Luísa Mahin

Historical controversial character and a former slave of African origin

  • Fame47.4
  • Momentum2.4
  • Wikipedia2.3K
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Lived 1800–1900, aged 100Brazil
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    5 languages
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  • Era
    1800–1900
    Aged 100
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Updated 2026-08-17

Luísa Mahin was a formerly enslaved woman of African origin. A controversial character, she is believed to have taken part in the organization of the slave uprisings that shook the province of Bahia in the first decades of the nineteenth century. She was supposedly a major player and strategist in the Malê Revolt, in which she helped inform the others involved through written communications in Arabic.

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