Kaoussan, approximately 1880-1919
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Sources of Information
- Salifou, A. Kaoussan, 1973 (subj.)t.p. (Kaoussan) p. 55, etc. (Kaoussan Ag Mohammed Wan-Tegidda; b. ca. 1880, d. 1/5/19; Kaoussane, Kaocen, Kaossen, Khaoucen, Kaouchène)
- Ajali, J.F.A. Hist. W. Afr., 1974:v. 2, p. 500 (Kaossen)
Wikipedia description:
Kaocen Ag Geda (1880–1917) (also known as Kaocen, Kaosen, Kawsen) was a Tuareg noble and clan leader. Born in 1880 near wadi Tamazlaght Aïr (modern Niger), Kaocen from tribe of Ikazkazan berber, a subset of the Kel Owey confederation. He led the Kaocen revolt, a rebellion against French colonial rule of the area around the Aïr Mountains of northern Niger, during 1916–17. After the defeat of the revolt, Kaocen fled north; he was captured and hanged in 1919 by local forces in Mourzouk, Libya.
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