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Begho Shown within Ghana Alternative name
Bighu, Biru
Location Ghana Coordinates 7°50′28″N 2°28′31″W / 7.841192203183928°N 2.47530361289158°W / 7.841192203183928;...
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Portuguese in 1471. The
Malian king
occupied Bighu in the mid-sixteenth
century as a "perceived
failure of the
Bighu Juula to
maintain supplies of gold," according...
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Ligbi people, who
according to
Stahl (2004) came from Bigu (Begho,
Bighu) to the area in the
early 17th century. Some
major towns of the
Nafana people...
- of the
Nafana people. The
Ligbi people have come to the area of
Begho (
Bighu), an
ancient trading town on the Tain
river in Ghana, in the
early 17th...
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improved in the
second half of the 16th century.
Around 1550, Mali
attacked Bighu in an
effort to
regain access to its gold.
Songhai authority over Bendugu...
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Pereira described the gold
trade in
Djenne and
Bighu. Abul
Qasim ibn
Mohammed al-Gh****ani in 1586
described Bighu as a
place where "mines of gold and gold dust"...
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Delhi Times Vikas'
father 1987 Su-Raaj 1987
Jalwa Jojo's
father 1987
Dacait Bighu chacha 1987
Satyamev Jayate Mr.
Shastri 1987
Sindoor Pandit Uncredited 1987...
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major center of
Islamic learning.: 72
Bouna was a
refuge for the imam of
Bighu after the
collapse of that city, as well as the
Muslim scholars driven out...
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thriving market of Sutuko. On the
southern frontier, a
Malian force attacked Bighu sometime around 1550,
reinforcing the empire's
hegemony over the
trade routes...
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following the
destruction of
Bighu at the
hands of the
Ashanti Empire.
Bonduku became the "premier
settlement of the
Bighu Juula after the
collapse of...
