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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...
- the
Kingdom of
Bissau was
founded by the son of the king of
Quinara (
Guinala), who
moved to the area with his
pregnant sister, six wives, and subjects...
- tradition, the
kingdom was
founded by Mecau, the son of the king of
Quinara (
Guinala), who
moved to the area with his
pregnant sister, six wives, and subjects...
- Region, the
southwestern part of the country, and they
speak the
Bubwas and
Guinala dialects. The
fourth group live in the
southern province of Tombali, on...
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inhabited the area
around the Rio
Grande de Buba in
three kingdoms: Biguba,
Guinala, and Bissege.: 65 The
former two were
important ports with significant...
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Koumbi Saleh Empire 400–1235 AD
Great Fulo Anyam-Godo
Empire 1490–1776 AD
Guinala Bruco Kingdom 14th–19th
century Gyaaman Sampa State 1450-1895
Hausa Kingdoms...
- The
rulers of
Kaabu held a
silver lance, for example,
while the king of
Guinala, one of
their subordinates, held a bow and
arrows of iron. The majority...
- of Salaga) Huba/Kilba
Kingdom (16th century–1904 AD)
Biafada Kingdoms:
Guinala/Quinala (pre 15th
century AD–?) (v****al of Kaabu)
Biguba Bissege (Bissagos...
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Portuguese and
French Pre-colonial
kingdoms Kings of
Kaabu (1537–1867)
Kings of
Guinala Kings of
Biguba Kings of
Bissegi Pre-colonial
states conquered by the French...
- king of Bissau.: 313
However the
issue was not solved, as the king of
Guinala also had
rights to the
throne of Bissau. It was
customary after two to...
