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Grassfields region
early–mid-20th century
Tikar
19th–20th century
Mambila peoples, Ntong or Kaka group
20th century
Cameroon
19th–20th century
Tikar peoples, Nsungli group
19th–20th century
Bamum
19th–20th century
Bamessing
19th–20th century
probably Cameroonian
late 19th century
Bamileke
19th–20th century
Wum Chiefdom
19th–20th century
Mambila peoples, Mbem group (?)
19th–20th century
Cameroon
20th century
Mambila peoples, Tep group
20th century
Bamileke
19th–20th century
Tikar peoples, Kom group
20th century
Bamileke peoples, Chiefdom of Bansoa
Late 19th–early 20th century
Cameroon
19th–20th century
Cameroon
19th–20th century
Kirdi, Fali group
20th century
Kirdi (?)
19th–20th century
Kirdi (?)
19th–20th century
Bamileke peoples
19th–early 20th century
Ateu Atsa (Bangwa, ca. 1840–1910)
19th century
Mambila peoples, Mbamnga group
20th century
Mambila peoples, Lus group
19th–20th century
Mambila peoples, Bang group
19th–20th century
Cameroon
20th century
Bamileke peoples
19th century
Bamileke, Daschang group
19th–20th century
Mambila peoples, Mbamnga group
20th century
Cameroon
19th–20th century
Cameroon
19th–20th century
Mambila peoples, Kaka group
20th century
Early 20th century
Kirdi, Fali group
20th century
Kirdi (?)
19th–20th century
Mambila peoples
19th–20th century
Kom peoples, Grassfields region
19th–20th century
Bamileke (Bafoussam)
19th–20th century
ca. 1917