Brief History Of Dosso, Niger 🇳🇪
Dosso was founded in the second half of the 18th century by the Zarma ruler Garanké as his capital where he established the rule of the Zarmakoy (the Zarma rulers of Dosso). This was the highest level of political administration and justice. The rulers of the surrounding Zarma areas had to pay homage to the prestigious Zarmakoy of Dosso. From 1820, Dosso found itself in constant armed conflict with the Fulani Sokoto Caliphate. In 1830, Zarmakoy Laouzo died in a battle and was succeeded by Gounabi who was shortly deposed by the Sokoto Caliphate. Dosso remained for several years without a Zarmakoy under the rule of Usman Dan Fodio's Sokoto Caliphate until 1850 when Zarmakoy Kassom took over. Zarmakoys of Dosso since the 18th Century - Current From 1750 - Zarmakoy Garanké 18./19. Century - Zarmakoy Katidioua 18./19. Century - Zarmakoy Bessa 18./19. Century - Zarmakoy Daoura 1825-1830 - Zarmakoy Manguyé 1830 - Zarmakoy Laouzo around 1830 - Zarmakoy Gounabi around 1830-1850...