The protagonist of this work wins a game of wori against a king because he knows that the day before, an evil queen mother had sent the king some gold. A hunter in this work defeats a buffalo who had been ravaging a village, and as a reward he is allowed to marry any woman he wants, choosing an extremely ugly hunchbacked woman. The protagonist of this work is born lame, bu
The protagonist of this work wins a game of wori against a king because he knows that the day before, an evil queen mother had sent the king some gold. A hunter in this work defeats a buffalo who had been ravaging a village, and as a reward he is allowed to marry any woman he wants, choosing an extremely ugly hunchbacked woman. The protagonist of this work is born lame, but a blacksmith gives him an iron rod which allows him to stand upright and walk, after which he pulls a baobab tree out of the ground by its roots. At the Battle of NeguÃ©boria, the protagonist of this work fights an enemy who can appear and disappear at will, an evil sorcerer-king who lives in a palace decorated with human skin and containing a magical balafon. This work, a prose version of which was written D. T. Niane, was transmitted orally for centuries by griots. For 10 points, name this epic which tells of a great king of Mali.
The protagonist of this work wins a game of wori against a king because he knows that the day before, an evil queen mother had sent the king some gold.
The Epic of Sundiata [or Sundiata Keita]