- The
majority of
Biafadas are **** Muslims. However, some are
Catholics or
animists who
believe that
objects have spirits. The
Biafadas mix
Islam with...
-
Biafada (ga-njoola) is a
Senegambian language of Guinea-Bissau.
Biafada is
heavily influenced by Mandinka.
Variants on the name
include Beafada, Bedfola...
- historians. The
earliest inhabitants were the Jola, Papel, Manjak, Balanta, and
Biafada peoples.[citation needed]
Later the
Mandinka and
Fulani migrated into the...
- Bainunk-Kobiana-Kasanga (branch)
Kobiana Gujaher Gubëeher Guñaamolo
Biafada-Pajade (branch)
Pajade Biafada Tenda (branch)
Konyagi B****ari
Bedik Bak (branch) Joola...
- and
black people.
During this time they also
controlled trade with the
Biafada people and the Port Loko region. The lançados
declined in
importance starting...
- followed. The
oldest inhabitants were the Jola, Papel, Manjak, Balanta, and
Biafada peoples. The
Mandinka and
Fulani later migrated into the region, pushing...
-
Guinala or
Quinara was an
important Biafada kingdom in pre-colonial Guinea-Bissau
situated between the Geba and Rio
Grande de Buba rivers. The main port...
-
trading for gold,
right up to the
south of Koya in Cape
Mount Area. The
Biafada is the land
above the
confluence on the
north bank of the
Corubal River...
- (Yagbum) (1892 Sack of Salaga) Huba/Kilba
Kingdom (16th century–1904 AD)
Biafada Kingdoms: Guinala/Quinala (pre 15th
century AD–?) (v****al of Kaabu) Biguba...
- Tenda Jaad (
Biafada,
Pajade (Badjara))...
