MansirMansir Muhammed
History & Governance/ Islamic Education & Educational Development

Four Ruling Houses (Hausa Presence in the Waters of the Niger)

4records·4 fields·csv·982 B·West Africa, tracking the dynastic quarters, royal households, rural estates, and village headships inside the Yauri Emirate (specifically profiling family domains across Birnin Yauri, Yelwa, Garin Baka, Rikwahe, Rafin Kirya, and Illela within the modern LGAs of Yauri, Ngaski, and Shanga in Kebbi State, Northern Nigeria).·c. 1790 A.D. – 2014 A.D.

A structured prosopographical, genealogical, and elite lineage dataset cataloging the 4 primary royal ruling houses (known natively as Gidaje) that emerged from or succeeded branches of the historic Jerabana Dynasty within the Yauri Kingdom and Emirate.

Source & Methodology

Extracted from primary palace genealogical charts, royal court testimonies, village chieftaincy registers, and intensive semi-structured elite interviews—incorporating records from the 90-year-old elder court historian Alhaji Muhammadu Na-Yelwa and local informant Malam Ibrahim Ahmad—as systemized by editors Prof. A.I. Yandaki, Prof. H.M. Maishanu, and Prof. M.U. Bunza in their collaborative historical text "Hausa Presence in the Waters of the Niger: A History of Yauri Kingdom from 1411 up to its Emirate Status".

Related Project

project / historical-political-western-sahel

Schema — 4 fields

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Four Ruling HousesRoyal GidajeDynastic LineagesMusa RikwaheGajeren SarkiJibrin GajerenAbubakar JatauMustafa GazariAbarshi FamilyAbdullahi AbarshiEmirate MonopoliesElite OscillationsChieftaincy NetworksChieftaincy TitleholdersVillage HeadsGarin BakaIllela EstatesPalace InformantsA I Yandaki

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