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A comparative look at the nineteenth-century Yoruba war leaders, what set the Ọ̀yọ́-derived Kakanfò autocrats apart from Ìbàdàn's achieved-title men, and the frontline commanders below the top rank who do not have their own dedicated file.

A comprehensive scholarly history of Ẹdẹ from its origin as an Ọ̀yọ́ military outpost at Ẹdẹ-Ilé through its nineteenth-century relocation, dynastic lineage, institutions, and modern transformation.

Biography, military campaigns, and historiographical debates surrounding Ògèdèńgbé Agbógungbóró, the commander-in-chief of the Ẹ̀kìtìparapọ̀ confederacy during the Kiriji War.