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Barama Ngolo

African leader
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  • Bambara states

    …was founded by two brothers, Barama Ngolo and Nia Ngolo. Initially little more than marauding robber barons, the brothers settled sometime before 1650 near the market town of Ségou, on the south bank of the Niger. The Bambara empire extended to include Timbuktu during the reign (c. 1652–82) of Kaladian…

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    …was founded by two brothers, Barama Ngolo and Nia Ngolo. Initially little more than marauding robber barons, the brothers settled sometime before 1650 near the market town of Ségou, on the south bank of the Niger. The Bambara empire extended to include Timbuktu during the reign (c. 1652–82) of Kaladian…

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