Ashanti Empire Processional
(From the Collection, Kuumba Kalaidescope No.4)
David E. Robinson III - Still Waters Youth Sinfo-Nia
Ashanti Empire Processional
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The mighty Ashanti (Asante) Empire was a West African, pre-colonial state
in the 17th century, which later became Ghana. The people were known as the
Ashanti, which spoke the language of Akan. The region was once known as Gold
Coast, because of the gold deposits that were found. Osei Tutu served as the Asantehene
(paramount chief) of Ashanti from 1701 to 1717. Kumasi became the capital. This regal processional symbolizes the
ceremonial events that take place with the Ashanti.
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