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Naaba Zomb
Wobgo, Andemtenga...
- fled the city.
Wobgo's brother, Kouka,
became the king of
Ouagadougou and
allied with the
French and
Yatenga to try and
capture Wobgo. When the French...
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Wobogo (died 1904) was the
Mogho Naba (ruler) of
Ouagadougou from 1890 to 1897, at the time of the
French colonial conquest of
Upper Volta.
Wobogu was...
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Dances of the
Nakoobo ceremony of the
Mossi chief Naaba Zomb
Wobgo in Andemtenga...
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naaba 1825 to 1831
Naaba Ragongo,
Yatenga naaba 1831 to 1831
Naaba Wobgo II,
Yatenga naaba 1831 to 1834
Naaba Nyambe Moogo,
Yatenga naaba 1834...
- Kutu I, Moogo-naaba (1850–1871)
Naaba Sanum, Moogo-naaba (1871–1889)
Naaba Wobgo, Moogo-naaba (1889–1897)
Naaba Mazi, Moogo-naaba (1896–1896)
Naaba Sigiri...
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Yatenga naaba (1825–1825)
Naaba Ragongo,
Yatenga naaba (1825–1831)
Naaba Wobgo II,
Yatenga naaba (1831–1831)
Naaba Nyambe Moogo,
Yatenga naaba (1831–1834)...
- > yɩbsɩ
younger sibling(s) 3rd 5 / 6 -go -ro boko >
bogro võogɔ > võorɔ
wɔbgɔ > wɔbrɔ hole(s) leaf >
leaves elephant(s) -to
deego > deto
zuugo > zuto...
- the
original on 2023-06-17.
Retrieved 2023-06-17. "SUCCESSION DE
NAABA WOBGO DE GOURCY : L'ancien ministre, Elie Ouédraogo intronisé sous
haute surveillance...
- and he was soon
forced into
exile to Ségou (Segu) by his
cousin Naaba Wobgo. In 1757, he
returned with
Bambana troops wielding flintlocks, the first...
