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Adji Kui is the name of at least two Cuban mancala games from the area near Matanzas. The game was first recorded by Ruth Magalys Wilson Ferrer in 1991. These games were played only by a few families of Arará origin (not to be confused with the Brazilian Arara people), whose ancestry is related to the Fon, Ewe, Mina, Popo and other peoples along the Benin and Togo coasts of Western Africa. Here are the rules of one of them, which appears to be related with Oware.

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rdfs:label	Adji Kui I
rdfs:comment	Adji Kui is the name of at least two Cuban mancala games from the area near Matanzas. The game was first recorded by Ruth Magalys Wilson Ferrer in 1991. These games were played only by a few families of Arará origin (not to be confused with the Brazilian Arara people), whose ancestry is related to the Fon, Ewe, Mina, Popo and other peoples along the Benin and Togo coasts of Western Africa. Here are the rules of one of them, which appears to be related with Oware.
dcterms:subject	Two Rows Traditional Mancala Games North America Oware Variant
abstract	Adji Kui is the name of at least two Cuban mancala games from the area near Matanzas. The game was first recorded by Ruth Magalys Wilson Ferrer in 1991. These games were played only by a few families of Arará origin (not to be confused with the Brazilian Arara people), whose ancestry is related to the Fon, Ewe, Mina, Popo and other peoples along the Benin and Togo coasts of Western Africa. Here are the rules of one of them, which appears to be related with Oware.
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