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<http://www.semanlink.net/doc/2025/10/origine_des_hausas_et_climat_>
        dc:title         "origine des Hausas et climat - Google Search" ;
        sl:creationDate  "2025-10-24" ;
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<http://www.semanlink.net/doc/2023/10/hausa_polities_origins_rise>
        dc:title         "Hausa Polities: Origins, Rise" ;
        sl:comment       "> The Hausa people themselves are a conglomerate of a number of different people who have been incorporated into the “original” stock through conquest or merger.\r\n\r\n> Hausa trading centers became the center of a new urban Muslim Hausa culture, succeeding pre-Hausa states, and the Mbau kingdoms that formed part of a series of shrines, which featured fairs at which disputes were mediated. These early kingdoms seem to have been formed around 1500" ;
        sl:creationDate  "2023-10-31" ;
        sl:tag           tag:hausa_origines .

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