Meaning of Adébúlé

Adébúlé

Pronunciation

Meaning of Adébúlé

Royalty did not arrive at home.

Extended Meaning

User feedback: Adébulé, an Ìjẹ̀bú name, was given to a prince born a few weeks after his father, Mámowórá the son of Adéfalà the crown prince, had died in his house which got burnt after an explosion possibly while celebrating the recent victory and return from the Eluku war also called Matiluko war. The literary translation and meaning of the name was Adé "the crown" - éè bá "that did not meet" - Ilé "the royal residence or house". Adébulé Àgbọ́ngbáorí was himself a territorial guard and warrior who led the Ìjẹ̀bú warriors against the might of the British. Expeditionary forces in May 1892 at the famous Ìmàgbọn or Adáná Sungbọ́ war. The various corruptions of the name includes Adébulémọ́, Adébuléjọ, Adébuléwá, Adébulẹ́hìn, Adégbulé, through which from his days as as territorial guard he left a family wherever he served. He was born c. 1845, was a younger than his nephew the famous Balógun Odueuungbo Kúkù. He died on the 19th of September in Ìjẹ̀bú Òde and was buried at Ọ̀fin in Ṣàgámù being a direct descendant of Àkárìgbò Liyangu, his great great grandfather, Akárìgbò Tọwọ́bagbé, his grandfather, and the crown prince Mámówórá was his father. Àgbọ́ngbáorí mother was from Iyanro, and he married a princess called Adéjọńwò of the Gbélégbùwà Royal family from Iyanro in Ìjẹ̀bú Òde.