Gijimasu

Gijimasu
Rayuwa
Mutuwa	1134 (Gregorian)
Sana'a

Gijimasu shi ne Sarkin Kano daga shekara ta alib 1095 zuwa shekara ta alib 1134. Dan Warisi ne da Yanas.

Gado

Gijimasu ƴaƴan sa biyu suka gaje ahi Nawata da Gawata

Tarihin Tarihin Kano

Gijimasu ɗan Warisi shi ne Sarki na 3. Sunan mahaifiyarsa Yanas.

Lokacin da ya hau kan karagar mulki ya bar Sheme ya tafi Gazarzawa. Wasu, duk da haka, suna cewa ɗansa Tsaraki wrho ne ya zo wannan wuri ya gina birni. Na biyu shine mafi kyau sigar. A nan ne kuma ya yi mulki.

Mazuda ya ce, "Wannan Sarki ya zo nan ne domin ya halaka allahnmu da gandun daji na sadaukarwa." Mutanen suka ce, "Ba shi da ikon halaka allahnmu, a zamaninmu a ɓalla."

Don haka Gijimasu da mutanensa suka gina gida a Gazarzawa. Ya ruɗi dattawan da kyauta, har ta wurin kyaututtukansa ya sami iko a kansu. Suka ce, “Wannan mutumin kirki ne! Da kyau yana bi da mu! ”

Mazuda ya ce, "Ina son in bai wa dansa 'yata aure."

Amma Bugazau ya hana shi hanya da shirinsa. Sarki ya shawarci mutane game da gina birni. Mutanen suka yarda: “Zo,” suka ce, “bari mu yi gini, domin muna da iko da tsari.” Don haka suka fara gina birnin. Sun fara bango daga Rariya. Sarki ya yanka shanu har guda 100 a ranar farko ta aikin.

Sun cigaba da aikin har zuwa ɓarna Bazugar, daga nan kuma zuwa ɓarin ruwa da ɓoyayyen Adama, da ɓoyayyen Gudan: sannan suka wuce ƙarshen Waika, Kansakali, da Kawungari har zuwa ɓoyayyen Tuji. Akwai ruwafofi 8. Sarkin Rano ya gina wani gari mai suna Zamnagaba. Ya fara gini daga Rímin Kira, kuma yana ɗaukar bangon ta Wawan Toro, Tafasa, Kusarua, da Kadába zuwa wurin ƙofar Bai.

Ya yi mulkin duk yanayin har zuwa yanayin Sarkin Gano, Sarkin Dab, Sarkin Debbi, Sarkin Ringim, da Dan Baḳonyaki. Santolo shi kaɗai ya tsaya a kansa, domin mutanenta sun yi yawa kuma arna ne. Ba wanda ya iya mulkinsu. Sarakunan Gano, Dab, da Debbi sun zo ƙasar Hausa shekaru 9 kafin Bagaua. Amma Buram, Isa, Baba, Kududufi, Akassan, da sauran manyan sarakunan Kano, mazajen dangi, sun zo tare da Bagoda.

Gijimasu ya yi mulki shekaru 40 sannan ya mutu.

- Tarihin Kano

Nassoshi

Last, Murray (1980). "Historical Metaphors in the Kano Chronicle". History in Africa. 7: 161–178. doi:10.2307/3171660.

Palmer, Herbert Richmond, ed. (1908), "The Kano Chronicle", Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 38, pp. 58–98 – via Internet Archive; in Google Books. This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain.

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