Zacimba Gaba era princesa de Cabinda, em Angola, há 300 anos, quando foi capturada e vendida como escrava para o Brasil. O fazendeiro português José Trancoso arrematou Zacimba, no Porto da Aldeia de São Matheus, na Capitania do Espírito Santo, com mais uma dúzia de negros escravizados de Angola.
Durante anos Zacimba foi cruelmente castigada por não aceitar atender os desejos do fazendeiro. Um dia, ela foi arrastada da senzala até à Casa Grande, onde foi interrogada pelo senhor, que queria saber se era verdade o boato que se espalhava por todos os lugares de que ela era uma princesa.
Depois de dias e muitas chibatadas, ela confessou sua verdadeira identidade: Zacimba Gaba, princesa da nação de Cabinda. E foi estuprada depois disso.
Localizada na baía do mesmo nome, na costa oeste da África, em Angola, Cabinda teve sua população quase que dizimada, com seus homens e jovens aprisionados e mandados como escravos para o Brasil, durante duzentos anos.
Zacimba Gaba was princess of Cabinda, Angola, 300 years ago, when she was captured and sold as a slave to Brazil. The Portuguese farmer José Trancoso finished off Zacimba, in the Port of Aldeia de São Matheus, in the Captaincy of Espírito Santo, with another dozen enslaved blacks from Angola.
For years Zacimba was cruelly punished for not accepting the farmer's wishes. One day, she was dragged from the slave quarters to the Casa Grande, where she was interrogated by the lord, who wanted to know if the rumor that spread everywhere that she was a princess was true.
For years Zacimba was cruelly punished for not accepting the farmer's wishes. One day, she was dragged from the slave quarters to the Casa Grande, where she was interrogated by the lord, who wanted to know if the rumor that spread everywhere that she was a princess was true.
After days and many lashes,
she confessed her true identity: Zacimba Gaba, princess of the nation of Cabinda. And she was raped after that.
she confessed her true identity: Zacimba Gaba, princess of the nation of Cabinda. And she was raped after that.
Located in the bay of the same name, on the west coast of Africa, in Angola, Cabinda had its population almost decimated, with its men and young people imprisoned and sent as slaves to Brazil for two hundred years.
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