First, the union was spiritually brought into being through the Golden Stool, invoked by Okomfo Anokye, and explained as the embodiment of the soul of the Asante Union.
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When he died in 1935, Prempeh II was crowned as Asantehene in a traditional ceremony in which he was held aloft, hovering over the golden stool, but not touching it.
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Akan people, especially the Ashanti people, fought against European colonists to maintain autonomy including many Anglo-Ashanti wars : the war of the Golden Stool, and other similar battles.
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About 75, 000 people came from around the world for a rare glimpse of the Golden Stool, which is brought out of the king's palace only once every five years.
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Certain sub-clans or lineages have exclusive rights to some stools within Akanland such as the lineage of Afia Kobi in the Oyoko Clan who alone sit on the Golden Stool of Asante.
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During the reign of Nana Dokua [ as both okyehene ( king ) and ohemaa ( queenmother ) ] of Akyem, a section of the Juabens of Ashanti revolted against the Golden Stool of Ashanti.
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Furthermore, the British governor, Sir Frederick Mitchell Hodgson, demanded that the Asante turn over to the British the Golden Stool, i . e . the throne and a symbol of Asante sovereignty.
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The ruler in essence the religious and political leader and the occupant of the Golden stool was to be known as the Asantehene and to be subsequently selected from the lineage of Osei Tutu and Obiri Yeboa.
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Nana Afia Kobi Serwah Ampem II told reporters at a news conference in the Ashanti capital, Kumasi, that her son, Nana Kwaku Dua, would be the next person enthroned on the Ashanti Golden Stool.
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King Otumfuor Osei-Tutu conferred the rare title of busumro, or son of the golden stool, on Annan at a traditional gathering of tribal leaders in Ghana's second-largest city, Kumasi.
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