Well elaborate video It seems most of the northern tribes migrated to Ghana after the fall of the Mali empire. We are all indeed one people. Let’s unite Africa for a common goal
You're doing very well with your research bro!! But you have to do further Studies b4 putting these videos out. There was no tribe by Name Gonja b4 Ndewura Jakpah. He founded the great Gonja state. However, b4 he came from the north (mandingo) there were numerous tribes settled on the land that latter became known as the Gonjaland. Those people living there were all Guans. Like you said, Ndewura Jakpah installed vassal chiefs in all the places he conquered which later became known as Gonjaland and thus the "tribe" Gonja. The Guan tribes that lived in those lands before the conquest of Jakpah were the Moo, Vagla, Tamplema among others. All these tribes together are known as Gonjas though they're now seeking individual recognition. You're doing very well. Keep it up and let's learn together
Sorry Bro, Tribes you mentioned like Moo, Vagla and Templuma are not Guans. They are under Mole -Dagbon. So they are not Gonjas but are ruled by the Gonjas.
Coming from which tribe? You should explore beyond your village and acquire knowledge. There is no Gonja under any tribe’s rule but I can tell you a lot of our neighbors are still our subjects that’s why you’ll find a lot of Dagbani speaking communities in Kusawgu traditional area still being subjects to Kusawgu wura.
I just confirmed it Daboya and Salaga was a Konkomba land not Dagomba.. please verify far thank u. I don't advise u to just read to us what are in the books
However Kusawgu traditional area and most part of central Gonja district was occupied by Dagombas that’s why you find a lot of villages around Kusawgu speaking Dagbani though under Kusawgu rulership. For instance Sankpala, Zabzugu Yipala and all those dagbani speaking communities.
@@lukmanmustapha4226 All Dagombas in Gonjaland are all migrants[ farmers ], they used go there to farm and then go back to Dagbon time to time they start to settle there, so we called them ''Zabag kpariba'' meaning farmers in gonjaland.
My dad is gonja but I didn’t learn about his culture!! Good work 👍🏾
Keep it up bro. Happy to be part of this in-depth experience
A Gonja watching from Paris keep it up bro👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😍😍😍
Good one there bro, keep the fire going and more wins.
Nice video.... you doing great
Keep it going bro 🔥
Great and marvellous. More grease to your elbow.
thanks dad
Well elaborate video
It seems most of the northern tribes migrated to Ghana after the fall of the Mali empire. We are all indeed one people. Let’s unite Africa for a common goal
nope, majority came from the east of lake chad
Informative video
Good work
keep it coming, i want the continuation of the Fantes
Nice content
Nice 👍
Nice history 👌
Great work. Keep it up
Good job from AYITI ka CHANJE
History on the tips
Good work man, however, The meaning of Bole being narrated as to mean submission. Other history sources suggest that Bole means "here is okay"
You're doing very well with your research bro!! But you have to do further Studies b4 putting these videos out.
There was no tribe by Name Gonja b4 Ndewura Jakpah. He founded the great Gonja state. However, b4 he came from the north (mandingo) there were numerous tribes settled on the land that latter became known as the Gonjaland.
Those people living there were all Guans.
Like you said, Ndewura Jakpah installed vassal chiefs in all the places he conquered which later became known as Gonjaland and thus the "tribe" Gonja.
The Guan tribes that lived in those lands before the conquest of Jakpah were the Moo, Vagla, Tamplema among others.
All these tribes together are known as Gonjas though they're now seeking individual recognition.
You're doing very well.
Keep it up and let's learn together
Sorry Bro, Tribes you mentioned like Moo, Vagla and Templuma are not Guans. They are under Mole -Dagbon. So they are not Gonjas but are ruled by the Gonjas.
We diffected Gonjas n even gives them lands to settle o
Coming from which tribe? You should explore beyond your village and acquire knowledge. There is no Gonja under any tribe’s rule but I can tell you a lot of our neighbors are still our subjects that’s why you’ll find a lot of Dagbani speaking communities in Kusawgu traditional area still being subjects to Kusawgu wura.
The Fati monrunkpe leanage are the Nsuawura leanage (the chief mallams) , not the royals.
I just confirmed it Daboya and Salaga was a Konkomba land not Dagomba.. please verify far thank u.
I don't advise u to just read to us what are in the books
I total agree with u bruh
However Kusawgu traditional area and most part of central Gonja district was occupied by Dagombas that’s why you find a lot of villages around Kusawgu speaking Dagbani though under Kusawgu rulership. For instance Sankpala, Zabzugu Yipala and all those dagbani speaking communities.
It's a lie. Daboya was for Dagombas. Gonjas never fought with Konkonbas. Rather Dagombas and Konkonbas share boundaries.
We don't deal with books history coz ..there is no statement saying Gonjas difect Dagbombas and took away their lands kindly do your research again 😀
Tell me why most dagombas are still subjects to Gonjas in Central Gonja district especially Kusawgu traditional area
@@lukmanmustapha4226 All Dagombas in Gonjaland are all migrants[ farmers ], they used go there to farm and then go back to Dagbon time to time they start to settle there, so we called them ''Zabag kpariba'' meaning farmers in gonjaland.
This history is not true, please
Nice 👍