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The Anlo-Ewe trace their origins to Notsie, a walled city in modern Togo where the tyrannical King Agorkorli held them captive. Their escape was an act of collective genius: the entire people marched backwards through a hole in the city wall, leaving footprints that pointed inward and convincing Agorkorli's soldiers they had never left.

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The Anlo-Ewe religious world places the supreme deity Mawu above a rich layer of trɔwo — lesser deities and spiritual forces that interact directly with human communities. Nyigbla, the war-god, sat at the centre of military and political power. The Keta Lagoon and the Atlantic coast shaped a fishing culture where spiritual and physical geography are inseparable.

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The Agbadza war dance evolved into a peacetime celebration, carrying within its steps the memory of conflict and survival. The coastal salt trade made the Anlo economically significant across the region. These are the textures that make a fantasy world feel inhabited rather than constructed.

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