Kingdoms of the YorubaMethuen, 1969 - 226 sivua |
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Sivu 47
... Gaha ' - to use Akinjogbin's termin- ology – which lasted from 1754 to 1774. The beginning of the reign of Labisi saw the advent to power of Gaha , a son of the former Baṣorun Yamba , who succeeded to his father's office and then ...
... Gaha ' - to use Akinjogbin's termin- ology – which lasted from 1754 to 1774. The beginning of the reign of Labisi saw the advent to power of Gaha , a son of the former Baṣorun Yamba , who succeeded to his father's office and then ...
Sivu 48
... Gaha did , to his eternal credit ... he kept the boundaries of the Empire intact and completely inviolate . ' Perhaps , however , he did more than that , since a trader's report of 1764 suggests that an Oyo army stationed or at any rate ...
... Gaha did , to his eternal credit ... he kept the boundaries of the Empire intact and completely inviolate . ' Perhaps , however , he did more than that , since a trader's report of 1764 suggests that an Oyo army stationed or at any rate ...
Sivu 194
... Gaha's advent to power as 1754 . 26. AKINJOGBIN ( 1966 ) , pp . 453–5 . 27. WILLIAM MUTTER to African Committee , 27 ... Gaha by Abiodun is established from Dalzel ( quoted by HODGKIN , p . 170 ) , who refers to Gaha as ' Ochenoo , the ...
... Gaha's advent to power as 1754 . 26. AKINJOGBIN ( 1966 ) , pp . 453–5 . 27. WILLIAM MUTTER to African Committee , 27 ... Gaha by Abiodun is established from Dalzel ( quoted by HODGKIN , p . 170 ) , who refers to Gaha as ' Ochenoo , the ...
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