Kalkali
Kaofi Kalkali (Coffee Calcalee, Kerrikerri lub Kofi Kakari) (ur. ok. 1837, zm. 1884) – król Aszanti, wstąpił na tron w roku 1867 po śmierci swego ojca Kwaku Dua.
Pomiędzy 9 czerwca 1873 a 4 lutego 1874 walczył z wojskami brytyjskimi na Złotym Wybrzeżu (dzisiejsza Ghana) w obronie stolicy Kumasi oraz miast Amoaful i Ardahsa.
Zdetronizowany w roku 1874.
Bibliografia
- Richard Francis Burton i Verney Lovett Cameron, To The Gold Coast for Gold, Vol. II,, 5 czerwca 2006, (Ebook #18506)
- Basil Davidson: A History of West Africa. 1000 – 1800. New revised edition, 2nd impression. Longman, London 1977, ISBN 0-582-60340-4 (The Growth of African Civilisation)
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