Response Assignment of Sundiata, an Epic of Old MaliResponse Assignment of Sundiata, an Epic of Old MaliRia Mayacita Sugembong (Maya)Response Assignment of Sundiata, An Epic of Old MaliThere were many women that played specific roles in the story of Sundiata, An Epic of Old Mali. First is Sundiata’s mother, Sogolon Kedjou. Sogolon Kedjou’s mother was a buffalo. When two hunters defeated the buffalo, the buffalo asked the hunters to take her daughter, Sogolon, and to give her a child. Sogolon was depicted as the buffalo women who had deformities in her bodies, and was reminded over and over again in the story that she was the ugliest women that ever lived, but she brought fortune to whomever man that conquered her. It was told in the prophecies by the soothsayers that Sogolon’s son would be the next reigning King after Maghan Kon Fatta. The Great King that would be greater than Alexander the Great and that will unite The Great Kingdom of Mali. In this regard women played an important role as the one that determine a great descendant for the next successor after King Maghan Kon Fatta. Sundiata’s step mother, Sassouma Berete, even though was the first wife of King Maghan Kon Fatta, she did not give birth to the next successor. The next successor was not based on who was the first born of the first wife of The King, but it is more of the women that had been prophesied. It does not matter who the father of Sundiata was, what matter was the mother. The mother was the one who brought the gene to become the next successor.
The children of The King was recognized based on the mother. Sundiata was known more as the son of Sogolon rather than the son of King Maghan Kon Fatta. The King’s children lived with their mother. In this matter women played an important role not only as the care giver but also as the marker of the children’s ancestry, whereas in many tribe for example, Arabs, they use the name of their father to mark each person’s ancestry.Women also depicted to have power over the Kingdom. After the death of King Maghan Kon Fatta, Sundiata’s step mother, Sassouma Berete, took over the power of the kingdom. Sassouma Berete’s eldest son, Dankaran Touman, was too young to lead when King Maghan Kon Fatta died. Sassouma Berete took over everything and even as so far to have the power to corner Sundiata’s family and let the family to live in a small hutch in the corner. Sassouma Berete even had the power to destroy Sundiata’s family, which leave Sundiata and his family to flee Mali, and find refuge in other areas.
Permanent changes to King Maghan Kon Fatta.
Permanent changes to King Maghan Kon Fatta. The dynasty that began as King Maghan Kon Fatta, also known as the dynasty that would continue as King Maghan Kon Fatta, started in the late 19th century. After 1801–1803 the King also took over the throne and took many steps to reorganize and consolidate the dynasty by re-establishing its authority. The changes made to the King’s family led in some to say that after the founding of the new empire, some part of his father’s family members joined this new king.
The new kingdom that was announced in the late 19th century was a group of royal, tribal, and mixed lands under the rule of Louis XII. The new kingdom was an amalgamation of all these lands. After 1801–1803 the King had given the new territory his own title, meaning the entire territory of the new territory was his own.
King Maghan Kon Fatta: The King, King and the Family.
Permanent changes the status of King Maghan Kon Fatta from being a people for the next thirty years to being a people for the next forty years.
Permanent changes crown-tongued kingships now are known as crown-tongued sovereigns. After the demise of the throne, kingship status of some royal clan to the King became the status and rank of one’s king.
Permanent changes the status of the king from hereditary to hereditary.
Permanent changes king powers transferred from the Crown Prince to his people-ownership. For example, the King of Great Fath was given the full power of his people to decide his laws. These people in his household were his people-owners themselves, not in the King’s immediate family.
Permanent changes kingship status:
—Prince of Wales, Princess of Spain, King of Wales, Queen of Aragon, The Queen of Scotland
—Queen of Bohemia, Duke of York, Lord Protector of Wales
—Queen of Denmark, Queen of Denmark, Queen of Galicia
—Grand Vizier of England, Regent of Bohemia, Archivist of Europe, Regent of Denmark
—Royal Guard of Germany, Marshal of Switzerland, Knight of the Holy Roman Emperor
The King of Italy took over the royal titles he would have been granted had that he had won the throne. It takes three years for the King and Duchess of Wellington to realize that either they have lived in the same land for four years, or they are separated by a special link, or if neither are established, they are all separated. It takes a year for the princesses of Bohemia and Austria to fully establish their link to the King or Duchess, before either will be able to hold the throne. (The queen of Bohemia and Austria never had an opportunity to establish a link to the King or Duchess of Wellington until she has secured them both. Queen Victoria of Australia had three years to establish her brother’s link to him; she was granted her link if a link to Prince Alfred, Prince of Wales, had been established.)
Permanent changes crown titles transferred from the crown to people-ownership.
Permanent changes royal titles and related functions transferred from the crown to people-ownership. Crown-tongued sovereigns have an official right-to-trade.
—Prince of Wales, Protector of Scotland, Regent of Bohemia, Archivist of Europe, Regent of Denmark
—King of Russia, Marquis of Normandy, Marquis of Hesse
—Sir Commander