Ga Mantse

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The Ga Mantse is the traditional king and paramount chief of the Ga people of the Greater Accra Region in Ghana.

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Label Occurrences
Ga Mantse canonical 2

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf monarch
traditional title
associatedEthnicGroup Ga-Adangbe peoples NERFINISHED
associatedFestival Homowo festival NERFINISHED
authorityType customary authority
traditional authority
capitalCityAssociated Accra NERFINISHED
confers traditional titles within Ga State
continent Africa
country Ghana
culturalRole guardian of Ga customs and traditions
symbol of Ga unity
ethnicGroupRepresented Ga people NERFINISHED
function arbitration of disputes within Ga State
preservation of Ga cultural heritage
representation of Ga people in national matters
governedBy Ga customary law
governmentalStatus non-constitutional traditional authority
hasSubordinate Ga clan heads
Ga divisional chiefs
historicalSignificance pre-colonial leadership institution of the Ga people
jurisdiction Ga traditional area NERFINISHED
parts of the Greater Accra Region
languageCommunity Ga language speakers
modernRole interface between Ga traditional institutions and the Ghanaian state
participatesIn state and traditional ceremonies in Accra
positionHeldFor Ga people NERFINISHED
positionHeldIn Greater Accra Region NERFINISHED
recognizedBy Government of Ghana NERFINISHED
House of Chiefs of Ghana NERFINISHED
region Greater Accra Region NERFINISHED
religiousRole participant in Ga traditional religious rites
role paramount chief of the Ga people
traditional king of the Ga people
seat Ga Mantse Palace NERFINISHED
seatCity Accra NERFINISHED
selectionMethod customary selection by Ga royal houses
enstoolment
subordinateTo national constitutional framework of Ghana
successionType hereditary within Ga royal lineages
titleHolderOf Ga State NERFINISHED
titleLanguage Ga language
traditionalArea Ga State NERFINISHED
traditionalHierarchyLevel paramount chief

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