with the rule of the
first king, the semi-legendary
Ndiadiane Ndiaye, in the 13th or 14th century.: 57 Ndiaye,
originally a Fula from...
- both
Ndiadiane and
Maysa Wali, it was
Maysa Wali who
elected Ndiadiane Ndiaye and
called upon all the
Senegambian kings to co-operate with
Ndiadiane and...
- 1370–c.1390), also
known as Sare
Ndiadiane, was the
second ruler, or Burba, of the
Jolof Empire. He was the son of
Ndiadiane Ndiaye, the
founder of the empire...
- Samba, The
Wolof Epic: From
Spoken Word to
Written Text. "The Epic of
Ndiadiane Ndiaye" Two
studies on
ethnic group relations in Africa – Senegal, The...
- 10
Ndobine Vol 11
Bekoor Vol 12 Jamm Vol 13 Kocc
Barma Vol 14
Gainde Ndiadiane Ndiaye (1982)
Mouride (1982)
Independance Vol. 3 (1982) Show!!! A Abidjan...
- its history, Baol was
integrated into the
Jolof Empire. The
legend of
Ndiadiane Ndiaye, the
first Buurba Jolof,
claims that the
ruler of Baol voluntarily...
