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An Account on Saamori Tuure (NCAC_RDD_TAPE_0045A)
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<subfield code="a"><p><strong>Continiuation of Saamori Tuure </strong></p>
<p>When Samori&rsquo;s mother was attacked by the people of Wassoulung and taken on as hostage slave, Samori went for his mother to free her.&nbsp;&nbsp;When he got to Wassoulung, there was the King Sorrie Sidibeh, and he found his mother kept with other slaves doing hard labor.&nbsp;&nbsp;He was told in order to free his mother, he should pay three and a half men, and that meant 3 adult men and a boy.&nbsp;After Samori was there for 3 days, Wassoulung went to war with Beledugu and him.&nbsp;&nbsp;During the war, Almaami Samori captured 12 men and 8 ladies.&nbsp;&nbsp;The men from Wassoulung were pleased with his bravery and war skills and they wanted him to stay.&nbsp;At the end of the war, Samori paid for his mother&rsquo;s freedom.&nbsp;&nbsp;He was given his mother and he took her to Kiliya.&nbsp;&nbsp;When&nbsp;he&nbsp;Samori returned, he attacked his uncle Saaji to convert him to Islam.&nbsp;&nbsp;He then conspired with his uncle&rsquo;s wife to capture him.&nbsp;&nbsp;He captured his uncle, shaved his hair, and forced him to convert to Islam. &lsquo;Batou Dambelleh&rsquo; was given to him as a new name. Samori later killed his uncle&rsquo;s wife for knowing that she deliberately betrayed her husband.&nbsp;Samori conquered, Hamana, Leyadugou and Kuranko.&nbsp;&nbsp;He went to Sikasso where Kebba Tarawalleh lived.&nbsp;&nbsp;Tarawalleh was the descendant of Daa Musa Walanding, Daa Musa Wulamba, Muke Musa and Muke Dantumang and Tarakoto Bulay Tarawalleh.&nbsp;&nbsp;Samori fought with Sikasso for 3 years and he was defeated and captured, but later bought his freedom.&nbsp;When he fought with Wassoulung he defeated them continuously until his brother had to intervene to stop the killings.&nbsp;After that war, he took a journey to Fouta but before he arrived, the people of Fouta did some spiritual rituals that led to Samori&rsquo;s return to Bamako.&nbsp;When he arrived in Bamako he met the white men who later fought with him for many years.&nbsp;&nbsp;He was later captured in Woya-woyanko by the white men after conspiring with his wife Sarankenni.&nbsp;&nbsp;Almami Samori was captured and taken away the same year with Alfa Yaya and Sering Touba.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
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<p><strong>Culture:</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;Malinke</p>
<p><strong>Language:</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;Mandinka</p>
<p><strong>Persons:</strong>&nbsp;Almami Samori, Sorrie Sidibeh, Sarji, Kebba Trawalleh,&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>Relationships:&nbsp;</strong>Sarankenni was Almami Samori&rsquo;s wife</p>
<p>Sarji was Almami Samori&rsquo;s uncle</p>
<p>Daa Musa Wulanding, Daa Musa Wulamba, Muke Musa, Muke Dantuma, Tarakoto Bulay Trawalleh were the ancestors of Kebba Trawalleh</p>
<p><strong>Places:</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;Wassoulung, Beledugu, Kiliya, Hamana, Kuranko and Sikasso.</p>
<p><strong>Movements:&nbsp;</strong>Almami Samori left Wassoulung with his mother and settled in Kiliya</p>
<p><strong>Actions:&nbsp;</strong>Almami Samori fought for Wassoulung and paid for his mother&rsquo;s freedom</p>
<p>Almami Samori was captured by the white men at Woya-woyanko</p>
<p><strong>Time references:&nbsp;</strong>Almami Samori was captured in the same year with Allfa Yaya and Sering Touba</p>
<p><strong>Additional information:&nbsp;</strong>Almami Samori&#39;s uncle&rsquo;s name was Sarji but he was converted to Islam and was renamed &rsquo;Batou Dambelleh&rsquo;</p>
<p><sup><em>Alternative names: Samori, Samory, Touray, Toure, Toureh, Ture,&nbsp;Kanote, Kanuteh, Kanoteh, Kanute, Bana,</em></sup> <em><sup>Sidibeh, </sup></em> <em><sup>Bakary, Bakari, Bakery, Kebba, </sup></em></p></subfield>
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