- Look up Zarma or
Zerma in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Zarma оr
Zerma may
refer to:
Zarma people, an
ethnic group of West
Africa Zarma language, a...
- (N'Dougou) in what is
today the
nation of Niger.
Babatu became the
ruler of the
Zabarima emirate in 1878
after the
death of the
former ruler, Gazari. He was a slaver...
- Dyabarma,
Zabarima, Zamberba,
Djemabe oder in ähnlichen Schreibweisen; die Haussa-Bezeichnung ist
Zabarma Holden, J.J. (1965), The
Zabarima conquest of...
- state", Anthropos, 104, 2 (2009), 366-380. [copied Holden, J. J. "THE
ZABARIMA CONQUEST OF NORTH-WEST
GHANA PART I."
Transactions of the
Historical Society...
-
Mamprusi (1450–present)
Nanumba (1850–present)
Gonja kingdom (1564–present)
Zabarima Emirate (1860–1897)
Senegambia Imamate of ****a Toro (1776–1821) Imamate...
-
traditional medicines, were said to be
invulnerable to iron. They set up the
Zabarima Emirate within Gurunsiland,
which makes up far
northern Ghana and southern...
-
followers of
diverse origins,
cultivating lasting loyalty. The
Emirs of the
Zabarima Emirate included Hanno or Alfa
Hanno dan Tadano,
Gazari or Alfa Gazare...
-
Zarmakoy Alfa Atta, King (1890–1897)
Zarmakoy Attikou, King (1897–1902)
Zabarima – Hanno, Emir (?) Gazari, Emir (?–1878) Babatu,
Warlord (1878–?) Nigeria...
- well as the
indigenous Gonja.
Salaga was
central to the
emergence of the
Zabarima (emirate) as a
power in the area that is now
northern Ghana, when the scholar...
- by
Andani who was
involved in
fighting with the
raiding forces of the
Zabarima (emirate).
Savelugu is
among the
native towns of the
Dagbon Kingdom and...
