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Armitage, Capt C.H.,The tribal markings and marks of adornment of the natives of the Northernterritories of the Gold Coast London 1924

 

Braimah, J.A., The founding of the Gonja Empire (duplicated)

Cardinall,Allan W., The Natives of the Northern Territories of the Gold Coast, London,1920

Daaku,K.Y., Trade and Trading patterns of the Akan in the 17th and 18th Centuries (inClaude Meillassoux (ed).The Development of Trade and Markets in West Africa, IntAfr Inst)

Daaku, K Y, Oral Traditions of Gonja

Gouldsburyreport 1876 re Salaga. in Further Correspondence regarding the Affairs of theGold Coast, British Parliamentary Papers Cmd 3386 Colonial Office 1882

Gill, J A, ShortHistory of the Dagomba tribe

Goody, J,Overkingdom of Gonja (in Forde & Kaberry (eds), West African Kingdoms in the19c, Longman, 1967)

Goody,J (ed), with J A Braimah, Salaga : the struggle for power Longmans 1967

Jones, D.H., Jakpa and the Foundation of Gonja, Transactions of the Historical Society ofGhana

Opoku, A.A.., Festivals of Ghana, Accra, 1970

Tamakloe,E F, The mythical and traditional history of Dagomba in Cardinall, AW Tales Toldin Togoland

Wheeler,Capt. H, C., D.C Gonja District, Essays by District Commissioners on TribalHistory: Salaga District, 1906 Archives of Ghana

Wilks, I,Levtzion, N, Haight, Bruce M, Chronicles from Gonja: a Tradition of West AfricanMuslim Historiography. Cambridge: the Cambridge University Press, 1986 (FontesHistoriae Africanae: Series Arabica IX), 258 pp.

Links

Gonja Associationof North America

http://gonjalands.org

 

EncyclopediaBritannica entry

http://www.britannica.com/seo/g/guang/