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Tonjon is an
extinct Mande language once
spoken by
blacksmiths among the
Djimini Senoufo of
Ivory Coast. It was
closely related to Ligbi,
another blacksmith...
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branch of the
Western Mande languages. They are,
Ligbi of
Ghana the
extinct Tonjon of
Ivory Coast Jeri of
Ivory Coast Ble of
Burkina Faso Kpee of
Burkina Faso...
- 1845.
After 1839 the
faamaw succeeded each
other in
rapid fashion as the
tonjon leaders grew
increasingly powerful, independent, and
prone to intervene...
- in May 1862.
Despite this victory, the
region remained deeply unsettled.
Tonjon warlords commanding remnants of the
Bamana armies resisted in pockets, and...
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Senufo language of
Ivory Coast.
Blacksmiths among the
Djimini once
spoke Tonjon, a
Mande language.
Djimini at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription...
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military dictatorship ruled by
farba (governors),
remembered locally as the
Tonjon dynasty. Mali's
power in the
region diminished in the 14th century, however...
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Jigawa State Nigerians Togoyo Ubangian 1985 AD
South Sudan Togoyo people Tonjon Mande since the 1950s Vallée du
Bandama District Djimini Torona Atlantic–Congo...
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spoken only by blacksmiths. The best-known of
these is Ligbi;
others include Tonjon, Natioro, Somyev, and in
eastern Africa, Ndo. Ross, Emma George. "The Age...
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usually carried by
servants in a single-poled
sedan chair called a
tonjon.
Nugent had to
leave her
children behind when she went to India, including...
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Altai Töleñgits
there are: Mundus, Todosh, Yrghyt, Köbek, Saghal, Toghul,
Tonjon, Orsaq, and Qypchaq,
Almat (from a
branch of the
ancient Kerey), Naiman...
