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Komenda Wars 1694-1700

Authors: Kocour, Matěj;
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The thesis follows the origin, the course and the consequences of four successive wars in Africa on the Gold Coast. In these wars, there an interesting intertwining of local African polities and trading rivalry of European states in the region, namely England and United provinces. The thesis describes the wars mainly from European perspective, and within its frameworks, it also describes the general coexistence of Europeans, living on the trading forts in Guinea bay and native Africans, the way how Europeans engaged themselves in Africa and the way local politics and politics of the European trading companies worked.

Práce se věnuje vzniku, průběhu a důsledkům čtyř posloupných válek v Africe na Zlatonosném pobřeží. Ve válkách se zajímavě kloubily zájmy afrických království a obchodní rivalita evropských států v regionu, jmenovitě Anglie a Spojených provincií. Práce války popisuje hlavně z evropské perspektivy, a zároveň je v jejím rámci i celkově popsaná koexistence Evropanů, žijících v pevnostech na pobřeží Guinejského zálivu a domorodých Afričanů, způsob, jakým se Evropané v Africe angažovali a fungování místní politiky domorodých států a evropských obchodních společností.

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ghana, komenda, historie ghany, západoindická společnost, asante, west africa, historie, west indian company, trading factories, komendské války, západní afrika, obchodní pevnosti, history of ghana, zlatonosné pobřeží, ranný kolonialismus, trading forts, královská africká společnost, komenda wars, early colonialism, history, royal african company, gold coast, faktorie

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African History 2, 1962, 3, s. 337-341. 14 KEA, Ray A., Settlement, Trade and Polities on the Seventeenth Century Gold Coast, Baltimore 1982,

s. 102-3. 15 DICKSON, Kwamina B., A Historical Geography of Ghana, Cambridge 1971, s. 61, 72-97. 16 DAVIES, K.G., The Royal African Company, New York 1970, s. 240-264. 17 DAAKU, Kwame Yeboah, Trade and Politics on the Gold Coast 1600-1720: A Study of the African

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mateřské státy byly v personální unii. 19 Nizozemský titul pro vedoucího akcí GWIC v daném regionu, český překlad byl byl „ředitel-generál“. 20 Anglický titul pro obchodníky společností, český překlad by byl „agent-obchodník“. 21 PORTER, R., English Chief Factors on the Gold Coast, 1632-1753, in: African Historical Studies 2,

1968, 1, s. 200. 25 ENTHOVEN, Victor, Early Dutch Expansion in the Atlantic Region, 1585-1621, in: POSTMA,

Shipping, 1585-1817, Brill 2003, s. 67. 26 HAIR, P.E.H., LAW, Robin, The English in Western Africa to 1700, in: CANNY, Nicholas (ed.), The

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