The Making of an African King examines the source of the kingship struggle in Winneba, Ghana as seen by colonial administrators, and the final court ruling in June 2013 between the patrilineal Otuano Royal Family against the non-royal Acquah faction that favors matrilineal system of succession practiced by the Akan.
The Making of an African King examines the source of the kingship struggle in Winneba, Ghana as seen by colonial administrators, and the final court ruling in June 2013 between the patrilineal Otuano Royal Family against the non-royal Acquah faction that favors matrilineal system of succession practiced by the Akan.
Note on Revised Edition Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: The wutu- be Chapter 3: Building the Lion's Kingdom Chapter 4: The Nyant r (Aboakyir) Festival Chapter 5: The Princess Ay nsua Factor Chapter 6: Patrilineal Succession Restored Chapter 7: One Among Many Chapter 8: The Lion King Chapter 9: Conclusion Endnotes Glossary of Terms Selected Bibliography Index About the Author
Note on Revised Edition Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: The wutu- be Chapter 3: Building the Lion's Kingdom Chapter 4: The Nyant r (Aboakyir) Festival Chapter 5: The Princess Ay nsua Factor Chapter 6: Patrilineal Succession Restored Chapter 7: One Among Many Chapter 8: The Lion King Chapter 9: Conclusion Endnotes Glossary of Terms Selected Bibliography Index About the Author
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