Who is traditionally known as the founder of Ghana?
A. King Lalibela
B. Mansa Musa
C. Diabe Cisse
D. al-Masudi
Answer (2)
The question about the founder of Ghana can be misleading since the modern country and the ancient Ghana Empire are different. Among the options, Diabe Cisse is the most relevant leader associated with the Ghana Empire, but he is not considered a 'founder' in the traditional sense. The modern nation of Ghana was founded in 1957, marking its independence from colonial rule.
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The question asks about the founder of Ghana, traditionally related to the historical Ghana Empire, which predates the modern nation. Among the given options, Diabe Cisse is the most relevant figure in context, though none are typically regarded as 'founders.' It's important to note that the Ghana Empire itself was not founded by a single individual in the way the modern nation might be conceived. ;
