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Agonglo

Agonglo was a King of the Kingdom of Dahomey, in present-day Benin, from 1789 until 1797. Agonglo took over from his father King Kpengla in 1789 and inherited many of the economic problems that developed during Kpengla's reign. Because of the poor economy, Agonglo was often constrained by domestic opposition. As a response, he reformed many of the…

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Administration

Mahi peopleLittle PopoPorto-NovoGrand-PopoBritish
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Rise to power

Oyo empireSuzeraintyTegbessouKing Agaja
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Succession

King Ghezo
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KingKingdom of DahomeyBeninKing KpenglaAtlantic slave trade
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Born
c. 1766
Died
1797 (1798) Abomey
Father
Kpengla
House
Aladaxonou
Predecessor
Kpengla
Reign
1789–1797

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Agonglo

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples39
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Agonglo

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related to Administration · 13
Agonglo → Although, As, Dahomey, Grand-Popo, However, Kpengla, Little Popo, Little Popo's, Mahi, Oyo, Porto-Novo, The Oyo, This
related to Rise to power · 10
Agonglo → Dahomey, King Agaja, King Kpengla, Kpengla, Oyo, Political, The, The Oyo, These, When Tegbessou
related to Succession · 9
Agonglo → Adandozan, Although Adandozan, Dahomey, Dogan, King Ghezo, Mehu, Migan, Those, With
Born · 1
Agonglo → c. 1766
Died · 1
Agonglo → 1797 (1798) Abomey
Father · 1
Agonglo → Kpengla
House · 1
Agonglo → Aladaxonou
Predecessor · 1
Agonglo → Kpengla
Reign · 1
Agonglo → 1789–1797
Successor · 1
Agonglo → Adandozan

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dahomey king kpengla trade slave 1797 adandozan 1789 efforts kingdom many power opposition two resulted portuguese oyo domestic traders oldest

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AgongloBornc. 17661.00infobox
AgongloDied1797 (1798) Abomey1.00infobox
AgongloFatherKpengla1.00infobox
AgongloHouseAladaxonou1.00infobox
AgongloPredecessorKpengla1.00infobox
AgongloReign1789–17971.00infobox
AgongloSuccessorAdandozan1.00infobox
Agonglorelated to AdministrationAs0.60section
Agonglorelated to AdministrationDahomey0.60section
Agonglorelated to AdministrationThe Oyo0.60section
Agonglorelated to AdministrationThis0.60section
Agonglorelated to AdministrationOyo0.60section

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