- island. In 1734 the
Akwamus were
defeated by the Akyem, Ga, Kyerepong, and the
Dutch forces, and lost half of
their empire. The
Akwamus were
pushed to Akwamufie...
- The
Akwamu people are an Akan
ethnic group in Ghana. They are
native around the
border between the
Eastern and
Volta Regions. The
Akwamu founded an empire...
- List of
rulers of the Akan (Bron)
state of
Akwamu (formerly Twifo-Heman)
Territory comprised part of present-day
southern Ghana Akan
people Ghana Gold...
-
capital and part of Akwapim. The
Abuakwas fought the
Akwamus and
settled in the area of the
Akwamus. The
Abukawas made
temporary capitals in
several areas...
- at
Boampong (Kaabi) the
northern part of present-day Akropong. When the
Akwamus'
brutalities on the
Guans and the
Kyerepongs had gone
beyond control and...
- Niger–Congo family.
Subgroups of the Akan
people include: the Agona, Akuapem,
Akwamu, Akyem, Anyi, Ashanti, Baoulé, Bono, Chakosi, Fante, Kwahu, Sefwi, W****a...
- key to the
Christianborg castle which the
Akwamus took in 1693.
According to historians, the king of the
Akwamus at that time
called Nana
Asamani sold back...
- cities, the
Akwamu were centralized, and had one
supreme ruler. The
unity of the
Akwamu, and the
highly sophisticated army that the
Akwamu had at their...
-
Denkyira (Western
North region),
Mankessim Kingdom (Central region), and
Akwamu (Eastern region). By the 19th century, the
territory of the
southern part...
-
where the
present Akwamu capital. The Akyems,
especially the
elite forces known as the
Abuakwas but also the Kotokus,
fought the
Akwamus and
emerged victorious...
