Definition of Caboceer. Meaning of Caboceer. Synonyms of Caboceer

- renamed Brempong Kojo (meaning distinguished Kojo) and later Europeanized as Caboceer Cudjo (meaning chief Cudjo), was born around 1700 in Ekumfi in a Fante...
- expected to arm their men with weapons. ****ou; Provincial governor and caboceer of the French fort at Whydah, could bring on to field 5–600 men as well...
- footstool, rich country cloth, a keg of rum, ten heads of cowry s****, and a caboceers stool. King Ghezo made it clear that he would not stop the slave trade...
- Caboceer (Chief) of Asante equipped for war. Image was engraved in the early nineteenth century...
- provinces. The chiefs and kings of other states in the confederation, called 'Caboceers' in European sources, came to Mankessim at least once a year for the Ahoba...
- ordered all his subjects to set about clearing the paths, giving each caboceer (chief) a string, measuring ten yards, the intended width of roads. Thus...
- as the port of Kosoko and his Caboceers and Chiefs, for all purposes of legitimate trade. 3rd. Kosoko his Caboceers and Chiefs do most solemnly pledge...
- governed by a small group of wise men known as caboceers, one of whom was deemed Braffo or chief caboceer, the role John Corrente filled. While the Europeans...
- Dutch Gold Coast. The contracting partners on the Axim side were the "caboceers" (chiefs) of Axim, presumably represented by the two paramount chiefs...
- during this period. Portuguese sources of the 17th century speak of three "caboceers" or leaders of Elmina in three different districts. They also note that...