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Il regno degli Ashanti-Ghana View gallery (17 photos)

The subjects sent on April 23, 2014 (23:04) by Giuseppe Salvia. 0 comments, 251 views.

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Il re Otumfuo Osei Tutumano preziosa II regna ancora oggi sul regno degli Ashanti in Ghana. Il 6 Maggio 2009 ha festeggiato nello stadio di Kumasi il 10°anniversario dell'ascesa al trono. Dignitari di ogni rango vengono con la loro corte a rendere omaggio al loro re. Tripudio di colori, grandi paramenti, danze e suonatori riempiono lo stadio. Le donne sfoggiano gioielli in oro di grandi dimensioni. Tra il XVIII e il XIX l'impero Ashanti prospero' soprattutto grazie ai commerci con i mercanti Europei insediati nella Costa d'oro con i quali scambiarono oro e schiavi. King Otumfuo Osei Tutu II still reigns in the kingdom of Ashanti in Ghana. On May 6, 2009, he celebrated the stadium in Kumasi on the 10th anniversary of accession to the throne. Dignitaries of all ranks come with their court to pay homage to their king. Riot of colors, large vestments, dances and musicians fill the stage. The women wear large gold jewelry. Between the eighteenth and nineteenth Ashanti empire prosperous' mainly thanks to trade with European merchants settled in the Gold Coast with whom exchanged gold and slaves.

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