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Tieba Traoré was a king of the Kénédougou Empire who reigned from 1876 until his death in 1893. Son of the previous king, , Traoré moved the Empire's capital to Sikasso, building a palace on the city's hill. Traoré fought a number of battles with both Mandinka conqueror Samory Touré and the rapidly advancing French colonial army, including a prolonged French siege of Sikasso from 1887 to 1888. In 1890 Traoré constructed his celebrated tata (fortified wall) around Sikasso. In the same year, he accompanied French Colonel Louis Archinard to witness the destruction of Ségou under French heavy artillery; nonetheless he continued to struggle to maintain Kénédougou's independence.

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  • Tiéba Traoré (fr)
  • Tieba Traoré (en)
  • Tiebá Traoré (pt)
  • Тіба Траоре (uk)
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  • Tiéba Traoré était un roi du Kénédougou, né en 1845 et mort en 1893. (fr)
  • Тіба Траоре (*1845 — 1893) — фаама (володар) держави Кенедугу в 1866—1893 роках. Вів успішні війни проти імперії Васулу та Франції. (uk)
  • Tieba Traoré was a king of the Kénédougou Empire who reigned from 1876 until his death in 1893. Son of the previous king, , Traoré moved the Empire's capital to Sikasso, building a palace on the city's hill. Traoré fought a number of battles with both Mandinka conqueror Samory Touré and the rapidly advancing French colonial army, including a prolonged French siege of Sikasso from 1887 to 1888. In 1890 Traoré constructed his celebrated tata (fortified wall) around Sikasso. In the same year, he accompanied French Colonel Louis Archinard to witness the destruction of Ségou under French heavy artillery; nonetheless he continued to struggle to maintain Kénédougou's independence. (en)
  • Tiebá Traoré (em francês: Tiéba Traoré; m. 1893) foi um fama (chefete) senufô do Reino de Quenedugu que governou de 1866 até 1893. Era filho de Daulá e irmão de Babemba Traoré. Foi capturado na Batalha de Bleni e mantido pelos bobôs e diúlas para obtenção de resgate próximo de . Ao tornar-se fama em 1866, iniciou uma guerra implacável contra as terras senufôs no atual Burquina Fasso, declarando serem territórios de Quenedugu. Tiebá confirma a autoridade de Quenedugu desde 1875 ao se aliar aos franceses. Ele se aliou aos quiembagas de e conseguiu com sucesso repelir o cerco de Samori Turé em Sicasso de 1887-1888. Em 1888, 1891 e 1892, fez campanha contra os , turcas e caraboros, mas foi derrotado em 1890 perante Sinematiali. Em 18 de janeiro de 1893, foi envenenado em Bama, 31 quilômetros (pt)
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  • Tiéba Traoré était un roi du Kénédougou, né en 1845 et mort en 1893. (fr)
  • Tieba Traoré was a king of the Kénédougou Empire who reigned from 1876 until his death in 1893. Son of the previous king, , Traoré moved the Empire's capital to Sikasso, building a palace on the city's hill. Traoré fought a number of battles with both Mandinka conqueror Samory Touré and the rapidly advancing French colonial army, including a prolonged French siege of Sikasso from 1887 to 1888. In 1890 Traoré constructed his celebrated tata (fortified wall) around Sikasso. In the same year, he accompanied French Colonel Louis Archinard to witness the destruction of Ségou under French heavy artillery; nonetheless he continued to struggle to maintain Kénédougou's independence. Following his 1893 death, his brother Babemba Traoré assumed the throne. (en)
  • Tiebá Traoré (em francês: Tiéba Traoré; m. 1893) foi um fama (chefete) senufô do Reino de Quenedugu que governou de 1866 até 1893. Era filho de Daulá e irmão de Babemba Traoré. Foi capturado na Batalha de Bleni e mantido pelos bobôs e diúlas para obtenção de resgate próximo de . Ao tornar-se fama em 1866, iniciou uma guerra implacável contra as terras senufôs no atual Burquina Fasso, declarando serem territórios de Quenedugu. Tiebá confirma a autoridade de Quenedugu desde 1875 ao se aliar aos franceses. Ele se aliou aos quiembagas de e conseguiu com sucesso repelir o cerco de Samori Turé em Sicasso de 1887-1888. Em 1888, 1891 e 1892, fez campanha contra os , turcas e caraboros, mas foi derrotado em 1890 perante Sinematiali. Em 18 de janeiro de 1893, foi envenenado em Bama, 31 quilômetros ao norte de Bobo Diulasso. (pt)
  • Тіба Траоре (*1845 — 1893) — фаама (володар) держави Кенедугу в 1866—1893 роках. Вів успішні війни проти імперії Васулу та Франції. (uk)
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