Fort William, Ghana

Fort William nyɛla "fort" din be Anomabu, Central Region, Ghana, bɛ ni daa na booni shɛli Fort Anomabo ka daa naan yi ti taɣili yuli boli li Fort William yuuni 1830s, din saha komanda, Brodie Cruickshank, ŋun daa tuɣili jirambiisa dubu yim n daa ti li lala yuli ŋɔ, ka daa labi boli "fort" King William IV yuli.Albert van Dantzig, Forts and Castles of Ghana, 1980

Bɛ daa mɛli la yuuni 1753, British nim n daa mɛli dini daa niŋ ka bɛ yiɣisi Faransi nim ni maa ni. "Fort" dibaayi ka bɛ mɛ lala luɣ'yini maa, yini daa mɛla yuuni 1640 ka di nyɛla Dutch ni n daa mɛ li, ka shɛli gba daa mɛ yuuni 1674 (Fort Charles), English nim n daa mɛli.  Fort Charles nyƐla bɛ ni daa che shɛli labi yuuni 1730 ka daa saɣim li.Randy J. Sparks, Where the Negroes are Masters, 2014, p. 21 Di mini Ghana kasitilinima pam, Fort William nyɛla din be UNESCO World Heritage List yuuni 1979 ni di ni daa mali sɔŋsim shɛli Atlantic slave trade saha zuɣu.

 Taarihi 

 Tuuli "forts" 
Yuuni 1640, Dutch daa mɛ "fort" shɛli ka di nyɛla, Arent Jacobsz van der Graeff ni daa wuhi ni bɛ mɛm li shɛm ka bɛ daa mɛli.
Yuuni 1653.

English nim daa che "fort" maa labi, ka zaŋ bɛ zaɣa niŋ Fort Carolusburg din be Cape Coast ni.

 Anfooninima 

 Notable residents and prisoners 
 Venture Smith
 William Ansah Sessarakoo

 Kundivihira 

Category:Military installations established in the 1750s
Category:Castles in Ghana
Category:Dutch Gold Coast
Category:Slave forts
Category:1640 establishments in the Dutch Empire
Category:1653 establishments in the Swedish colonial empire
Category:1667 establishments in the British Empire
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