Ekuona

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Ekuona is one of the traditional Akan clans of Ghana, recognized for its distinct lineage, symbols, and cultural roles within Akan society.

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Label Occurrences
Ekuona canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Akan clan
matrilineal clan
associatedWith Akan chieftaincy system
Akan stool houses and ancestral veneration
country Ghana
ethnicGroup Akan people
followsCustom Akan customary law
hasCulturalSignificance defines identity and inheritance for its members
participates in Akan festivals and rituals
hasFunction organizes kinship and inheritance among members
provides social support network for members
hasKinshipRule exogamous marriage with other Akan clans
hasLineageSystem matrilineal descent
hasRole custodian of specific family traditions
traditional political role in Akan society
hasSymbol distinct clan symbol
hasTotem specific animal or natural symbol associated with the clan
hasTransmissionRule clan membership inherited from the mother
isRecognizedAs one of the traditional Akan clans
isRecognizedBy Ashanti chieftaincy
surface form: Akan traditional authorities
language Akan
Twi language
surface form: Twi
partOf Akan social structure
playsRoleIn Akan conflict resolution and mediation through elders
allocation of family land and property within the clan
region West Africa
religion Akan religion
surface form: Akan traditional religion

Christianity
uses clan praise names in oral tradition

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Akan people clanName Ekuona