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capacity for four years, until his death on 27 January 1889. He was from Itoku and was a grandson of Jibodu through his mother Erelu After a two-year vacancy, Oba
Oshokalu, a son of Latomi and a grandson of Jibodu, was appointed Alake on 18 September 1891. He ruled in this capacity for seven years until his demise on 11 June 1898. On 8 August 1898 Oba Gbadebo I became the Alake of Egbaland. Gbadebo was a son of the first Alake Okukenu and his wife Efunwunmi. He was born sometime in May or June 1854, when his father was attempting to become the first Alake. He spent twenty-two years on the throne until his death on 28 May 1920. He died at the age of 66 (1854–1920). He was the first Alake to convert to Christianity, which he did shortly before his death. One of his sons, Adesanya Osolake Gbadebo, is the father of Gbadebo III, the current Alake of Egbaland. Following the demise of Oba Gbadebo I in 1920, Oba
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Adekanmbi Somoye was born in Orile-Iporo sometime between 1790 and 1800. His father
Jejusimi was a son of Lukoye, who was a son of Laarun, an Alake of Egbaland who ruled sometime in the 18th century. Following the demise of Oba Okukenu in 1862, Shomoye returned to the throne of the Alake of Egbaland as a regent, where he spent four years between 1862 until his death on August 8, 1868. Following this, Oba Ademola I was appointed on 28 November 1869. Ademola was a grandson of Jibodu, an Alake of Egba before the migration to Abeokuta, through his mother Teniade. His rise to throne was bitterly contested with his Oyekan, and supporters of Oyekan, who were primarily the Ogboni chiefs, refused to recognize his rule for many years. He ruled for eight years until his demise on 30 December 1877.
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II became the new Alake on
September 27, 1920. He was the son of the past Alake of Egbaland Ademola. The Egba people were initially hesitant to Ademola II's appointment as he had converted to Christianity and was educated in western schools in Lagos. He ruled for 42 years, two of which were spent in
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II was appointed as the new Alake of
Egbaland. He was a son of Oba Gbadebo I. After the death of Adesina Samuel Gbadebo on 26 October 1971, Samuel Oyebade Lipede became the king. Lipede was a son of Adebowale Lipede, who was a grandson of Adeluola, a daughter of Oba Jibodu He ruled in this capacity
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On 1 January 1878, Oba Oyekan was appointed as the Alake of
Egbaland. Oyekan was the son of Alake Jibodu. He was quite old when he became king, and he spent only three years on the throne before his demise on 18 September 1881. Thereafter, Oluwaji was appointed on 9 February 1885, and ruled in this
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became the first Alake of
Egbaland, ruling between 8 August 1854 to 31 August 1862. He was a great-great grandson of Laarun, an ancient Alake. Prior to the appointment of the Sagbua Okukenu in 1846, Shomoye, who was a cousin of Okukenu was installed as regent for one year, between 1845 and 1846.
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or nicknames. The first Alake to rule is said to be
Ajalake, who may have ruled sometime in the 15th or 16th century. Laarun, an Alake of Egbaland who ruled during the 18th century, was the great-grandfather of Shomoye, the Bashorun of Egbaland through Laarun's son Lukoye. Lukoye was also the
1296:. The Aláké ruled in a region known as "Igbó Ẹ̀gbá," north of present day Abeokuta. There were over 20 kings that ruled Ake before the Ake settled in Abeokuta in 1830. The exact dates of their reigns are still unclear, and many of the names of the supposed kings are linked to
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Jibodu was the pentultimate Alake in Igbo-Egba, and likely ruled during the turn of the 19th century. Jibodu was a son of Saade, who was a granddaughter of Alake Laarun. Many of Jibodu's descendants became Alake of
Egbaland when the Egba moved to Abeokuta.
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Okikilu was the last Alake to rule in Igbo-Egba. He was murdered by messengers sometime in the early 1900s during a civil war among Ake towns known as Agbaje. The Egba Ake people soon settled in
Abeokuta not too long after his death.
1745:""Chieftaincy and the State in Abacha's Nigeria: Kingship, Political Rivalry and Competing Histories in Abeokuta during the 1990s" by Nolte, Insa - Africa, Vol. 72, Issue 3, Summer 2002"
1744:
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Larelu or Lelu Erigi was another Alake of Ake, and reigned sometime in the mid 1700s. He was the grandfather of the Egba warlord and leader Sodeke, through Sodeke's mother Efuwo.
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exile between 1948 and
December 1950. After his death on 27 December 1962, the throne was vacant for one year and on 12 August 1963, Oba
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great-grandfather of the first Alake of Egbaland in Abeokuta, Okukenu. Laarun was also a great-grandfather of Alake Jibodu.
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1982:
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663:
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1659:"Kingdoms of Nigeria, The Nigerian Database of Rulers, Kings, Kingdoms, Political and Traditional Leaders"
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1800:"National Portrait Gallery - Person - Ladapo Samuel Ademola II, King of Abeokuta"
1629:"Nigeriaworld Feature Article - Egba-Owu controversy: The distortion of history"
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for 33 years until his demise in February 2005, which led to the appointment of
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113:
70:
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188:
1884:"Nigeriaworld Feature Article - Oba Lipede restored the glory of Egbaland"
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According to oral tradition, the Alake, believed to be a descendant of
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123:
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183:
1771:"Nigeriaworld Feature Article - Alake of Egbaland dies, Who's next?"
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537:
461:
310:
193:
133:
31:
991:
527:
502:
218:
1473:
List of the Alakes of Egbaland in Abeokuta, originally of Ake:
1897:
Odunoye, Oladipo; Akinpelu, Olalekan; Ope-Agbe, ʻwale (1997).
522:
223:
173:
1056:
Festival (Brazil, Cuba, Trinidad, USA, Venezuela, Argentina)
1607:"The Egbas, the Owus, and the Dahomeans – African History"
1701:"Egba Progressive Association, Inc. - Alakes Of Egbaland"
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN WESTERN NIGERIA: ABEOKUTA, 1830-1952
1687:"USA/Africa Dialogue, No 353: The King is not dead!"
1362:Alake Arokonu (may be the same person as Ajalake)
1423:Alake Larelu (or Lelu) Erigi afinnikan af'owoseso
1929:The Punch - Nigeria's Most Widely Read Newspaper
1925:"Alake restores Lawson as Iyalode of Egbaland"
1345:List of Alakes of Ake in Igbo-Egba, pre-1830:
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8:
1948:"Lisabi Festival: Markets close in Abeokuta"
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1226:
39:
1509:(28 November 1869 till 30 December 1877)
1517:(1 January 1878 till 18 September 1881)
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36:The Alake of Egbaland's palace, Abeokuta
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1525:(9 February 1885 till 27 January 1889)
51:
1557:(12 August 1963 till 26 October 1971)
1533:(18 September 1891 till 11 June 1898)
1451:Alake Gbongbo-bi-irin Atesiwaju-agija
1549:(10 July 1920 till 27 December 1962)
1493:(28 August 1854 till 31 August 1862)
7:
1565:(5 August 1972 till 3 February 2005
1256:is the paramount Yoruba king of the
1842:Akinniyi Savage, Dr (25 May 2010).
1609:. Rasta Livewire/africaresource.com
25:
1284:Pre-Abeokuta history of the Alake
1570:Alake Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo III
1541:(8 August 1898 till 8 May 1920)
1464:Alake Okikilu Agunloye-bi-oyinbo
1316:History of the Alake in Abeokuta
678:Àwọ̀fin, Ààfin, Àọ̀fin, Àghọ̀fẹn
266:Related Yoruboid-speaking groups
59:
1605:Jaide, Don (26 December 2009).
1554:Alake Adesina Samuel Gbadebo II
1498:Alake Somoye (2nd time) -Regent
1482:Alake Somoye (1st time) -Regent
1456:Alake Jibodu Oluyemo Asaramapa
1:
1813:Ajisafe, A.K. (August 1972).
1784:Ajisafe, A.K. (August 1972).
1729:Ajisafe, A.K. (August 1972).
1714:Ajisafe, A.K. (August 1972).
1642:Ajisafe, A.K. (August 1972).
1573:(2 August 2005 till present)
1562:Alake Samuel Oyebade Lipede I
1446:Alake Osifunwatan ara Igbeti
1415:Alake Larun Abenoku Asolagege
1973:History of the Yoruba people
1870:"Nigerian Nostalgia Project"
1829:"Reference at allafrica.com"
1007:Aké Arts & Book Festival
664:History of the Yoruba people
1978:Nigerian traditional rulers
1129:Folk / Traditional
950:Festivals / events
650:Politics / History
1999:
1946:Our Reporter (July 2016).
1436:Alake Ose-firiro-gbe-edun
1341:Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo III
1968:Lists of rulers in Africa
1382:Alake Akurunwon dari ile
1372:Alake A-fi-egungun-tenna
1367:Alake Ofitete-na-obinrin
1431:Alake Abara-Onika-mogun
1418:from early to mid-1770s
1405:Alake Laro d'agbabi oba
1546:Alake Ladapo Ademola II
1410:Alake Mu'jawu Nepo osi
1377:Alake Oyidiyidi-lu-ote
27:Royal title in Egbaland
1817:. The Harcore Society.
1788:. The Harcore Society.
1733:. The Harcore Society.
1718:. The Harcore Society.
1646:. The Harcore Society.
1490:Alake Sagbuwa Okunkenu
1336:Adesina Samuel Gbadebo
37:
1477:Rulers title (Alake)
1441:Alake Gbogan Abatimo
1397:Alake Lupo Mosunleka
1349:Rulers title (Alake)
1212:List of Yoruba people
1205:Notable personalities
868:Military and commerce
334:Afro-Cubans / Lucumis
35:
18:Alake of Egba (title)
1673:"pointblanknews.com"
1050:Yoruba Arts Festival
1029:Yorùbá Drum Festival
1012:World Sango Festival
1983:Yoruba royal titles
1657:Adewunmi Elegbede.
1478:
1387:Alake Oliyun Arowo
1350:
1272:. Egba consists of
1032:New Yam- Ọdún Ìjẹṣu
885:Parakòyí / Bàbálájé
568:Legendary creatures
1935:on 3 January 2015.
1900:Oba Oyebade Lipede
1476:
1459:c. 1800 - c. 1815
1392:Alake Agbarinmogi
1354:Alake Dada Ajalake
1348:
607:Religious concepts
274:Ìtsẹkírì (Ìwẹ́rẹ́)
38:
1815:Iwe Itan Abeokuta
1786:Iwe Itan Abeokuta
1731:Iwe Itan Abeokuta
1716:Iwe Itan Abeokuta
1644:Iwe Itan Abeokuta
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1576:
1471:
1470:
1254:Alake of Egbaland
1250:
1249:
837:Nobility (Ògbóni)
382:Cultural concepts
16:(Redirected from
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1538:Alake Gbadebo I
1506:Alake Ademola I
1400:mid-late 1600s
1357:c.16th century
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1276:, ,Oke-Ona and
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