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Wangara may
refer to: The
Soninke Wangara of West
Africa Wangara,
Western Australia Wangara,
Burkina Faso This
disambiguation page
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- The
Wangara (also
known as Wakore, ****ori, Ouankri, Wangarawa) are a
diaspora community of
ethnic Fulani origin who
served as
specialized long-distance...
- were
exchanged for textiles, salt, and
other commodities transported by
Wangara traders. Two
early kings,
Ameyaw and
Obunumankoma oversaw the kingdom's...
- al-Fattash
offers three different theories: that they were Soninke; or
Wangara (a Soninke/Mande group),
which the
author considered improbable; or that...
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Wangara is a
light industrial suburb of Perth,
Western Australia,
located within the City of Wanneroo.
Wangara is one of Perth's
busiest industrial areas...
- c. 200–1240 CE,
Subgroups of
Soninke include the Jakhanke,
Maraka and
Wangara. When the
Ghana empire was destro****, the
resulting diaspora brought Soninkes...
- the
stubbornly pagan Wasangari to
Islam or
controlling the
developing Wangara-dominated
trade routes. The
campaign was a very
difficult one; sources...
- po****tion
known as the Etsii. By the
early 14th century, the
arrival of
Wangara merchants—renowned for
their trans-Saharan networks—transformed
Begho into...
-
empire of Ghana, 750-1240 CE.
Subgroups of
Soninke include the
Maraka and
Wangara.
After contact with
Muslim Almoravid traders from the
north around 1066...
- in West Africa. The term 'Dyula' is
sometimes used
interchangeably with
Wangara or Jakhanke,
depending on the
historical period and region. The Mandé embraced...
