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Ibrahim DaboAbout this soundIbrahim Dabo  shi ne shugaban Fulani Sullubawa a Kano kuma ya kafa daular Dabo. Zuriyarsa ta kwashe sama da karni biyu tana mulki a matsayin sarakunan musulmi na tsohuwar jihar Kano. Masarautar ta zama dai-dai da tsohuwar jihar birni a cikin kalmomin soyayya kamar " Kano ta Dabo Cigari ". Sun yi mulkin Masarautar Kano da ’yancin kai tun daga shekara ta 1819 har zuwa yakin Kano a shekara ta 1903 wanda sakamakon mulkin mallaka na Ingila ya rikide zuwa Majalisar Masarautar Kano .

Dabo ya yi sarauta a matsayin Sarkin Kano daga shekara ta alif 1819 zuwa shekara ta 1846. Ya kuma fara aiwatar da tsare-tsare don mayar da mulki a tsakiya da tara kudaden shiga. A lokacin mulkinsa ya ɗauki nauyin ƙafa ribat da dama da suka hada da Fanisau da Waceni. Ƙaddamar da shi ya ga farfaɗo da sunayen sarauta na tsohuwar sarauta waɗanda ya yi amfani da su don ƙarfafa ikonsa. [1] Dabo ya mamaye masarautar Ningi amma Gwarsum ya ci nasara a Basshe .

Domin ya kwato mulki da ‘yancin gashin kansa, Dabo ya kuma sake gabatar da babbar kotu da kuma kayan masarufi na masarautar Bagauda bayan da masarautar Kano ta mamaye masarautar Kano da Muhammad al-Kanemi na Bornu da ke neman kwace birnin a matsayin wani yanki mai karewa. Tsakanin Daular Bornu da Daular Sakkwato daga bisani Sarkin Bauchi ya rusa sojojinsa bayan sun gaza karya katangar birnin Kano na da dadewa .

Tarihin Rayuwa

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Dabo ya kasance malamin addinin Musulunci saliha kuma dalibin sarki Suleimanu daya taba yi, daya daga cikin ayyukan Dabo Kaff al-Ikhwani an dawo da shi daga baya aka buga shi. An san shi ya rubuta Alkur’ani kuma yana da ‘ya’ya mata uku da maza da dama.[2][3]

Tashi zuwa mulki

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Sarkin Musulmi Muhammadu Bello ya nada shi Sarkin Kano a ranar 23/24 ga Zul Qa'ada 1234AH (21 Satumba 1819) wanda ya cika burin sarki Suleiman.

Mutuwa da gado

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Ya rasu ranar Juma'a 9 ga watan Safar 1262 bayan hijira (9 Fabrairu 1846) kuma babban dansa Usman I. (Ado-Kurawa 1989: 53 da Karshe 1966: 468-9).

Zuriyar Patrilineal ita ce ƙa'idar da ke bayan zama memba a cikin gidajen sarauta, kamar yadda za a iya samo ta ta cikin tsararraki. A gidan sarautar Kano, zuriyar Ibrahim Dabo ta samo asali ne daga dangin Ibrahim Dabo.

  1. Usman I Maje Ringim dan Dabo (mulkin 1846-1855)
  2. Abdullahi Maje Karofi dan Dabo (mulki 1855-1883)
  3. Muhammadu Bello dan Dabo (1883-1893)
  4. Muhammadu Tukur dan Bello dan Dabo (mulki 1893-1894)
  5. Aliyu Babba dan Abdullahi Maje Karofi dan Dabo (mulki 1894-1903)
  6. Muhammad Abbass dan Abdullahi Maje Karofi dan Dabo (mulki 1903-1919)
  7. Usman II dan Abdullahi Maje Karofi dan Dabo (mulki 1919-1926)
  8. Abdullahi Bayero dan Abbas dan Abdullahi Maje Karofi dan Dabo (mulki 1926-1953)
  9. Muhammadu Sanusi I dan Abdullahi Bayero dan Abass dan Abdullahi Maje Karofi dan Dabo (mulki 1954-1963)
  10. Muhammad Inuwa dan Abbas dan Abdullahi Maje Karofi dan Dabo (mulki 1963 - ya yi aiki tsawon wata 3 kacal)
  11. Ado dan Abdullahi Bayero dan Abbas dan Abdullahi Maje Karofi dan Dabo (mulki 1963-2014)
  12. Muhammadu Sanusi II dan Chiroman Kano Aminu dan Muhammadu Sanusi I dan Abdullahi Bayero (ruled 2014-2020)
  13. Aminu dan Ado dan Abdullahi Bayero (2020-present)

Ibrahim Dabo shi ne mahaifin Osumanu (Usman I) (ya yi mulki 1846-1855), Abdullahi (ya yi mulki 1855-1883), da Muhammad Bello (1883-1892).

Tarihin Rayuwa a Tarihin Kano

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A ƙasa akwai cikakken tarihin Ibrahim Dabo daga fassarar littafin Kano Chronicle na Palmer a 1908 a Turanci.[4]


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  1. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named MiersKlein1999
  2. Hunwick (1955). Kano: Kano Native Authority Press. pp. 258–259. Missing or empty |title= (help)
  3. Boyd, Jean (1989). The caliph's sister: Nana Asma'u, 1793-1865, teacher, poet, and Islamic leader. F. Cass. p. 78. ISBN 978-0-7146-4067-9. Retrieved 1 November 2011.
  4. Palmer, Herbert Richmond, ed. (1908), "The Kano Chronicle", Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 38, pp. 58–98 – via Internet Archive; in Google Books. This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain.