Nana Obiri Yeboa ko Kumasehene e jamaanu makko, ko o jooɗiiɗo e jooɗorde Aban Dwa.[1][2] O laamii gila 1660 haa 1680.[3][4] Lomtii mo ko Nana Osei Tutu, o woni hooreejo diiwaan Kwaman mo caggal mum anndiraa diiwaan Kumasi. Ko kanko wonnoo kaaw Osei Tutu.[5] Kaaw Nana Obiri Yeboa woni Nana Oti Akenten.[6]

Nana Obiri Yeboa
ɓii aadama
Jinsugorko Taƴto
Replaced byOsei Tutu Taƴto

Nguurndam neɗɗo Yeboa ko njulaagu e dow laawol hade mum naatde e jappeere laamu. Ko o keewɗo yahde, omo hoɗi Damanten to Akyem Kotoku. O resi miñiiko debbo Damantehene biyeteeɗo Nana Nyarko. Mawɗo Damante wiyetee ko Nana Nkatia Brempong. O ari ngam hawtugo bee miñiiko debbo e jom suudu maako ngam jooɗaago haa Kumasi nden o walli ɓe laamaago Kumase.[7] They gave birth to Nana Sabin Panin and Nana Bemraafi.[8] Ɓe njibini Naana Sabin Panin e Nana Bemraafi.[6]

Hare Dormaa Hare ndee waɗi ko to Suntreso, wuro Kumasi. Nana Obiri yamiri Nana Ntiamoah e gooto e terɗe fonndaasiyoŋ wondiiɓe mum nde ƴeewata laawol yahoowo wuro wiyeteengo Abanpera Daase. Ko ɗoon mawɗo Dormaa hoɗnoo. Nana Ntiamoah waawaano jogaade hakkille e laawol. Mawɗo Dormaa yani e Nana Obiri e haayre subaka Alet. Nana Obiri wostondira gartirɗi e Mawɗo Dormaa. Ina anndaa e jamanuuji ɓooyɗi, ko kaɓirɗe e kaafaaje kuutortenoo e hare. Nana Obiri foolaama, waraa e wolde e laamɗo Dormaa.[9][10] Wade Nana Obiri Yeboah maayii e hare Dormaa.Kumasi,[2] anndiraaɗo Kwamang. O wirnaa ko e nokku ɓadiiɗo banke Barclays hannde oo, kono hoore makko ittaa.[6]

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