Ìtàn

Crown

Ọwá of Ìjẹ̀ṣà

The king of the Ìjẹ̀ṣà (seated at Ilésà). Johnson counts the Owa among the senior crowns reckoned children or grandchildren of Ọ̀rànyàn.

Appears in the text as: Owa

⑂ Competing accounts

Where did the Yoruba people come from?
The Origin of the Yorubas — 4 accounts →

All mentions (59)

Part I, Ch. 1 — Origin And Early History — 4

¶39¶40¶41¶42

Part I, Ch. 2 — The Origin Of The Tribes — 14

¶36¶40¶41¶42¶47¶52¶53¶56¶57¶58¶59¶60¶64¶65

Part I, Ch. 4 — Government — 1

¶338

Part II, Ch. 2 — Historical Kings — 1

¶11

Part II, Ch. 18 — A Glorious End And The Gory Dawn Of Two Reigns—The Ìjàyè War — 1

¶72

Part II, Ch. 20 — The Closing And The Opening Careers Of Two Heroes — 3

¶33¶49¶103

Part II, Ch. 21 — Two Administrations Of Opposite Policies — 3

¶9¶34¶35

Part II, Ch. 26 — Failures At Reconciliation — 2

¶69¶71

Part II, Ch. 27 — A Rift In The Clouds — 1

¶91

Part II, Ch. 28 — The Rev. J. B. Wood And The A.O.K — 5

¶17¶19¶26¶28¶33

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

¶10¶63¶70¶108¶109¶110¶117¶134¶148¶153¶167¶177¶196¶203

Part II, Ch. 30 — Dispersal Of The Combatants By Special Commissioners — 6

¶66¶73¶85¶114¶152¶164

Part II, Ch. 32 — Abortive Measures To Terminate The War — 2

¶15¶16

Part II, Ch. 35 — The Establishment Of The British Protectorate — 1

¶46

Part undefined, Ch. A — Appendix A — Treaties — 1

¶123

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