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Kobina Gyan

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29: 178: 286: 216:'s way of dealing with the siege of Elmina strongly enough, Kobina Gyan was enstooled on 15 July 1869 to succeed him. During his rule, Kobina Gyan initially relied on the support and advice of the wealthy and educated Elmina trader 273:, who collected him from Sierra Leone, Kobina Gyan again set foot on Elminan soil on 17 May 1894 and was again proclaimed king. Less than two years later, on 12 March 1896, Kobina Gyan died. He was buried in the 293:
Kobina Gyan is remembered as a principled king who stood up for his people. In May 2005, Elmina's Trafalgar Square was renamed Kobina Gyan square, and a statue of Kobina Gyan was unveiled at the centre.
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arrived in November 1871 to effect the cession of the Dutch possessions to the British, he deposed Kobina Gyan. After Elmina was turned over to the British on 6 April 1872, and angry mobs went after
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decided to test Kobina Gyan's loyalty by requesting him to take an oath of allegiance to the British on 12 March 1873. When Kobina Gyan refused, he was arrested and taken by boat to
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Doortmont, Michel R. (2001). "An overview of Dutch relations with the Gold Coast in the light of David van Nyendael's mission to Ashanti in 1701-02". In Van Kessel, W.M.J. (ed.).
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published a fictionalised account of the transfer of Elmina to the British in 2014, which centres on a (fictional) fifteen year-old nephew of Kobina Gyan as
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Eminsang offered his services to the British authorities taking over, while the idealist Kobina Gyan continued to oppose British rule.
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While Kobina Gyan is certainly the most used spelling in modern sources, his name is also rendered as Kobena Gyan and Cobina Gan.
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Kobina Gyan never flew the English flag given to him by Pope Hennessy and refused British payment of
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Kobina Gyan's exile would last 21 years. With the assistance of Elmina District Commissioner
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Statue of Kobina Gyan in Elmina. Note that the dates on the inscription are not correct.
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An Asante Embassy on the Gold Coast. The Mission of Akyempon Yaw to Elmina 1869–1872
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Merchants, missionaries & migrants : 300 years of Dutch-Ghanaian relations
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Anglo-Dutch Convention for an Interchange of Territory on the Gold Coast of Africa
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After his father was destooled in January 1869 for not opposing Dutch governor
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cession of the Dutch possessions on the Gold Coast to the British
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Kobina Gyan and his supporters upon his return to Elmina in 1894.
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Facing Two Ways: Ghana's Coastal Communities Under Colonial Rule
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in 1863. During his father's reign, Kobina Gyan was sub-king (
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Index


Kweku Andoh
Kobina Conduah II
Kobina Conduah I
Kofi Atta
Elmina
Dutch Gold Coast
Elmina
British Gold Coast

Elmina
Anglo-Dutch Convention for an Interchange of Territory on the Gold Coast of Africa
Fante Confederacy
William III of the Netherlands
George Pieter Willem Boers
George Emil Eminsang
cession of the Dutch possessions on the Gold Coast to the British
Realpolitiker
Jan Helenus Ferguson
George Emil Eminsang
John Pope Hennessy
Robert William Harley
Cape Coast
Sierra Leone
Hendrik Vroom
Dutch Cemetery

Manu Herbstein
Garnet Wolseley, 1st Viscount Wolseley
Doortmont 2001

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