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الصفحة 580
That Debiso stool and for that matter the Debisohene , historically , constitutionally and customarily was independent vis a vis Sefwi Wiawso stool ... That at no time in the history of Debiso has Debiso been conquered by the Sefwi ...
That Debiso stool and for that matter the Debisohene , historically , constitutionally and customarily was independent vis a vis Sefwi Wiawso stool ... That at no time in the history of Debiso has Debiso been conquered by the Sefwi ...
الصفحة 583
Behiramwere are two segments of the same matrilineage , and tradition establishes that the ɔmanhene's stool should pass from one segment to the other . Asafo's narrative moreover aims at neutralising the strategies aimed at discrediting ...
Behiramwere are two segments of the same matrilineage , and tradition establishes that the ɔmanhene's stool should pass from one segment to the other . Asafo's narrative moreover aims at neutralising the strategies aimed at discrediting ...
الصفحة 584
on the Asafo stool may inherit , while an ordinary young man from Sefwi Wiawso may inherit . 38 According to Aduhene , only the chief of Asafo has the right of accession to the ɔmanhene's stool while all members of the Behiramwere ...
on the Asafo stool may inherit , while an ordinary young man from Sefwi Wiawso may inherit . 38 According to Aduhene , only the chief of Asafo has the right of accession to the ɔmanhene's stool while all members of the Behiramwere ...
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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