Aikia Aikianpoika
Aikia Aikianpoika | |
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Rayuwa | |
Haihuwa | 1591 |
Mutuwa | Lapland (en) , 1671 |
Yanayin mutuwa | hukuncin kisa |
Sana'a | |
Sana'a | shaman (en) |
Aikia Aikianpoika (Finnish) ko Aike Aikesson (Yaren mutanen Sweden) (1591–1671), Sami Shaman ne ( noaidi ) daga Kuusamo kusa da Lappland na Finland. An yanke masa hukuncin kisa saboda maita a Kuolajärvi [1] kuma ana zargin sa da haddasa mutuwar ta hanyar nutsar da wani abokin harkarsa Tobias Mordula ta hanyar la'ana Abokin ciniki bai biya ayyukansa kamar yadda aka alkawarta ba. Jita-jita ta nuna cewa daga baya, ana zargin Aikia, wanda aka ɗaure a Kemi, da kashe kansa da maita don kaucewa zartar da hukuncin. [1] Shari'ar Aikias ita ce ɗayan shahararrun fitina da yanke hukuncin maita a cikin Finland. [2] Wannan ya faru ne a lokacin Kiristancin mutanen Sama. [3]
Ya kasance daga Kitka a Kemi. Ya kasance mai aiki a matsayin noaidi, kuma don haka yayi amfani da tambarin Sámi. An kuma yi ta jita-jita game da shi cewa zai iya haifar da alheri da mugunta ta hanyar amfani da sihiri, kuma wasu suka yi niyyar yin hakan.
A cikin shekarar 1670, wani manomi ya biya shi don ya ba shi kyakkyawan kifin kifi. Wannan ya yi nasara, amma manomin bai biya yadda ya kamata ba kamar yadda aka yi alkawari. Lokacin da manomin ya mutu a shekarata 1671, wani malamin cocin ya ba da rahoton Aike Aikesson don ya yi sanadiyyar mutuwar malamin. Aike Aikesson, kasancewar shi ba Krista bane saboda haka baya haɗa sihiri da Shaidan, ya yi furuci da yardar rai cewa zai iya sarrafa sihiri ga hukumomin Kirista, waɗanda suka yanke masa hukuncin kisa saboda sihiri.
An kai shi zuwa Piteå don a kashe shi, amma kisan bai taba faruwa ba, saboda ya mutu a cikin sirrin kan hanya, mai yiwuwa ciwon zuciya ne. [4]
Manazarta
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Maakunta-arkisto, Oulu Archived 2021-11-19 at the Wayback Machine (in Finnish)
- ↑ Biografiakeskus, Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura (Finland National Biography of Finland)
- ↑ Larsen, Kajsa, Blad ur samernas historia, Carlsson, Stockholm, 1994
- ↑ Larsen, Kajsa, Blad ur samernas historia, Carlsson, Stockholm, 1994