Kingdoms of the YorubaMethuen, 1969 - 226 sivua |
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... Ijaye preponderant in the western Ekun and Ibadan in the eastern as shown on the map in Morton- Williams ( 1967 ) , p . 47. The eastern extension of Ibadan dates only from the 1850s . The regrouping of the Egba , both shifting southward ...
... Ijaye preponderant in the western Ekun and Ibadan in the eastern as shown on the map in Morton- Williams ( 1967 ) , p . 47. The eastern extension of Ibadan dates only from the 1850s . The regrouping of the Egba , both shifting southward ...
Sivu 126
... Ijaye Jones noted that most of the chiefs used ' reconnoitring glasses or telescopes ' for observation of the enemy.23 Several European observers of the ' interior wars ' of the Yoruba in the nineteenth century have dismissed them as ...
... Ijaye Jones noted that most of the chiefs used ' reconnoitring glasses or telescopes ' for observation of the enemy.23 Several European observers of the ' interior wars ' of the Yoruba in the nineteenth century have dismissed them as ...
Sivu 163
... Ijaye ) in the Arakonga war , and thus established Abeokuta as a leading power in the land . Yet in the event it was Ijaye which seemed to offer the major obstacle to Ibadan expansion , and this factor underlies the Ijaye war of 1860-5 ...
... Ijaye ) in the Arakonga war , and thus established Abeokuta as a leading power in the land . Yet in the event it was Ijaye which seemed to offer the major obstacle to Ibadan expansion , and this factor underlies the Ijaye war of 1860-5 ...
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The Yoruba and their Homeland | 3 |
The Primacy of Ife | 15 |
The Rise of Oyọ | 32 |
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Abeokuta according Africa Alafin already apparently army attack authority Benin Borgu British called capital centre century Chapter chiefs claims Clapperton coast continued crown Dahomeans death described early east Egba Ekiti especially established European evidence example extended followed force forest former Fulani heads Ibadan Ifẹ Ijaye Ijebu Ilorin important independence Johnson Ketu king kingdom known lagoon Lagos land Lander later leader leading living major means MICHIGAN miles military missionaries Niger Nigeria nineteenth century northern Nupe Oduduwa Ondo origin palace perhaps period political present probably recorded refers reign River royal rule ruler seems sent slaves suggested territory throne took town trade tradition usually walls wars West WILLETT writes Yoruba Yorubaland