Hanyar Maƙaryaci

The Fife Witches Trail jerin takardu ne da ke kan hanyar Fife Coastal, don tunawa da matan da aka kashe a matsayin mayu a can a cikin ƙarni na 16 zuwa 18. Alamun suna cikin ƙauyukan Culross, Valleyfield da Torryburn.

Hanyar wani shiri ne na Cibiyar Tarihin Yammacin Fife, karkashin jagorancin 'yan majalisa Kate Stewart da Julie Ford.  Alamun, waɗanda aka kwatanta da diski da aka jefa a tagulla, an kirkiresu ne ta hanyar Differentia Designs .  An kaddamar da hanyar ne a wani bikin a kan kauyen Culross a ranar 7 ga Satumba 2020.

## Jarabawar maƙaryaci a Fife
The Fife Witches Trail yana tunawa da matan da aka zarge su da maita kuma aka kashe su a Fife a lokacin gwajin maƙaryaci na Scotland na ƙarni na 16 zuwa 18. A duk faɗin Scotland, an kiyasta cewa tsakanin mutane 4,000 da 6,000 an zarge su da maita. An daure mutane da yawa kuma an azabtar da su har sai sun furta, sannan aka kashe su ta hanyar ƙonewa, ratayewa ko nutsar da su. An kiyasta mutane 380 a Fife, mafi yawansu mata, an zarge su da maita a wannan lokacin. Wataƙila mafi sanannun Fife da ake zargi shine Lilias Adie, wanda aka sani da maƙaryaci na Torryburn. An rubuta cikakkun bayanai game da shari'arta a cikin Mintiyoyin Sashen Kirk na 1704.  An zarge ta da yin jima'i da shaidan kuma an azabtar da ita har sai da ta furta. Adie ya mutu yayin da yake jiran shari'a. An binne jikinta a cikin kabari mai cike da ruwa a kan laka na rairayin bakin teku na Torryburn a ƙarƙashin wani dutse mai nauyi don hana shaidan sake farfado da ita.

## Wuraren da aka yi

Fayil:Culross_Plaque_on_Fife_Witches_Trail.jpg|alt=A bronze disc illustrated with the figure of a woman holding herbal plants with reputed healing properties, notable buildings in the village and 32 crosses to represent the accused. It reads: "32 innocent women were accused of being witches. So many ordinary women were accused of being witches in Culross. Innocent victims of unenlightened times."|Culross plaque on the Fife Witches Trail 
Fayil:Valleyfield_plaque_on_Fife_Witches_Trail.jpg|alt=A bronze disc illustrated with the figure of a woman dancing with a devil figure. It reads: "Lilias Adie 1640-1704, an innocent woman accused of "lying with the devil". An innocent victim of unenlightened times."|Valleyfield plaque on the Fife Witches Trail 
Fayil:Torryburn_plaque_on_Fife_Witches_Trail.jpg|alt=A bronze disc illustrated with Adie's face surrounded by herbal plants, notable buildings of Torryburn, a crescent moon and a devil figure blowing a horn. It reads: "Lilias Adie 1640-1704 - they feared she would rise from the dead - how could she as she was an ordinary woman accused. "Oh keep me. There she is coming"."|Torryburn plaque on the Fife Witches Trail  
Alamar a Culross tana ƙarƙashin allon bayanai kusa da tashar bas a kan kore na ƙauyen. Yana fuskantar Majalisa, inda aka tsare wadanda ake tuhuma. An kwatanta shi da siffar wata mace da ke riƙe da tsire-tsire masu tsire-shuke tare da sanannun kayan warkarwa, sanannun gine-gine a ƙauyen da gicciye 32 don wakiltar wanda ake tuhuma.[1] Ya karanta: "An zargi mata 32 marasa laifi da zama mayu. An zargi mata da yawa da zama mayu a Culross. Wadanda ba su da laifi a lokutan da ba a haskaka su".￼

Alamar ta biyu tana a ƙofar Valleyfield Wood, ɗan karkatarwa daga hanyar bakin teku. Tana ƙarƙashin allon bayanai, kusa da wurin ajiye motoci. An kwatanta shi da siffar mace da ke rawa da siffar shaidan. Ya karanta: "Lilias Adie 1640-1704, wata mace marar laifi da ake zargi da "ƙaryaci da shaidan".

Alamar Torryburn ta nuna wurin binne Adie. Tana kusa da wani bango mai laushi kusa da gadar jirgin kasa, yana kallon rairayin bakin teku. Daga nan, dutsen dutse wanda aka binne Adie a ƙarƙashinsa yana bayyane a lokacin da ruwa ya ragu. An kwatanta takardar tare da fuskar Adie da ke kewaye da tsire-tsire, sanannun gine-gine na Torryburn, wata mai tsawo da kuma siffar shaidan da ke busa ƙaho.[1] Ya karanta: "Lilias Adie 1640-1704 - sun ji tsoron za ta tashi daga matattu - ta yaya za ta iya kamar yadda take mace ce ta talakawa da ake zargi. "Oh kiyaye ni. A can tana zuwa".￼

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