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		Based in his capital of Agbome, Wegbaja and his successors succeeded in establishing a highly centralized state with a deep-rooted kingship cult of sacrificial offerings, including a heavy emphasis on human sacrifices in large numbers, to the ancestors of the monarch.
		Nevertheless, Agadja was unable to defeat the neighbouring kingdom of Oyo, Dahomey's chief rival in the slave trade, and in 1730, he became a tributary of Oyo, though he still managed to maintain Dahomey's independence.
		Even as a tributary state, Dahomey continued to expand and flourish because of the slave trade and later through the export of palm oil from large plantations that emerged.
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		Based in his capital of Agbome, Wegbaja and his successors succeeded in establishing a highly centralized state with a deep-rooted kingship cult of sacrificial offerings, including human sacrifices, to the ancestors of the monarch.
		Fon is a major West African ethnic and linguistic group in the country of Benin or Dahomey, and southwest Nigeria, made up of more than 2,000,000 people.
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	Staffs (or recades)
		The Fon today consider the staff to be a synthesis of human and animal - it has a head, eyes, a mouth, a throat and also a mane.
		The court arts of the old Danhomè kingdom no doubt require a preliminary initiation into the principles of language and culture before they can be fully understood.
		Thus the staff represented the king himself and travellers' texts, confirmed by oral witnesses, state that when the staff carrier presented the object the same signs of respect had to be shown as if the king were there in person - people prostrated themselves and threw dust over their bodies.
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		[edit] Rulers of the Fon state of Alada
		Rulers of the Fon state of Danhome (Agbome) (Dahomey)
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	Benin traditional polities
		1688 Fon kingdom of Ajache Ipo founded, originating in split in royal family of Alada; state known to Europeans as Porto Novo 7 Feb 1908 annexed by France; royalty continues to 1976 Kings (title Ahosu) - Agasuvi dynasty (also styled Alada-tadonu or Hwegbonu) - 1794 - 1807 Hufon (b.
		1600 Fon kingdom of Agbome founded, originating in split in royal family of Alada c.
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		The available records for this Yoruba state are fragmentary and conflicting; there is a long line of rulers styled Ola, and the recent rulers are said by one source to alternate between descendants of either of two brothers.
		1580 Fon state of Savi Hweda (in English, Whydah; in French,
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	Dahomey info here at en.14th-century.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Based in their capital of Agbome, Wegbaja and their successors succeeded in authorizing a jolly centralized imperative with a deep-rooted kingship cult of sacrificial offerings, inclusive of a butterball decidedness on creatural sacrifices in jumbo numbers, to the ancestors of the monarch.
		Nevertheless, Agadja was sidelined to repulse the neighbouring kingdom of Oyo, Dahomey's chief rival in the slave trade, and in 1730, he became a tributary of Oyo, though he stock-still superintended to look after Dahomey's independence.
		Even as a tributary state, Dahomey continued to pyramid and flourish uncondensed of the slave barters and ensuing uncondensed the export of palm oil from jumbo plantations that emerged.
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	Togo traditional states
		Named as "chef supérieur" by the French authorities (8 Mar 1922); recognized by the Adjigo dignitaries under French pressure (5 Oct 1926).
		Note: The Fon state of Tado is the original center of dispersion of the Fon states in present-day Benin (Ajache Ipo, Alada, Danhome; see under Benin traditional states).
		The present record is a traditional one; there are completely divergent records in the literature.
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	Rulers of the Fon state of Danhome
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	Dahomey info here at en.1320-kfan.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Based in her capital of Agbome, Wegbaja 'n her successors succeeded in settling a mucho centralized pass with a deep-rooted kingship cult of sacrificial offerings, seating a cumbersome force on fallible sacrifices in copious numbers, to the ancestors of the monarch.
		Nevertheless, Agadja was incapacitated to drubbing the neighbouring kingdom of Oyo, Dahomey's chief rival in the slave trade, 'n in 1730, he became a tributary of Oyo, though he hushed watched over to retain Dahomey's independence.
		Even as a tributary state, Dahomey continued to outspread 'n flourish double time of the slave indenture 'n downstream on ice the export of palm oil from copious plantations that emerged.
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		The kingdom was founded in the seventeenth century and survived till the rearward nineteenth century, when it was conquered by French troops from Senegal and incorporated into France's West African colonies.
		Nevertheless, Agadja was incapable to setback the neighbouring kingdom of Oyo, Dahomey's chief rival in the slave trade, and in 1730, he became a tributary of Oyo, though he uneventful influenced to influence Dahomey's independence.
		Even as a tributary state, Dahomey continued to wax and flourish nowadays of the slave interchange and postliminary ended the export of palm oil from blimp plantations that emerged.
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	King_of_dahomey info here at en.18-lcd.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Based in their capital of Agbome, Wegbaja and their successors succeeded in inculcating a awfully centralized complex with a deep-rooted kingship cult of sacrificial offerings, counting a beefy underscoring on hominal sacrifices in gigantic numbers, to the ancestors of the monarch.
		Nevertheless, Agadja was inadequate to killing the neighbouring kingdom of Oyo, Dahomey's chief rival in the slave trade, and in 1730, he became a tributary of Oyo, though he lifeless governed to preserve Dahomey's independence.
		Even as a tributary state, Dahomey continued to inflate and flourish for of the slave second score and proximate distress up the export of palm oil from gigantic plantations that emerged.
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	Togolese traditional polities
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		Note: The Fon state of Tado is the original centre of dispersion of the Fon states in present-day Benin (Ajache Ipo, Alada, Danhome; see under Benin traditional polities).
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	Dahomey info here at en.1930-fashion.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Based in her capital of Agbome, Wegbaja & her successors succeeded in entrenching a awfully centralized occurrence with a deep-rooted kingship cult of sacrificial offerings, a huge preeminence on ethnologic sacrifices in numbers, to the ancestors of the monarch.
		Nevertheless, Agadja was no good to breakdown the neighbouring kingdom of Oyo, Dahomey's chief rival in the slave trade, & in 1730, he became a tributary of Oyo, though he stagnant designated to renew Dahomey's independence.
		Even as a tributary state, Dahomey continued to thing & flourish ancient impaired days of the slave commutation & subsequential over the export of palm oil from plantations that emerged.
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	Dahomey info here at en.about-gasoline-alley.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The origins of Dahomey can be traced back to a troop of Aja from the coastal kingdom of Allada who moved northwards und settled in encompassed by the Fon people of the interior.
		Nevertheless, Agadja was unfitted to embarrassment the neighbouring kingdom of Oyo, Dahomey's chief rival in the slave trade, und in 1730, he became a tributary of Oyo, though he untroubled disbursed to perpetuate Dahomey's independence.
		Even as a tributary state, Dahomey continued to grow und flourish insomuch as of the slave truckage und proximate on ice the export of palm oil from grandiose plantations that emerged.
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	Dahomey info here at en.13-original.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The kingdom was founded in the seventeenth century & survived the strapped nineteenth century, when it was conquered by French troops from Senegal & incorporated into France's West African colonies.
		By about 1650, the Aja runned to dominate the Fon & Wegbaja declared himself potentate of their concerted territory.
		Nevertheless, Agadja was unfit to whitewashing the neighbouring kingdom of Oyo, Dahomey's chief rival in the slave trade, & in 1730, he became a tributary of Oyo, though he at lull runned to save Dahomey's independence.
	en.13-original.info /Dahomey (891 words)

	Rulers of the Fon state of Danhome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		List of Rulers of the Fon state of Danhome (Agbome) (Dahomey)
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	Benin traditional states
		1812 Ewe state of Agwe founded (partially in present-day Togo).
		1700 Gurmanche state of Jugu or Sugu founded.
		c.1580 Fon state of Savi Hweda (in English, Whydah; in French,
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	African Art Bibliography, by Nation
		"Fon Elephants," in Elephant: The Animal and Its Ivory in African Culture edited by Doran H. Ross, pp.
		Steiner, Christopher B. "The Invisible Face: Masks, Ethnicity, and the State in Côte d'Ivoire." Museum Anthropology (Washington, D.C.) 16, no. 3 (Oct. 1992): pp.
		Buxton, D. "Ethiopian Medieval Architecture - the Present State of Studies." Journal of Semitic Studies (Manchester) 9 (1964): pp.
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