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Dakodonou

Dakodonou, Dakodonu, Dako Donu or Dako Danzo was an early king of the Kingdom of Dahomey, in present-day Benin, ruling from around 1620 until 1645. Oral tradition recounts that Dakodonu was the son (or grandson) of Do-Aklin, the founder of the royal dynasty of Dahomey, and the father to Houegbadja, often considered the founder of the Kingdom of Dahomey.…

Dakodonu and legitimation of the royal lineage, Constructions by Dakodonu & Founding of Abomey Kingdom

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Dakodonu and legitimation of the royal lineage

AgajaFonFalse etymology
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Constructions by Dakodonu

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Founding of Abomey Kingdom

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Kingdom of DahomeyBeninDo-AklinHouegbadja
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Died
1645 (1646)
House
Aladaxonou
Predecessor
Do-Aklin
Reign
c.1620–c.1645
Successor
Houegbadja

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Constructions by Dakodonu

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Dakodonou

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Edges14
Triples9
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
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Dakodonou

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related to Name · 4
Dakodonou → Dako, Dakodonou's, Donou, One
Died · 1
Dakodonou → 1645 (1646)
House · 1
Dakodonou → Aladaxonou
Predecessor · 1
Dakodonou → Do-Aklin
Reign · 1
Dakodonou → c.1620–c.1645
Successor · 1
Dakodonou → Houegbadja

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dakodonu kingdom dahomey royal houegbadja abomey do-aklin tradition ruling king oral lineage dako gedevi dan son addition local contends plateau

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DakodonouDied1645 (1646)1.00infobox
DakodonouHouseAladaxonou1.00infobox
DakodonouPredecessorDo-Aklin1.00infobox
DakodonouReignc.1620–c.16451.00infobox
DakodonouSuccessorHouegbadja1.00infobox
Dakodonourelated to NameOne0.60section
Dakodonourelated to NameDakodonou's0.60section
Dakodonourelated to NameDako0.60section
Dakodonourelated to NameDonou0.60section

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