of the village of the father of the askia, a songhai village call Tureh in Niger in the region of Tillabéri in the Tera Department could be the turi of the tarikh. The askia Mohamed being the son of princess kassey sister of Sunni Ali Ber it is impossible that he himself came from Fouta toro and his post of general is only given to a member of the royal family in the Songhai army and an ethnic Songhai patrilineally. The theory that the askia Mohamed is an ethnic songhai of father and mother is the most plausible and is being studied by the ahmed Baba center of Timbuktu, a soninke origin where Toucouleur of the askia advanced as a theory by delafosse is not formalized nowhere and is seen as advanced in not knowing the Songhai country, its language, its toponymy and these traditions, none of these aspects were taken into account and the theory was advanced at a time when Africa was seen on a Colonial and racialist angle and its history itself seen as false. Descent from Askia The Tarikh al fattash report the many descendants of Askia Muhammad who is said to amount to 471 children he had from many wives and Concubines of various origins. Just like Genghis Khan in Asia and Charlemagne in Europe, Emperor Askia Muhammad and the emperors descended from his brother Omar Komdjago constitute patrilineal or matrilineal ancestors of a significant part of the native Sahelian populations and descendants of Sahelians who extend over 6 country where the Songhai are present, their descendants are mainly linked to powerful old royal house where always according to the sahel. Mamar Haamey Mamar is the nickname of Askia Muhammad and these many descendants are called mamar hamey, they are the descendants of Askia Ishaq II, Askia Nuh, Askia Muhammad V Gao who were dethroned by Moroccans after the Battle of Tondibi and the successive wars, to those add the descendants of the many ministers, governors, generals who constitute the children and grandchildren of the askia, in Mali they are scattered among their subjects and occupy the positions of village chief, and were under for some under the authority of the Moroccan arma chiefs (Gao Alkaydo of Gao, the Pasha of Timbuktu) before French colonization, only Djenne royal house, Hombori royal house and Kikara royal house have Askyanid ruler in Mali. In western Niger where