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Morning salutation Of The Benins (Ukhu Na Tue vbe Edo)

From Ogiso 1st Royal period
Delaiso

From Eweka I of 2nd Royal Period
Lamogun

Iyase Of Benin
Lavbieze

Ohenmwen
Oliha
Laogele

Edohen
Lauvbe/Latose

Ezomo
Lagiesan

Ero
Lamosun

Enogie Of Ute
Lagiete

Enogie Of Uteh
Eholo N' Igieduma
Eholo-Nire
Laire

Ogiamen
Oloton
Lamehi

Ohen-Okun N' Ughoton
Okao of Gelegele
Bazuaya
Ohen-Okun N' Iguelaba
Lakun

Ologbose
Enogie Of Ugo N' Eki
Elema
Lagba

Ogiefa
Laidu

Osa
Laiki

Edogun
Lagiewan

Iyase Of Udo
Ine N'.Igun
Laini

Isi Of Utekon
Enogie Of Ugo N' Iyekorhiomwon
Labo

Azagueni Of Urhonigbe
Odionwere Idunmwun-Ebo
Osenugba
Osuan
Oloke
Laoloke

Oshodin
Ohen Iso Of Ugbeku
Delaiso/Laiso

Enogie N' Uteh
Enogie Of Ahor
Enogie Of Idumhunmwughu
Enogie Of Igbekhue
Elawue Of Usen
Delaihe
Iyase N' Uselu
Layede
Ise N' Utekon
Laeruvbi/Laru
Igiehon Of Ibiwe
Isienmwenro
Latose

Agia
Lagia

Idu
Laidu

Iren
Lairen
Aide
Laide

Emehe
Lamehe

Emekon
Lamekon

Emeri
Lameri

Emezi
Lamezi

Emodu
Delakpan/Lakpan

Eze
Lamero

Eni Of Uzae (Ijare)
Lamore

Enogie N' Uvbe
Lauvbe

Enogie N' Erua
Lagierua

Igiena
Lagiena

Ehor
Delaeho/Laeho

Igieduma
Lakhun.

Iguovbiahianmwen
Ize
Laize

Imara N' Uhen
Laimara

Enogie Of Egor
Lauihe

Uhe
Ohennukoni Evbiekoi
Enogie Of Evboekabua
Lavbiuwa

Izima (Ojima)
Layeru

Okeluhen
Orobator
Aimiuwu
Osayuwanoba
Enogie Of Irhue
Deelalu/Lalu
Enogie Of Oben
Lavbiobu

EkenEzima (Ojima Of Okeluhen)
Laugha

Ogiema
Lagiema

Okaligban N' Uhi
Lamoko

Okenghide
Delaken
Olokhunwmum
Delagun
Olomoru
Lamoru

Omokun
Lamokun

Umodu
Lamodu

Igie
Laigie

Ureni
Lairen

Ugha
Laugha

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