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Cayor was
located in
northern and
central Senegal,
southeast of Waalo, west of the
kingdom of Jolof, and
north of Baol and the
Kingdom of Sine.
Cayor...
- two
kingdoms of
Cayor and Baol. Lat Jor
belonged to the Geej or
Guedj Wolof maternal dynasty that had
supplied many of the
rulers of
Cayor and Baol over...
- A
cay (/ˈkiː, ˈkeɪ/ KEE), also
spelled caye or key, is a small, low-elevation,
sandy island on the
surface of a
coral reef.
Cays occur in
tropical environments...
- Cay and
Green Turtle Cay, with its
settlement of New Plymouth,
Great Guana Cay,
private Scotland Cay, Man-O-War
Cay and
Elbow Cay, with its settlement...
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signaled the end of
Jolof hegemony over
Cayor, Baol, Saloum, Sine, Wuli, Niani, and Waalo. The
Lamane of
Cayor Dece Fu
Njogu Fall had
failed to send tribute...
- The
Cay is a teen
novel written by
Theodore Taylor. It was
published in 1969.
Taylor took only
three w****s to
write The
Cay,
having contemplated the story...
- Disney's
Castaway Cay, or
simply Castaway Cay (/ˈkiː/), is a
private island in the
Bahamas which serves as an
exclusive port for the
Disney Cruise Line...
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Zenas Winsor Mc
Cay (c. 1866–1871 – July 26, 1934) was an
American cartoonist and animator. He is best
known for the
comic strip Little Nemo (1905–1914;...
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American cartoonist Winsor Mc
Cay. One of the
earliest animated films and Mc
Cay's first, it
featured characters from Mc
Cay's comic strip Little Nemo in Slumberland...
- Coco
Cay or
Little Stirrup Cay,
sometimes titled Perfect Day at CoCo
Cay (/koʊkoʊkeɪ/) is one of the
Berry Islands, a
collection of
Bahamian cays and small...
