11K views · 622 reactions | Ejisumanhemaa Nana Yaa Asantewaa led the charge Yesterday as our Queens Exalted the Great King at the Dinner held to climax the last Akwasidae of the Year . #meyeasanteni  The Palace View | MeYɛ Asanteni | Facebook

Picture her not as a girl, but as an elder: Yaa Asantewaa, Queen Mother of Ejisu, seated on a carved stool, wrapped in heavy kente, gold ornaments catching the light. Her hair touched with grey, her face marked by time, she looked every bit an old queen—calm, dignified, and utterly resolved. Around 1900, the Ashanti confederacy faced humiliation. The British governor demanded the Golden Stool, the spiritual throne of the Ashanti people. Many chiefs hesitated; they had seen defeat and exile befor

61K views · 3.3K reactions | The history of yaa asantewaa in Ghana #johnstarofficial #watch #ghana | Naija Boy | Facebook

British Commentaries on the Yaa Asantewaa War (1900–1901): A Colonial Perspective on Resistance and Power The Yaa Asantewaa War, referred to in British records as the “War of the Golden Stool” or the “Ashanti Rebellion of 1900,” represents one of the most significant confrontations between British imperialism and indigenous African sovereignty. The conflict, led by Queen Yaa Asantewaa of Edweso (Ejisu), stands at the crossroads of gender, power, and colonial misapprehension. British writings fro

THE STORY OF YAA ASANTEWAA WAR IN 1900-1901. MO APIAAWWWWWFU NE KASA OBAAPABI 💯💛🖤💚✅️🫡💪🏿✌🏿✊🏿 | Mpiani Brobbey Marley

186K views · 6.9K reactions | Yaa Asantewaa (c. 1840–1921) was the...