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- Achirimbi II was the tenth Fon ("King") who ruled over the town of Ba**** and adjoining areas (the Fondom of Ba****) in a semi-autonomous fashion. His reign...
- best remembered due to Gerald Durrell's humorous portrayal of the Fon Achirimbi II in his books describing animal-collecting missions to Ba**** in the...
- King (1677–1708) Ngwa Abi-Fu, King (1708–1752) Tumfong, King (1752–1799) Achirimbi I, King (1799–1852) Kingdom of Bamum (complete list) – Koutou, Mfon (1672–1757)...
- Portugal under Southwest Europe Cameroon Fondom of Ba**** (complete list) – Achirimbi I, King (1799–1852) Kingdom of Bamum (complete list) – Mbouombouo, Mfon...
- British Nigeria for administrative purposes. At least one Fon of Ba****, Achirimbi II maintained friendly ties with the British. When the British left part...
- Cameroon Fondom of Ba**** (complete list) – Abumbi I, King (1852–1932) Achirimbi II, King (1932–1961, joined Cameroon) Duala people (complete list) – Dika...
- Portugal under Southwest Europe Cameroon Fondom of Ba**** (complete list) – Achirimbi I, King (1799–1852) Abumbi I, King (1852–1916) Kingdom of Bamum (complete...
- the gnu. Whitley's collection later became Paignton Zoo. This was Fon Achirimbi II of Ba****. Durrell gives the cane rat's scientific name as Praomys tullbergi...
- (A Zoo in My Luggage – an account of her meeting with the Fon of Ba**** Achirimbi II is described here) New Zealand-Australia-Malaysia (1961) (Two in the...
- British Empire as part of the British Cameroons. At least one Fon of Ba****, Achirimbi II maintained friendly ties with the British. When the British left Cameroon...