892 Oranyan \u2013 Oyo-Ile was found
\n1042 Ajaka Dada
\n1077 Tella Oko \u2013known as Sango Afonja
\n1137 Ajaka
\n1177 Aganju Sola
\n1300 Kori \u2013 Osogbo and Ede were found
\n1357 Oluaso
\n1471 Portugal 1st contact with Yoruba cities
\n1472 Eko is named LAGOS by the Portuguese
\n1530 \u2013 1542 Onigbogi
\n1512 Ofinran \u2013 Saki was found
\n1534 Egungun Oju \u2013 Igboho was found
\nNupe occupied Oyo- Ile
\n1554 Orompoto
\n1562 Ajiboye
\n1570 Abipa \u2013 Oyo-Ile rebuilt
\n1588 Obalokun \u2013 salt (Sodium Cloride)
\nintroduced in domestic use into Yoruba Land Alaafin set envoys to court in Portugal
\n1600 Aja
\n1658 Odarawu
\n1660 Karan
\n1665 Jayin \u2013 1 st Awujale of Ijebu appointed
\n1676 Ayibi \u2013 Oyo spanned 150.00 km2
\n1690 Osiyago \u2013 1728 Oyo stats invade Dahomey
\n1732 Gberu
\n1738 Amuniwaye
\n1742 Onisile – 1748 subjugating the Dahomey
\n1750 Labisi \u2013 spent in the throne only 15 days committed suicide because of Basorun Gaha
\n1750 Awonbioju \u2013 spent 130 days in the throne
\n1750 Agboluaje – 1754 stars decline in the Empire with intrigues of Basorun Gaha
\n1772 Majeogbe
\n1774-1789 Abiodun
\n1789-1796 Awole
\n1796-1797 Adebo
\n1797-1798 Maku
\n1801-1827 Majeotu \u2013 Fulani seized Ilorin + 1823 Dahomey revolt
\n1827-1834 Amodo
\n1834-1837 Oluewu – 1835 Empire collapse, razed by the Fulani Jihad
\nAre-Ona Kakanfo Afonja , master of Illorin, invited a Fulani scholar of Islam called Alim al Salih into his ranks. He hoped to secure the support of Yoruba Muslims and volunteers from the Hausa-Fulani north in keeping Ilorin independent, but no succeed and Oyo collapse.
\n1838-1858 Atiba Atobatele\u2013 1838 Ago d\u2019Oyo – New Oyo founded
\nThe center of Yoruba power moved to Ibadan , a Yoruba war camp settled by Oyo commanders in 1830.
\n1859-1875 Adelu agunloye \u2013 1857 Britain abolish slavery
\n1864 Alaafin stopped Batedo War in the name of Sango between Ijebu + Egbas
\n1876-1905 Adeyemi I
\n1888 Oyo became a protectorate of Great Britain
\n1905-1911 Agogo Ija Amubieya Lawani
\n1911-1944 Ladigbolu I
\n1914 Amalgation Frederik Lugard united north and south as colony + Protectorate Nigeria
\nThe name Nigeria was taken from the Niger River . Given by Flora Shaw who later married Lugard
\n1945-1954 Adeyemi II
\n1956-1968 Ladigbolu II
\n1971-2022 Adeyemi III<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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