Kingdoms of the YorubaMethuen, 1969 - 226 sivua |
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Tulokset 1 - 3 kokonaismäärästä 47
Sivu 42
... probably preceded the extension of the power of Oyo to the south and south - west . These non- -Yoruba areas , as far as the Niger on the north - east , probably , remained tributary to Oyo until quite late in the eighteenth century ...
... probably preceded the extension of the power of Oyo to the south and south - west . These non- -Yoruba areas , as far as the Niger on the north - east , probably , remained tributary to Oyo until quite late in the eighteenth century ...
Sivu 46
... probably founded by Oyo during the long reign of Alafin Abiodun ( about 1770–89 ) .22 - was Oyo's northern trade was almost certainly of greater anti- quity than its connections with the coast . Probably the main routes were two : one ...
... probably founded by Oyo during the long reign of Alafin Abiodun ( about 1770–89 ) .22 - was Oyo's northern trade was almost certainly of greater anti- quity than its connections with the coast . Probably the main routes were two : one ...
Sivu 70
... probably of a hundred years or more , it seems to have been subject or tributary to the Alafin , though doubtless regarded as a distant and unimportant vassal when shorn of those areas where Oyo had erected its satellites to guard the ...
... probably of a hundred years or more , it seems to have been subject or tributary to the Alafin , though doubtless regarded as a distant and unimportant vassal when shorn of those areas where Oyo had erected its satellites to guard the ...
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The Yoruba and their Homeland | 3 |
The Primacy of Ife | 15 |
The Rise of Oyọ | 32 |
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