Kusi Obodom was the 3rd Asantehene of the Ashanti Empire from 1750 to 1764. He was elected as the successor to Opoku Ware I as opposed to the nominee...

Dahomeans against the forces of the Ashanti Empire under their Asantehene, Kusi Obodom. In 1763, the Ashante vassal state of Akyem made contact with the Dahomeans...

daughter of Kyirama, sister of Osei Tutu I and she was the mother of Kusi Obodom. The date of death of Nketia Ntim Abaom is uncertain because she was...

reigned from 1764 to 1777. Osei Kwadwo was elected in replacement of Kusi Obodom who was removed out of power. The Kwadwoan Revolution fostered during...

Ware died in 1750, unable to complete the reform. He was succeeded by Kusi Obodom. Sources vary for the death of Opoku Ware's predecessor Osei Kofi Tutu...

from which he was elected. One impeachment occurred during the reign of Kusi Obodom, caused by a failed invasion of Dahomey. Emblem of His Majesty the King...

Dagomba, gaining control of the important middle Niger trade routes. Kusi Obodom (1750–1764) succeeded Opoku. He solidified all the newly won territories...

from which he was elected. An impeachment occurred during the reign of Kusi Obodom, caused by a failed invasion of Dahomey. Okomfo Anokye was responsible...

her extended family, among them Isobel Kusi-Obodom, whose father died in Nkrumah's prisons, and Dr Joe Appiah-Kusi of Seattle. After Joe Appiah was elected...

Dagomba, gaining control of the important Middle Niger trade routes. Kusi Obodom (1750–1764) succeeded Opoku. He solidified all the newly won territories...

Reindorf states that the institution was first created by Asantehene Kusi Obodom (1750–1764) who "ordered inspectors to be appointed for cleaning roads...