Place

Ilọrin

Frontier city lost to the Fulani in the revolution; base of the jihadist push south until the defeat at Osogbo, and a party to the wars down to the British settlement.

Appears in the text as: Ilorin

All mentions (295)

Part I, Ch. 1 — Origin And Early History — 2

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Part I, Ch. 3 — Religion — 1

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Part I, Ch. 4 — Government — 4

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Part I, Ch. 6 — Yoruba Towns And Villages — 2

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Part I, Ch. 8 — Manners And Customs — 3

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Part II, Ch. 6 — The Revolution — 10

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Part II, Ch. 7 — The Rise Of The Fulanis To Power — 21

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Part II, Ch. 9 — Further Development Of The Anarchy — 19

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

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Part II, Ch. 11 — The Revolution In The Epo Districts — 10

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Part II, Ch. 13 — The Last Of Katunga The Great Metropolis And The End Of A Dynasty — 31

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Part II, Ch. 14 — The Interregnum — 1

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Part II, Ch. 15 — The New City And New Government — 16

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Part II, Ch. 16 — A Series Of Fratricidal Wars — 3

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Part II, Ch. 17 — Subjugation Of The Ijesas And Ekitis By The Ibadans—Some Important Episodes—Social Reform At Ibadan — 13

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Part II, Ch. 18 — A Glorious End And The Gory Dawn Of Two Reigns—The Ijaye War — 3

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Part II, Ch. 21 — Two Administrations Of Opposite Policies — 1

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Part II, Ch. 22 — A New Reign And Evil Prognostications — 3

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Part II, Ch. 23 — The Commencement Of The 16 Years’ War — 4

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Part II, Ch. 24 — Conflicts In The North — 22

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

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Part II, Ch. 26 — Failures At Reconciliation — 6

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Part II, Ch. 27 — A Rift In The Clouds — 3

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

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Part II, Ch. 29 — The Intervention Of The British Government — 27

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Part II, Ch. 30 — Dispersal Of The Combatants By Special Commissioners — 4

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Part II, Ch. 31 — Disturbance In Every Part Of The Country — 36

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Part II, Ch. 32 — Abortive Measures To Terminate The War — 31

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Part II, Ch. 33 — The Dark Before The Dawn — 6

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Part II, Ch. 34 — The End Of The War — 7

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