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JAÑ AMHARA: COMPOSITION OF THE ANEDED PEOPLES (FRANCIZED ÉNADI) OF THE BANK OF THE NYONG RIVER OF CAMEROON: THE ANEDED PEOPLE CHIEFDOM OF MVENGE CAMEROON.

Introduction: Beautiful picture of the Nyong River around of the traditional 3rd degree chiefdom of Ebogo village (Ébogo-Aneded) in the upper 2nd degree chiefdom of the Aneded & Ngwe group (or Ngooyoobey-Muuse and Aneded people chiefdom), district of Mengeme, Nyong and Soo division or district (woreda), Centre Region, State of Cameroon, Ye-Ityoyôp'pya Crown (picture: Mbarga Guy Everard, Monday, April 29, 2019), which allows us to present to you the exact composition of the Aneded people of the Nyong river, not to say of the Aneded of the Middle-Nyong, of the Lower Nyong and of the coastal band Campo-Kribi-Lokunje.

For our readers of metropolitan Ethiopia, it is important to understand here that the peoples of today’s metropolitan Ethiopia, when they arrive in Cameroon the new Ethiopia, they will organize themselves into a chiefdom that is a transiposition of their kingdom of origin of the empire of Ethiopia, each chiefdom or even village of Cameroon and bears the name of its Woreda of origin of metropolitan Ethiopia. The leadership or chiefdom known today in Cameroon as Enoah or Noah or Nuur originated of the Woreda of Aneded in the East Gojjam Zone, Amhara regional state

So here we are talking about the peoples who came from Aneded Woreda in Gojjam (Aneded district).

THE LAND OF ANEDED PEOPLES OF THE BANKS OF THE NYONG RIVER AND THE ATLANTIC OCEAN OF CAMEROON:

The Aneded people of Mengeme in Nyong-et-Soo to Elombo Kribi and Campo in the Ocean division, department of the via Ngomedzap, Mvenge, Makak, Mesondo, Lokunje, and Kribi.

I- THE ANEDED PEOPLE COUNTRY OF THE BANK OF THE NYONG RIVER & COSTAL STRIP OF CAMPO-KRIBI-LOKUNJE, CAMEROOON.

The Enoah or Aneded (francized " Énadi ") of Mengeme in Nyong-and-Soo division to Elombo Kribi and Campo in the the Ocean division via Ngomedzap, Mvenge, Makak, Mesondo, Lokunje, and Kribi.

The beautiful picture of the Nyong River perfectly reflects the route of the Enoah or Aneded (Énadi) people to reach the Atlantic coast from where the Nyong River is not only the river by which a part of the Aneded chiefdom (Anede woreda) will reach the Atlantic Ocean but also that will become the center of the economy of the other Enoah families remained on the banks of the Nyong River and here go from the heights of the city of Mbalmayo (Ëmbal-Mayo in Amharinya) to its mouth in the Atlantic Ocean in the districts of Edea 1st district (Adheer 1st district in Abtirsi language) on the estuary of Nyong river betwwen Lokunje district in the south and Adheer 1st district in the north on the seven major lineages that we group into two main households Ituunga-Ëmbuudi-Liima or Ëmvoq-Ëmbuudi-Liima and Ituunga-Itëgë-Mäbola or Ëmvog-Itëgë-Mäbola (or Eduuma).

The Enoah orAneded at the level of the greater south Cameroon, in particular the administrative regions of the Centre and the South, occupy not only the banks of the Nyong River from the heights downstream of the city of Mbalmayo Ëmba-Mayo in Amharinya), but also a good part of the coastal strip of the Ocean division or district, going mainly from the left bank of the mouth of the mouth of the Nyong river in the Atlantic Ocean to the Elombo Rock (francized rock of the Wolf) which serves as the boundary between the districts of Kribi 1st (to the north) and that of Campo (to the south); the name Elombo which is already the name of the founding mother of the lineages of the great home Ituunga-Itëgë-Mäbola or Eduuma. And on this coastal strip the families Enoah or Aneded people, from the Enoah lineages group are concentrated much more in the Batanga-ba-Diyedu chiefdom or woreda (francized Batanga-Sud) especially in the villages or chiefdom of the following 3rd degree chiefdoms: Lobe (Roobleh), Grand-Batanga II and Lolaabe (including its quater of Ëmboode (francized Mbodé).

The Bwambe village is mainly Booambe (Boo'Ambe in abtirsi language) is a Ngumbuur sub-section village, the Abbaaa-Yoonis People’s Section or Ye-Ebla (Anglicized Habar-Yoonis), under Habar-Garxajis People’s sub-federation or (sub-clans); federation of Yeshaaq people by it's branch Abbaa-Gaaxaajis (anglicized Habar Garxajis).

The Yeshaaq or Isaaq or Qura'Naan or Maqota and so on up to two other lower levels to reach the great level of Bati alias Soo-Maal or Zuu-Maal or Soo-Maali and then Reer-Naanga or Abroone people (Punt Kingdom of empire of Axum or Yetyoyoppya).

The Reer-Naanga or Naanga Füta and finally, the Great Walashama Royal Dynasty of the-Yetiyôppya ou Qôra'Esii (anglicisé Qürashite) the founders of the present Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) which is already one of the many branches of the great imperial dynasty Ye-Aandaziyon (francized Salomonid dynasty) of the Ye-Ityoppya empire (former Axum empire) for this genealogy see encyclopedia the great book " People of the Horn of Africa (Somali, Afar, and Saho): North Earstern of Africa, part one, de I.M.

II- THE LIGURIAN ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION OF THE ANEDED PEOPLE CHIEFDOM OF THE BANK OF THE NYONG RIVER AND THE OCEAN DIVISION:

According to the Grand Book "Lords of the Forest": " Minlaaba.1" by Philippe Laburthe-Tolra on page 144, the Enoah or Aneded (francized Énadi) of the Nyong river and the coastal strip known as "Batanga" is divided into two major lineages with different origins (Lineage here is relative to the two great divisions of the peoples of Woreda of Aneded in Gojjam):

II.2.1- The major Lineage of Ëmbuudi-Liima (francized Mbudi-Lima)

II.2.2- The major lineage Itëgë-Mäboola or Eduuma (francized Ntege-Mabola : Eduuma).

II.2.1- The major Lineage of Ëmbuudi-Liima (francized Mbudi-Lima)

It is the major lineage that among the Enoah or Aneded people is of noble origin or at least that descends directly from the patriarch Noor Ëmba Mangonda or Noah Boo or Noor Ëmboo brief among the Enoah of Nyong as those of Mvenge Noah Boo is held as ancestors of the Enoah, is the leader who unified and founded the woreda of aneded of all the Ethiopia entire empire countries as Cameroon and it's sub-region (we will see the official version of the Ethiopian archives later, thank you).

Noah Boo married Liima (Aliima for others) of this union was born a son namely Ëmbuudi Liima who is the founder of the major lineage Ëmbuudi-Liima of Aneded people, Embuudi Liima married two women; Mäwaali & Mälingi. His two wives gave him four boys:

1- Olaanya Mäwaali: Founder of the Olaanya-Mäwaali sublineage

2- Mangaa Mäwaali : Founder of the Mangaa-Mäwaali sublineage

3- Biako Mälingui : Founder of the Biako-Mäling sublineage

4- Ënkoa Mälingi: Founder of the Ënkoa-Mälingi sublineage.

Ëmbuudi or Ëmboodo Liima had a daughter who got married and whose boy barely died after married her. Ëmbuudi Liima went to mourning and was given the wife of his grandson who was pregnant, he took her at home, and she gave birth to a boy, Ënzaana Ëmbaala, ancestor of the fifth lineage of the major lineage of Ëmbuudi-Liima to know:

5- Ënzaana Ëmbaala: The founder of Ënzaana-Ëmbaala lineage or division.

II.2.2- The major lineage Itëgë-Mäboola or Eduuma (francized Ntege-Mabola : Eduuma).

Their father or their founder was Ënqil-Hoq, the Menz and Gisha children arrived at Ëbuudi-Liima chiefdom of Aneded woreda in a period of war and trouble during the confessional war between the Fang-Qoba and Yeromaani (regn of emperador Susenyoo I), Ëmbuudi-Liima having adopted them, and later both änz & Gisha men maried, of this union were born two sons: lomboo or Elomboo and Ënziiba or Ënjiiba.

Ëlomboo gave birth to Mabe , who in turn gave birth to Akwa Mabe.

Akwa Mabe married Ëmbondo Mangaa a daughter of Mänz & Gisha Negust were born three sons who are also the founders of the three sublineages of the major lineage Mabe (Ituunga Mabe ma Elomboo). These three sons are:

1- Akwa Mabe: founder of the Akwa-Mabe sublineage

2- Esomba Mabe: founder Esomba-Mabe sublineage

3- Onana Ëmbondo: founder of Onana-Ëmbondo sublineage

4- Ënjiiba Akwa: founder of Ënjiiba-Akwa sublineage.

To be continued.

Note: Done at Düm-Esamänjang Buanjo chiefdom,in the Campo district, Ocean division, South administrative zone, State of Cameroon, Imperial Crown Council of Ye-Ityoyoppya, by Motto Carl Robert alias " Tata Motto Motto ", economist and anthropologist, the 21 miasiah 2011 Ye-Ityoppya calendar (29th April 2019 Ye-Romaani calendar).