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@roots.galleria • Sarah Forbes Bonetta Davies was born Princess Aina to the Egbado royal clan, a territory under the Oyo Empire and the Yoruba people of Nigeria in 1843..   Little Princess Aina was orphaned in the wake of Okeadon war between the Oyo Empire in now Nigeria and Dahomey Kingdom now Benin Republic. She was captured as a slave by Dahomey women army, preserved to be sacrificed when Captain Frederick E Forbes of the British Royal Navy convinced Dahomey King Ghezo to give Aina to Queen Victoria In 1850.   “She would be a present from the King of the Blacks to the Queen of the Whites.” - Captain Frederick E Forbes.  She was taken to England as her new name “Sarah Forbes Bonetta,” gained education, her freedom and becoming a goddaughter of Queen Victoria. Suffering from tuberculosis due to the harsh England weather, Sarah died, around the age of 37, in 1880 and was buried in Funchal, Madiera off the coast of West Africa.  Sarah Forbes Bonetta is remembered for her extraordinary intelligence, her natural regal mannerism, great talent for music, and her academic prowess that won the Queen’s admiration.  “She is far in advance of any white child of her age, in aptness of learning, and strength of mind and affection.” - Captain Frederick E Forbes.  #SarahForbesBonettaDavis #OyoEmpire #Dahomey #KingGhezo #Okeadon #tribalwar #peopleofafricandescent #africandiasporastudies #africaneuropeannarratives #africansineuropeanart #sarahforbesbonetta #sarahforbesbonettadavies #sarahforbesbonettadavis #africandispora #africandiasporastudies #afroeuropeanhistory  #africa #colonialism #slavery #africanhistory #exploitation #plantation #colonialhistory #thingsyoushouldknow #panafrican #panafricanism
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