A Hausa-led uprising was planned to begin on 28 May 1807 during Corpus Christi celebrations. Enslaved workers in Salvador and the Recôncavo built communication links, raised money for weapons, and...
On 13 November 1814 tribunal ruling documented the Haussá-led revolt and imposed harsh punishment on survivors, including whipping, branding, forced sale, and deportation. The ruling is a state record...
On 14 May 1835, four Black African men—Jorge, Pedro, Gonçalo, and Joaquim—were shot at Campo da Pólvora in Salvador for their alleged roles in the Malê revolt. Tribunal records distinguish their legal...
