History of SAMORI TURAY - The Cleric and Colonial Resistant-The last Fama of Manndé-Mandinka Version
The Almamy Samory Touré (or Samori Touré), born around 1830 in Miniambaladougou, in present-day Guinea, fell in Guélémou, present-day Côte d'Ivoire, and died on June 2, 1900 in Ndjolé, present-day Gabon, is the founder of the he Wassoulou empire, an ephemeral empire that stretched from Siguiri and the southern regions of present-day Mali to the forest regions of Middle Guinea, around two of its major capitals: Kankan and Bissandougou (present-day Guinea) 1. It collapsed in 18982.
Fighting militarily against French and British penetration into West Africa for nearly twenty years, Samory Touré, although largely unknown, is considered the last great independent black leader of West Africa3 and one of the greatest African resistance fighters. to colonial penetration at the end of the 19th century4. His arrest marks the completion of the conquest of West Africa3.
Born around 1830 in Miniambaladougou (currently in south-eastern Guinea), this son of a Dioula merchant (konianké-malinké) grew up in West Africa undergoing rapid change due to the growing number of contacts with Europeans. Trade with Europe had made some African states wealthy, while the increasing use of firearms altered traditional warfare. His parents had renounced Islam to convert to paganism.
In 1848, Samory's mother, Sokhona Camara, was captured during a raid led by Sory Bourama5, of the Cissé clan, and reduced to slavery. Not having the money to buy it back, he had to put himself at the service of the Cissé, from whom he learned the use of weapons, to obtain his mother's long-term release. According to tradition, he remains in their service "seven years, seven months, seven days".
Also freed from his oath to King Ibrahima, however, he did not return home and became the leader of the armies of another lord, the King of Toron, Bitiké-Souané5. He enlisted for two years in the army of Saransware-Mori, faama (military leader) of the Bérété, enemies of the Cissé, before joining his own people, the Camara. Appointed kélétigui (war chief) in Dyala in 1861, Samory took the oath to protect his people against the Bérété and the Cissé. He creates a professional army and appoints his relatives, especially his brothers and childhood friends, to positions of command.
In 1864, El Hadj Umar Tall, the founder of a rapidly expanding empire which then dominated the Upper Niger region, the Toucouleur Empire, died. His empire is falling apart.
In 1867, Samory was a full-fledged warlord, with his own army grouped together in Sanankoro in the Guinean highlands, on the banks of Haut-Milo, a tributary of the Niger River. It was at this time that he converted to Islam and between 1873 and 1874 took the title of almami, religious guide5. He describes his state as a "warrior and merchant state" whose goods are often slaves of the conquered tribes.
Samory Touré formed commercial partnerships which enabled him to obtain sufficient rifles and horses, giving him a decisive advantage over the small neighboring kingdoms5. In 1876, Samory imported breech-loading rifles through the British colony of Sierra Leone. At the head of his army, composed mainly of infantrymen armed with a saber, a dagger and a rifle, he seized the district of Buré in the region of Siguiri, rich in gold (currently astride the border between Guinea and Mali), in order to strengthen its finances. In 1878 he was powerful enough to proclaim himself faama ("military ruler") of his own Wassoulou empire. He made Bissandougou his capital and began trade and diplomatic exchanges with the neighboring and declining Toucouleur empire.
In 1881, Samory was able to secure his hold over Kankan (present-day Guinea), a key town in the Dioula trade, located on the edge of Haut-Milo. Kankan was then a center of the cola nut trade, strategically positioned to control the surrounding trade routes. In 1881, Wassoulou extended into Guinea and Mali, from what is now Sierra Leone to northern Côte d'Ivoire and Bobo-Dioulasso in Burkina Faso.
As Samory conquers the many small tribal states that surround him, he also maneuvers diplomatically. He established regular relations with the British in Sierra Leone and forged promising links with the Imamate of Fouta-Djalon.
Samory Touré's army is remarkable because, during the second half of the 19th century, it went from a feudal model to a modern model inspired by European standards under the leadership of its leader5.
At the end of the 1870s, the French began their expansion into West Africa, from eastern Senegal, with the aim of reaching the upper Nile in present-day Sudan. They also sought to advance south. -is to reach their bases in CI
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Thank you very much for this. Even though my understanding of madinka is now very rusty. I managed to understand 70% of it. As a soso born in Conakry, Guinea, and a Camara, this is extremely moving. Somory Turay, despite his mistakes, was a patriot who only wanted to defend his country from the colonial penetration and subsequent plundered of the country resources. May Allah Almighty grant him the highest spot in heaven. Sorry brother, mon français n'est plus adéquat pour mieux exprimer mon appréciation pour votre émission. Thank you so much and merci beaucoup pour la narration de cette page extrêmement importante de l'histoire de la Guinée et l'Afrique de l'ouest globalement.
Merci depuis le Sénégal l'almamy Samory paix à son âme que Dieu l'accueil dans son paradis bi barakatou seydina MOUHAMED SAW amiiine amiiine amiiine
@zecculture
5 ай бұрын
Amine beaucoup la sœur , Sylla diabi , faba kaira 🙏🏾
@user-hl8bz7hk2y
3 ай бұрын
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Samori Toure was a strongman who show a strong defiance to western imperialism. I admired his resilience and heroism. History will always remember him as a great African leader
MERCI DE VOUS INTÉRÈSSER , DE L' HISTOIRE NOTRE ARRIÈRE GRAND - PÈRE! SOYEZ BÉNIS❤🙏ON VIENT DE KÈRUANI❤
@zecculture
6 ай бұрын
C’est un grand honneur pour moi de faire ce travail pour la mémoire de nos ancêtres
@user-hf7ie3df6b
6 ай бұрын
Unus
CHAQUE FOIS , QUE J' ENTENDS CES SONS , ÇA ME DONNE DES FRISSONS❤🙏❤
@zecculture
6 ай бұрын
Votre ancêtre est un homme de grande valeur !
Merci infiniment mon frère. la valeur de ton acte ne peux pas être défini que la bénédiction divine soit sur toi mon frère que l’âme de ses grand repose en paix que le Mandé résiste.
@zecculture
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Merci infiniment mon frère pour tout le travail abattu, vraiment heureux en ce jour d’avoir entendu l’histoire de mon ancêtre, Le Grand Samory Toure. Dommage que je comprenne pas parfaitement le mandé du grand griot orateur, mais l’essentiel fut assimilé. Dieu te bénisse abondamment.
Très bien merci mon frère et grand merci Dialy Mady continuez.. Bravo l afrique noire a besoin des gens comme vous nous sommes fiers d être Mandingues. N oublie pas histoire de Cherif Sidy aidara casamance sibicouroto
@zecculture
Жыл бұрын
Inch Allah je vais le poster . Je suis moi même un sylla. Très content de voir un soeur ici 🙏
Touray Manding mory. Bless , He Will never die. Bless
Merci depuis le mali. abarka
@zecculture
5 ай бұрын
Merci à toi . J’espère que tu arrive à comprendre notre mandinka
Merci infiniment mon frère pour tout le travail abattu, vraiment heureux en ce jour d’avoir entendu l’histoire de mon ancêtre, Le Grand Samory Toure. Dommage que je comprenne pas parfaitement le mandé du grand griot orateur, mais l’essentiel fut assimilé. Dieu te bénisse abondamment.🙏🙏🙏
@zecculture
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On est ensemble
MERCI INFINIMENT❤❤❤
UNE TRÉS BELLE PHOTO , AVEC LA MONTAGNE❤🙏💚
@zecculture
6 ай бұрын
Merci
NOTRE VRAIE HISTOIRE, TOURÉ MANDJOU❤🙏❤
CE QU , J' AI CONSTATÉ , C' EST QUE , TOUTE LA FAMILLE SE RESSEMBLE , DE LOIN , ON LES RECONNAIT❤❤
@zecculture
6 ай бұрын
C’est Le sang qui est fort et pur 👌🏿
Thanks bro for this very interesting and informative piece, keep them coming
Merci mon Frère je content de vous
Thanks you so much bro
Merci bien
The hero. He will never die
Fière d être ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Merci beaucoup frère cette histoire
These people were the great SONS of Africa. Unlike their present counterparts, they were honest, loyal and patriotic who put honor before personal gains. in short, they were men of integrity. History will never forget them, because they earned their place in it rightfully.
Vraiment merci beaucoup du courage ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
LE SANG EST TELLEMENT FORT , J' AI GRANDI AU SÈNÉGAL , JE NE PARLE PAS BIEN MES LANGUES , MAIS , VOUS VOYEZ , JE COMPRENDS TOUT CE QU' IL DIT❤❤❤
@zecculture
6 ай бұрын
C’est la voix des ancêtres comme on dit . Le Mandinko n’est pas trop complexe, donc si tu comprend ne serait ce qu’un seul dialecte du Mandingue , tu comprendra ce qu’on dit . Vous parlez quel langue a La maison ?
ماشاء الله بارك الله فيك يا جالي ماد كياتي والله حقيقة أنا أحب إستماع تاريخ مندكا، وانا كياتي من غامبيا في قرية بركاماباه،، ثم
LES HOMMES D' AVANT , ÉTAIENT DE VRAIS COMBATTANTS , MÊME SI , ILS Y ONT LAISSÉ LEURS VIES😢❤🙏❤
@zecculture
6 ай бұрын
C’était des hommes intègres , des homme plein de dignité prêt à mourrir pour défendre leur patrie
ÇA ME VA DROIT AU COEUR❤❤❤
@zecculture
6 ай бұрын
Merci d’avoir regardé la vidéo
L'Afrique est très riche de son histoire,on doit l'éduquer nos enfants à nos écoles plutôt que de l'histoire Occident
Good work Bro, Panafricain fight is on going throughout all over Africa and your memorial work is one of the most important part of this fight because it address the very raison of things we believe in and why we should fight. Actually We need historians to help redact an hythem that will unify all Panafricains as a religious mantra in one text that every African child should learn as soon as he starts speeking in any African language. Please get in touch for us to workout the specifications.
Merci grazie oggi
Abarka bakeh bro i enjoy this
@AmidouFaty
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❤❤❤❤it s pleasure to listen this history
Merci frere ...
Samory 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Merci beaucoup fièr d'être mandingue ❤❤❤
EYWAY SVP , IL FAUT TRADUIRE ÇA , DANS TOUTES LES LANGUES❤
@zecculture
6 ай бұрын
Je vais essayer de le faire quand j’aurai le temps inchallah 👍
I ko barika tougnala.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ala baraka
Please can u translate it in English, French or German please. Dank ! Benbeya jazz of Guinea 🇬🇳 dropped an album about Almany Samory in the 70 es
Tankyou broder
@zecculture
Жыл бұрын
You are welcome 🙏
Nous avons besoin de l'histoire de cheick Abdoul khadre Djeilani
@zecculture
10 ай бұрын
Je le posterai quand je le trouve inchallah
Paix à son âme amine
the last part repeated again?
Merci le griot
this is interesting how can a person be added to the group please the kaaba group
@zecculture
Жыл бұрын
Add Aladji Socé on Facebook and tell him to add you in the group : facebook.com/elhaji.guitte?mibextid=LQQJ4d This is his Facebook page
Mon nom c'est KOMA je veux connaître histoire des komadari
Alning baraa
Votre copie contient des bruits domestiques avant la vidéo était mieux
@zecculture
2 жыл бұрын
Okay je vais le revoir
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Salam bro
@zecculture
2 жыл бұрын
salam
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Kanoute
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salam pouvez vous nous parler du pelerinage de Almami Samory ?
@zecculture
2 жыл бұрын
Inchallah je la poste quand j’aurais l’audio
Mandem power is not joss today is long long time please people wy african history
No il manque le dernier
Hello brother how can join you WhatsApp group please???
@zecculture
2 жыл бұрын
Alhadji Socé Djité +34 642 71 07 57
@gueyendioro6814
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Bonjour merçi es ce qu'on peut avoir la traduction en français pour la famille qui vivent en France on comprend pas tout merçi d'avance
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