Mount region and present-day coastal Sierra Leone (Dapper, 1686, pp. 399, 79, 81, 98, 407; Jones, 1983b, pp. 23, 25, 33, 34, 36). The Folgians were themselves subjects of 'Emperor of Manou, or Manoe, a mighty Prince' in the interior to whom they paid 'yearly tributes in slaves, salt, red cloth, kettles, basons'. The Kquoja king and some of his officials had intermarried with women from groups conquered by the Kquoja (Dapper, 1686, pp. 379, 98-99, 401; Brooks, 1993, pp. 302, 04, 06; Jones, 1983b, p. 28). Mani influence continued to be felt, however, in a new subregional culture among the Mani and the Atlantic and Kruan groups among whom they settled and whom they incorporated into their cultural practice, social structure and political organization.