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southernmost Kenya. The
central human figure in the
Maasai religious system is the
laibon whose roles include shamanistic healing,
divination and prophecy, and ensuring...
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affected the
Masai themselves.
After the
death of the
Masai Mbatian, the
chief laibon (medicine man), the
Masai split into
warring factions. The
Masai caused...
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referral to old
students of the
school changed from the
phrase Old
Yorkist to
Laibons, the
latter being a
title given to
religious figures of the Maasai. A picture...
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continent of Africa. The
Kindred of the
Ebony Kingdom,
known as the
Laibon, are
fictional European vampires native to
Africa in the Old
World of Darkness...
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Mbatian (died 1890) was a
Maasai laibon known for
prophesies that he made and
consequent victories by
Maasai warriors that were
attributed to him. Mbatian...
- Ngai or Enkai's name is
synonymous to "rain." In
Maasai religion, the
Laibon (plural: Laiboni)
intercedes between the
world of the
living and the Creator...
- such as Batian, Nelion, and Lenana. They
commemorate Mbatian, a
Maasai Laibon (Medicine Man), Nelieng, his brother, and
Lenana and Sendeyo, his sons....
- windows. Meanwhile, the
Atlas truck that
attacked the U.S. Emb****y at 36
Laibon Road, Dar es
Salaam was
being driven by
Hamden Khalif Allah Awad, known...
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monarch and the
local aristocracy. Kenya:
Title since 1904 of the
former laibon of all the
Maasai in
Kenya (not in Tanzania) Kenya:
Title held by supreme...
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Simeon Laiseri Kokan Benne (1888–1983), also
called "Simeon of Arusha" (
Laibon Simeon in Maasai;
Mfalme Simoen in Swahili), was a well-known last monarch...
