Guimbi Ouattara (original) (raw)
Guimbi Ouattara, parfois orthographié Guimbé Ouattara est née vers 1836 au Burkina Faso et décédée en 1919, était une dirigeante et cheffe militaire à Bobo Dioulasso, la capitale économique du Burkina Faso.
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| dbo:abstract | Guimbi, sometimes Guimbé, Ouattara (1836–1919) was a West African ruler and military leader in what today is the country of Burkina Faso. Ouattara was the eldest daughter of Diori Ouattara and Makogo Ouattara. Her father died when she was three, and he was succeeded by her younger brother. By the age of 15, Ouattara had been married and widowed three times. She was active in diplomacy with European explorers, receiving Louis-Gustave Binger, , and Parfait-Louis Monteil. She participated in a number of military campaigns throughout her career, notably working with Samori Ture, a king from Guinea. She prevented Ture from destroying her people by plying him with gifts and offering him a magic potion. Ouattara is still remembered today in Bobo-Dioulasso, where both a maternity hospital and a professional school bear her name. Her mausoleum, a modern structure, can also be visited. (en) Guimbi Ouattara, parfois orthographié Guimbé Ouattara est née vers 1836 au Burkina Faso et décédée en 1919, était une dirigeante et cheffe militaire à Bobo Dioulasso, la capitale économique du Burkina Faso. (fr) Guimbé Uatara (em diúla: Guimbe Wattara; em francês: Guimbé Ouattara) foi uma nobre mandinga do século XIX. Nasceu em Sia (Bobo Diulasso) ca. 1836, filha do fagama do Reino de Guirico Diori Uatara (r. 1809–1839) e uma mulher de nome incerto. Foi ativa nas campanhas contra o Reino de Quenedugu (ca. 1825–1898) e foi anfitriã dos franceses , e quando visitavam Bobo Diulasso. Em decorrência das revoltas dos tiefos contra Guirico, Guimbé pediu ajuda de Samori Turé do Império de Uassulu (r. 1878–1898) e acompanhou-o na expedição contra Amoro Uatara, que culminou na destruição de . Reteve enorme influência em Bobo Diulasso até sua morte em 1919. (pt) |
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| rdfs:comment | Guimbi Ouattara, parfois orthographié Guimbé Ouattara est née vers 1836 au Burkina Faso et décédée en 1919, était une dirigeante et cheffe militaire à Bobo Dioulasso, la capitale économique du Burkina Faso. (fr) Guimbé Uatara (em diúla: Guimbe Wattara; em francês: Guimbé Ouattara) foi uma nobre mandinga do século XIX. Nasceu em Sia (Bobo Diulasso) ca. 1836, filha do fagama do Reino de Guirico Diori Uatara (r. 1809–1839) e uma mulher de nome incerto. Foi ativa nas campanhas contra o Reino de Quenedugu (ca. 1825–1898) e foi anfitriã dos franceses , e quando visitavam Bobo Diulasso. Em decorrência das revoltas dos tiefos contra Guirico, Guimbé pediu ajuda de Samori Turé do Império de Uassulu (r. 1878–1898) e acompanhou-o na expedição contra Amoro Uatara, que culminou na destruição de . Reteve enorme influência em Bobo Diulasso até sua morte em 1919. (pt) Guimbi, sometimes Guimbé, Ouattara (1836–1919) was a West African ruler and military leader in what today is the country of Burkina Faso. Ouattara was the eldest daughter of Diori Ouattara and Makogo Ouattara. Her father died when she was three, and he was succeeded by her younger brother. By the age of 15, Ouattara had been married and widowed three times. She was active in diplomacy with European explorers, receiving Louis-Gustave Binger, , and Parfait-Louis Monteil. She participated in a number of military campaigns throughout her career, notably working with Samori Ture, a king from Guinea. She prevented Ture from destroying her people by plying him with gifts and offering him a magic potion. (en) |
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