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Eweka I

Eweka I was the first Oba ('king') of the Kingdom of Benin and the first ruler of the Eweka dynasty, the royal line that followed the era associated in Benin historical tradition with the Ogiso monarchs and the later administrations of Evian and Ogiamien.

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Dynastic background and parentage

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Reign

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Overview

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Children and succession

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Born
c. 1171 Ego, near the Benin capital
Burial
Ile-Ife, according to Benin tradition
Coronation
c. 1200, Usama
Died
c. 1230
Dynasty
Eweka dynasty
Father
Oranmiyan

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Overview

Dynastic background and parentage

Birth, upbringing and name

Accession and chronology

Reign

Children and succession

Death and burial

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Eweka I

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples88
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Eweka I

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related to background · 37
Eweka I → Anthropologist Robert Elwyn Bradbury, Benin, Benin-centred, Bini, Bradbury, Edo, Edo-born, Egharevba, Ego, Egor, Ekaladerhan, Erinmwinde, Erinwinde, Evian, Eweka, Eweka's, Gabriel Akindele Akinola, Historian Dmitri Bondarenko, Historian Isaac Imue Irabor, Ife
related to Political position and territorial authority · 19
Eweka I → Benin, Egharevba, Ekiokpagha, Enigie, Ewedo, Eweka, Eweka's, He, Ikpoba River, In, Irabor, More, Oba, Obas, Ogiamien, Osadolor, Roese, Usama, Uzama
related to Death and burial · 11
Eweka I → According, Benin, Benin Oba, Bondarenko, Egharevba, Eweka, Heaven, Ife, King Ado, Orun Oba Ado, Roese
Issue Detail · 6
Eweka I → Ehenmihen, Idu, Olomuza or Omonuza, Omorodion or Odion, The Onogie of Ebue, Uwakhuahen
Guardians and regents · 5
Eweka I → Ihama, Ogiefa, Oloton, Osanego, other appointed guardians
Born · 1
Eweka I → c. 1171 Ego, near the Benin capital
Burial · 1
Eweka I → Ile-Ife, according to Benin tradition
Coronation · 1
Eweka I → c. 1200, Usama
Died · 1
Eweka I → c. 1230
Dynasty · 1
Eweka I → Eweka dynasty

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eweka benin egharevba eweka's ife oba oranmiyan royal tradition states later capital uzama uwakhuahen historian reign associated ego use first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Eweka IBornc. 1171 Ego, near the Benin capital1.00infobox
Eweka IBurialIle-Ife, according to Benin tradition1.00infobox
Eweka ICoronationc. 1200, Usama1.00infobox
Eweka IDiedc. 12301.00infobox
Eweka IDynastyEweka dynasty1.00infobox
Eweka IFatherOranmiyan1.00infobox
Eweka IGuardians and regentsOsanego1.00infobox
Eweka IGuardians and regentsOgiefa1.00infobox
Eweka IGuardians and regentsIhama1.00infobox
Eweka IGuardians and regentsOloton1.00infobox
Eweka IGuardians and regentsother appointed guardians1.00infobox
Eweka IIssue DetailUwakhuahen1.00infobox
Eweka IIssue DetailEhenmihen1.00infobox
Eweka IIssue DetailIdu1.00infobox
Eweka IIssue DetailOlomuza or Omonuza1.00infobox
Eweka IIssue DetailOmorodion or Odion1.00infobox
Eweka IIssue DetailThe Onogie of Ebue1.00infobox
Eweka IMotherErinmwinde1.00infobox
Eweka IPredecessorTitle established1.00infobox
Eweka IReignc. 1200 – c. 12301.00infobox
Eweka ISuccessorUwakhuahen1.00infobox

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