master, he did all he could to encounter and negotiate the war with Aji this knight and told him: «I see you are wrong doing this war against your brother Muslim, because you are Fula and Fula peoples are Muslim, and I am Turay and Clans Touré are Manden-Mori (Muslim of Mande), and one Muslim can't fight against his brother Muslim…., And I brought you few cola (the lots of gold) for you to stop this war». Jamoro Aji (Diamörö Adji) said « Brother, I understood your message and accepted. You must inform your armies to not shoot my soldiers because I wouldn't use any bullets during the battle. The war took place at 9 AM to 2 PM and Famoudou was defeated and arrested. Samory returned home with his victory and Aji with his gold. After the war, this news were spread all across Mande: that Touré defeated two great kings in one battlefield and he is absolutely the Keletigui, and the battle was named as «saman-saman» (the pulled-pulled) or the kings were pulling the rules. This war helped Touré to become the most influential, most powerful, most social and most known across Mande and neighboring kingdoms. Theocratic Alliance with Bate After Touré's victory in the battle of saman-saman, the theocratic state, Bate, sent commissioners to Touré in Bissandou, to sign-up a protectorate and alliance with him and incite him to fight against the unfaithful states around Bate. Touré accepted and requested their prayers and contributed a few soldiers. Samory started with conquering Toron (Törön), the widest kingdom where Bissandou is in the middle, he arrested Nantenen-Famoudou Kourouma (his mother was Nantenen). They crossed the river and started to conquered many little tribal states in the west bank of Milo's river, by annexing Kuru Laminin and Sankaran, he arrested «Murujan» in Kumban Kudanen (New Koumban). He conquered Gbérédou and arrested the Jadaba Conde (probably Alpha Condé's ancestor) in Baro, and then crossed the Gnadan and Niger rivers and conquered Hamana and arrested Manssa Karinkan Keita in Kouroussa. They continued ahead and annexed Balia whose capital was Saraya: he then returned and went in the eastern direction and spent the night near the fortress city of Norassoba, the capital city of Kolonkalan. He gave the war commands to Mamadi Kaba (commonly known as Dayi Kaba), and he fled that same night because he thought that Touré wanted to kill him