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imported>Bovkaffe Created page with "Akan Region//West Africa//1670 thumb|250px Antò was born to the {{Wiki|Ashanti people|Ashanti}} tribe in the Akan region of Wes..." |
imported>Evandrus Primæ m First of all, it does's put the accent on the "o" in his name in the entry. Second, even if we should add it in, we should put the one his name actually has (ó) instead of "ò". |
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[[Antó| | [[Antó|Anto]] was born to the {{Wiki|Ashanti people|Ashanti}} tribe in the Akan region of West Africa and sold into [[slavery]] as a young man. He was sent to [[Jamaica]], where he escaped with the help of the legendary warrior [[Cudjoe|Kujo]]. | ||
Anto founded a [[Maroons|Maroon]] community near [[Kingston]] and established contacts with indigenous traders, who helped coordinate raids on [[Sugar plantations|plantations]] that freed more slaves to join him. | |||
Although he ran Kingston's [[Assassin bureau]], | Although he ran Kingston's [[Assassin bureau]], Anto's highest priority was always to free slaves from captivity. | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:The Maroon Assassin}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:The Maroon Assassin}} | ||
[[Category:Initiates database entries]] | [[Category:Initiates database entries]] | ||
Revision as of 19:41, 15 March 2017
Akan Region//West Africa//1670
Anto was born to the Ashanti tribe in the Akan region of West Africa and sold into slavery as a young man. He was sent to Jamaica, where he escaped with the help of the legendary warrior Kujo.
Anto founded a Maroon community near Kingston and established contacts with indigenous traders, who helped coordinate raids on plantations that freed more slaves to join him.
Although he ran Kingston's Assassin bureau, Anto's highest priority was always to free slaves from captivity.