Crown

Awùjalẹ̀ of Ìjẹ̀bú

The king of the Ìjẹ̀bú. Johnson records the title's origin in tradition — from a disputed succession — as having arisen in the reign of King Jayin.

Appears in the text as: Awujale

All mentions (90)

Part I, Ch. 2 — The Origin Of The Tribes — 3

Part I, Ch. 4 — Government — 2

Part II, Ch. 4 — A Succession Of Despotic And Short-Lived Kings — 1

Part II, Ch. 10 — The Spread Of Anarchy And _ Political Displacements — 1

Part II, Ch. 23 — The Commencement Of The 16 Years’ War — 1

Part II, Ch. 24 — Conflicts In The North — 1

Part II, Ch. 25 — Ìbàdàn At Its Extremity—Bloody Strifes — 2

Part II, Ch. 26 — Failures At Reconciliation — 1

Part II, Ch. 27 — A Rift In The Clouds — 14

Part II, Ch. 28 — The Rev. J. B. Wood And The A.O.K — 3

Part II, Ch. 29 — The Intervention Of The British Government — 14

Part II, Ch. 30 — Dispersal Of The Combatants By Special Commissioners — 8

Part II, Ch. 31 — Disturbance In Every Part Of The Country — 10

Part II, Ch. 32 — Abortive Measures To Terminate The War — 14

Part II, Ch. 33 — The Dark Before The Dawn — 14

Part undefined, Ch. B — Appendix B — 1