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41: 602:, recognized the social stratification among Zarma-Songhai people as well as other ethnic groups in West Africa, but suggested that sociologists should invent a new term for West African social stratification system. Other scholars consider this a bias and isolationist because the West African system shares all elements in Dumont's system, including economic, endogamous, ritual, religious, deemed polluting, segregative and spread over a large region. According to 294: 610:
Shoup list these strata in three categories: free (chiefs, farmers and herders), servile (artists, musicians and griots), and the slave class. The servile group were socially required to be endogamous, while the slaves could be emancipated over four generations. The highest social level, states Shoup, claim to have descended from King
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The different strata of the Songhai have included the kings and warriors, the scribes, the artisans, the weavers, the hunters, the fishermen, the leather workers and hairdressers (Wanzam), and the domestic slaves (Horso, Bannye). Each caste reveres its own guardian spirit. Some scholars such as John
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poses a challenge, as both are subgroups within the same language family, sharing a very similar dialect and culture. Despite the significant commonalities, the Songhaiborai may identify themselves and their dialect as "Zarma," emphasizing the shared heritage. However, both groups acknowledge their
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etc. This marked the end of an empire that once shone for its immensity and the courage of its leaders in spite of multiple incessant internal conflicts of succession. These kingdoms, however, did not find their union circumstantial until March 1906, during the anti-colonial battle of
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and briefly took command of the Songhai resistance army. Supported by the remains of the disbanded army, they migrated down river from Gao to the same region of Ayorou where Sonni Baru and his people had taken refuge after their overthrow, precisely in present-day
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distinct branches within the same ethnicity, often adopting the collective name "Zarma," making it difficult for outsiders to discern any noticeable differences. Additionally, in Mali, they are recognized as the
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Southern Songhay Speech Varieties In Niger:A Sociolinguistic Survey of the Zarma, Songhay, Kurtey, Wogo, and Dendi Peoples of Niger
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The Songhay are mostly agriculturalists (mostly growing rice and millet), hunters, fishers and cattle owners which they let the
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Recognizing the strength of the Moroccan army, they later decided to abandon the struggle for the re-establishment of the
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Tal Tamari (1998), Les castes de l'Afrique occidentale: Artisans et musiciens endogames, Nanterre: Société d’ethnologie,
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The Songhai proper have traditionally been a socially stratified society, like many West African ethnic groups with
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whose vernacular name among the Songhai is "Mamar". It is also worth noting that both groups use the title surname "
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Sonni Ali died in 1492, his former army general and nephew Askia Mohammad rebelled against his son and successor,
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succeeded him and in 1661 tried for the second time to regroup the Songhai including their rival cousins (the
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of their Songhai nobles, who find themselves dispersed today in the above-mentioned region of Southwestern
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According to oral history, the Songhai nobles came to be known as "Songhai" during the reign of
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in 1591. These two historical events that resulted in the mass exodus of the Songhai emptied
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The language, society and culture of the Songhai people is barely distinguishable from the
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Traditions des Songhay de Tera (Niger) by Hammadou Soumalia, Moussa Hamidou, Diouldé Laya
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Is Otherness Represented in Songhay-Zarma society? A case study of the 'Tula' story
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Les sociétés Songhay-Zarma (Niger-Mali): chefs, guerriers, esclaves, paysans
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Cultures nigĂ©riennes et Ă©ducation : Domaine Zarma-Songhay et Hausa
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Tal Tamari (1991). "The Development of Caste Systems in West Africa".
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Historical Dictionary of Niger by Abdourahmane Idrissa, Samuel Decalo
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In Niger and Burkina Faso, differentiating the Songhaiborai from the
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Outsiders and Strangers: An Archaeology of Liminality in West Africa
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that also moved later to this same region after the invasion of the
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The Songhai originally were the descendants and partisans of the
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died in 1632 without being able to regroup his men to reclaim
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hoping in vain for a possible passage of the Moroccan army.
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L'Histoire traditionnelle d'un peuple: les Zarma-Songhay
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Unité et diversité de l'ensemble songhay-zarma-dendi
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and their modern era hereditary occupation has been
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Index

Songhai people (subgroup)

Songhoyboro Ciine
Koyraboro Senni
Humburi Senni
Tondi Songway Kiini
Koyra Chiini
Islam
Zarma
Tuareg
Songhai Sanni
Songhai
ethnolinguistic
Songhai region
Mali
Burkina Faso
Songhai Empire
Zarma people
Sonni dynasty
Niger
Askia dynasty
Songhai Empire
Saadi dynasty
Morocco
Gao
Timbuktu
Niger
Sonni Ali Ber
Sonnis
Askia Mohammad I

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