Territory located in present-day Benin.
Later known as Ajache Ipo or Ajashe (Adjatshe/Adjatché).
Ahosu = King.
| Tenure
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Incumbent
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Notes
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| Hogbonu Kingdom Division of Allada royal family
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| Agasuvi Dynasty (Alada-tadonu or Hwegbonu Dynasty)
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| 1688 to 1729 |
Té-Agbanlin, Ahosu |
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| 1729 to 1739 |
Hiakpon, Ahosu |
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| 1739 to 1746 |
Lokpon, Ahosu |
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| 1746 to 1752 |
Hude, Queen |
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| 1752 to 1757 |
Messe, Ahosu
(Messi) |
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| 1757 to 1761 |
Huyi, Ahosu |
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| 1761 to 1765 |
Gbeyon, Ahosu |
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| 1765 to 1775 |
Interregnum |
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| 1775 to 1783 |
Ayikpe, Ahosu |
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| 1783 to 1794 |
Ayaton, Ahosu |
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| Ajache Ipo Kingdom
|
| 1794 to 1807 |
Huffon, Ahosu |
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| 1807 to 1816 |
Ajohan, Ahosu |
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| 1816 to 1818 |
Toyi, Ahosu |
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| 1818 to 1828 |
Hueze, Ahosu |
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| 1828 to 1836 |
Toyon, Ahosu |
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| 1836 to 8 September 1848 |
Meyi, Ahosu |
|
| 8 September 1848 to 3 February 1864 |
Sodji, Ahosu |
|
| 11 February 1864 to 23 May 1872 |
Mikpon, Ahosu |
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| 4 June 1872 to 26 June 1874 |
Messi, Ahosu
(Messi II) |
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| 16 September 1874 to 7 February 1908 |
Toffa I, Ahosu
(Tofa II) |
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| French annexation
|
| 7 February 1908 to 22 October 1913 |
Gbdessin, Chef supérieur |
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| 1913 to 1929 |
Hudji, Chef supérieur |
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| 1929 to 1930 |
Toli, Chef supérieur |
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| 1930 to 1940 |
Gbehinto, Chef supérieur |
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| 1941 to 1946 |
Gbesso Toyi, Chef supérieur |
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| 1946 to 16 July 1976 |
Alohinto Gbeffa, Chef supérieur |
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