Mutanen Tera
| Yankuna masu yawan jama'a | |
|---|---|
| Najeriya | |
| Harsuna | |
Tera (en)  da Hausa |
Mutanen Tera wata ƙabila ce wacce itace ta farkon mazaunan yankin Gombe kafin karni na 18. A halin yanzu, ana samun yawancin mutanen Tera a gabashin garin Gombe.[1]
Tarihi[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
An yi imanin mutanen Tera sun bar Yemen kuma sun koma yankin Borno a kusa da yankin Chadi, inda suka zauna tsawon shekaru amma saboda rikicin siyasa. Mutanen Tera sun bar yankin Chadi Basin tare da Jukun zuwa yankin Gombe, wataƙila kusan 900-1000AD. Don haka, wasu gungun masu magana da yawun Tera sun yi imanin cewa sun bar Chadi Basin lokacin da Kanuri ke canja wurin babban birninsu daga Kanem zuwa Ngarzargamu a ca.1484, a karkashin Mai Ali Gaji. Bayan haka, Tera ta tafi yamma zuwa inda suke a yanzu, ta ratsa yankunan Babur da Bura kafin ta shigo yankin Gombe.[2]
Bugu da kari, mutanen Tera suna cikin mazaunan yankin Gombe kafin kafa Gombe Emirate, sun mamaye ƙauyuka a bankunan Kogin Gongola, kamar Gwani, Hinna, Liji, Kalshingi, Zambuk, Bage, Kurba, Doho, Deba da sauransu.[3]
Aiki[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
A bisa ga al'ada, mutanen Tera mafarauta ne da manoma.
Al'adu[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
Mutanen Tera da aka sani da alamun kabilancinsu masu kama da na wasu kabilun jihar Gombe. Hakanan, suna da irin wannan bikin zane-zane tare da Bolewa People, Waja da Jukans makwabta. Sun kuma lura da wannan al'adar, musamman, suna imani da Gwando allahn da ke yin ruwan sama.[3]
Harshe[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
Mutanen Tera suna magana da yaren Tera.
Manazarta[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
- ↑ Sani, A, Aliyu; Shehu, Awwal; Abba, Umar (2000). Gombe State: A History of the Land and the People. Zaria: Ahmadu Bello University Press. ISBN 9789781258244.
- ↑ Marina Waziri, Ibrahim; Dymitr, Ibriszimow (2013). "The Bole Fika Political Institution and Its Structure. A Study of the Traditional Titles (Northern Nigeria)". Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft. Harrassowitz Verlag. 163 (1): 11–42.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Abdullahi Arawa, Abubakar (2017). "The Eastern Origin of Tangale, Bolewa, Waja and Tera Groups of Gombe State: A Critique". Gombe Journal of General Studies. 1 (1).