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[Olúwátìmílẹ́hìn Akọgun - I'm Hiring @timiakogun]

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A brief history of Ancient Oyo.

A law was made in the 1500’s at Oyo that at no time should all the royal guards leave the capital during campaigns. Half of the imperial soldiers must always remain back home to protect the City. This law was made by Alaafin Onigbogi after the fall of the old Oyo

Onigbogi was the last King to rule from the Old capital. While his soldiers were at war, led by the prime minister… Bashorun Ayangbagi, the Tapas who have had a love hate relationship with Oyo for breaking an oath of bond between Oranmiyan and Elempe ( King of the Tapas at the time) invaded Oyo and sacked it to avenge the disgraceful end of Shango, a prince they held in high esteems in the Tapa country, irrespective that his father was not Tapa.

Alaafin Onigbogi escaped with his citizens to the Bariba country where they were given lands to settle at a place called Gbere….. He died of depression shortly after.

His grandson, Egungunoju led the Exodus back to a new capital called ‘Oyo Igboho’…. It was from here that Oyo expanded into an empire under the command of Allafin Orompoto. He built the first standing army and introduced a lot of battle strategies. He was also the first to build the calvary at Oyo. One of the great arts of war he introduced was the element of surprise… He was very tactful with the art of moving his solders and selecting battle grounds for campaigns.

With the organized military structure Orompoto left behind, his successor, Alaafin Ajiboyede fought many campaigns and eventually defeated the Tapas

Four great kings ruled at Oyo Igboho before the last of the kinds, Abipa Oba M’oro relocated the capital to a more formidable city. The new capital built by Abipa was the most formidable metropolis of all. It had warrior cities at border posts of all cardinal points to the city. These warrior cities included Ikoyi, Iresa, Ilorin and Ogbomosho. It was from here Oyo reached its imperial heights…. The empire expanded all the way to the Dahomey Coasts to the South and the banks of the river Niger to the North.

The empire reached its peak during the golden age of Alaafin Abiodun.... Its decline started with the feud between Alaafin Aole and Afonja.

[Olúwátìmílẹ́hìn Akọgun - I'm Hiring @timiakogun]

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