Sansanin Sekondi
Sansanin Sekondi, shima Sansanin George, ya kasance sansanin Ingilishi a kan Gold Coast (yanzu Ghana), wanda aka gina a 1682 a Sekondi (a baya Zakonde da Secondee),:[1] kusa da Dutch Sansanin Orange, wanda aka gina a 1642. Wannan ginin na farko ƙarami ne, a cewar William Claridge: "[...] a Sekondi [...] Kyaftin Henry Nurse, Wakilin Kamfanin Ingilishi, shi ma ya gina kagara a can bayan 'yan shekaru. Dukan waɗannan gine -ginen sun kusan daidai gwargwado kuma harbin bindiga kawai",[1] kuma, "Sansanin Orange na Dutch wani ƙaramin wuri ne, kasancewa kawai fararen gida ne a cikin yadi, yana hawa bindigogi takwas ko goma akan farfajiya a saman rufin. Farfajiyar Ingilishi ta farko gini ne mai kama da haka [...] ".[1]: An lalata wannan sansanin a ranar 1 ga Yuni 1698, a lokacin Yaƙin Dutch-Komenda, kuma ya rage zuwa bangon waje mai duhu. Ko da yake 'yan Dutch sun musanta hakan, rahotanni da wasiƙun da aka aika a lokacin sun nuna cewa 'yan Holan ne suka tunzura harin kuma an kai wasu kayan da aka wawashe zuwa Castle Orange da ke maƙwabtaka.[1]
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| Coordinates | 4°56′29″N 1°42′34″W / 4.9415°N 1.7095°W |
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| History and use | |
| Opening | 1682 |
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Tarihi
gyara sasheAn gina sabon kagara na biyu kafin 1726 yayin da Smith ya zana shi (duba hoto a saman dama), wani mai binciken Kamfanin Afirka, da tsarin bene da aka bayar.[1] A shekara ta 1782 Holan ya kwace sansanin kuma ya lalata shi, a cewar Claridge. "Nasarar da Holland kawai ta samu a lokacin wannan yaƙin shine kwace sansanin Ingilishi a Sekondi, wanda suka lalata gaba ɗaya."[1]
Ko da yake an canja wurin daga baya, ba a sake gina sansanin ba.[2] An canza shi zuwa Mutanen Holland a cikin 1868 a matsayin wani ɓangare na Yarjejeniyar Anglo-Dutch Gold Coast, babban kasuwancin shinge tsakanin Biritaniya da Netherlands, kuma a ranar 10 ga Afrilu 1872 aka mayar da sansanin zuwa Burtaniya a matsayin wani ɓangare na Anglo- Yarjejeniyar Dutch na 1870 - 1871.[1]
Manazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 William Walton Claridge; Hugh Charles Clifford, Sir (1915). A history of the Gold Coast and Ashanti from the earliest times to the commencement of the twentieth century (Volume 1). J Murray. p. 122. Retrieved 24 September 2012.
- ↑ William Walton Claridge; Hugh Charles Clifford, Sir (1915). "Appendix F". A history of the Gold Coast and Ashanti from the earliest times to the commencement of the twentieth century (Volume 2). J Murray. p. 601. Retrieved 24 September 2012.