The antagonist's downfall begins when he steals Keleya, the wife of Fakoli, leading to his defeat at the battles of Neguéboria and Tabon.
This work's antagonist keeps the heads of nine slain kings in a room tapestried with human skin, and kidnaps Balla Fasséké after hearing him play the balafon. Sassouma Bérété bribes Konkon to kill the protagonist by challenging him to a game of wori. The antagonist's downfall begins when he steals Keleya, the wife of Fakoli, leading to his defeat at the battles of Neguéboria and Tabon. The title character is born when Naré Maghan impregnates the Buffalo Woman, and is unable to walk until the age of seven, when he pulls a baobab tree out of the ground. Later, the title character defeats the Sosso king ? Soumangouru at the Battle of Kirina. Traditionally told orally by griots, FTP, name this African epic about a leader of the Mali Empire.
This work's antagonist keeps the heads of nine slain kings in a room tapestried with human skin, and kidnaps Balla Fasséké after hearing him play the balafon.
The Epic of {Sundiata} [accept The {Epic} of {Sogolon}-{Djata}]