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Adjua Gyapiaba

Adjua Gyapiaba (c. 1820-1880), also known as Ajua Japiaba, Api-jaba and Afi Jaba, was a woman from Elmina (an area now in Ghana), who after a heated argument with a fellow Elminan was expelled by the Dutch colonial authorities to Suriname, where she eventually acquired fame as a herbalist and diviner.

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Born
c. 1820 Elmina, Gold Coast
Died
18 November 1880 (aged 60) Paramaribo, Suriname

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Nodes19
Edges18
Triples21
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
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related to Biography · 19
Adjua Gyapiaba → As Gyapiaba's, Asante, Asantehene, Asantehene Kwaku Dua, Cape Coast, Elmina, Elminese, Engels, Gold Coast, Gyapiaba, Kumasi, Kwabena Gyapia, Kwamena Ankwanda, Little, Poku, Swearing, This, When Kwamena Ankwanda, While
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Adjua Gyapiaba → c. 1820 Elmina, Gold Coast
Died · 1
Adjua Gyapiaba → 18 November 1880 (aged 60) Paramaribo, Suriname

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gyapiaba elmina suriname dutch van paramaribo coast government asante kumasi asantehene colonial gold oath governor de en argument eventually ghana

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Adjua GyapiabaBornc. 1820 Elmina, Gold Coast1.00infobox
Adjua GyapiabaDied18 November 1880 (aged 60) Paramaribo, Suriname1.00infobox
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyLittle0.60section
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyElmina0.60section
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyKwabena Gyapia0.60section
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyWhile0.60section
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyAsante0.60section
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyKumasi0.60section
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyKwamena Ankwanda0.60section
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyWhen Kwamena Ankwanda0.60section
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyGyapiaba0.60section
Adjua Gyapiabarelated to BiographyAsantehene0.60section

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