Whatever might be his reasons, history says, he began his adventure, first to Bini, where he established a new kingship- his reign witnessed unmatched peace and prosperity- the poor, the weak were liberated from the oppressive rule of the chiefs and the nobles. A version says, this military genius was on vengeance mission to the east, because of his fatherвЂ™s expulsion another version says, Oduduwa had earlier left a message before his death that б»Њranmiyan should go and assist the Binis, who had earlier requested for spiritual and political direction after the death of King Ogizo. History has two versions on why б»Њranmiyan left Ile-Ifбє№. The Adventure of б»Њranmiyan-Mission to Bini The first б»Њyб»Ќ was founded over six or seven centuries ago, it shared boundary with the Nupe/Ibariba on the north, on the west was Abomey kingdom, to the east, Bini (Benin) kingdom- whose king, Eweka was the son of б»Њranmiyan, and paternal brother to Ajaka and б№ўango (the inheritors of б»Њyб»Ќ) further south were the Yoruba sub-groups: the Aworis, and the Egbas. According to history, two defunct б»Њyб»Ќ metropolitan townships had existed at different times they were: б»Њyб»Ќ-Ile or (Katunga), б»Њyб»Ќ-Igboho the present б»Њyб»Ќ-Alaafin (Agб»Ќ-б»Њja) was established in 1830s, when б»Њyб»Ќ Igboho was destroyed by the Fulani army. From records, some kingdoms existed side-by-side with б»Њyб»Ќ Empire вЂ“ which was founded by б»Њranmiyan (б»Њranyan), a prominent son of Oduduwa around 13th or 14th century. Linguistically, б»Њyб»Ќ belongs to the North-West and historically, б»Њyб»Ќ State has more ancient cities with varied historical origin than any Yoruba speaking states, these towns and villages are about the oldest in Yoruba land. The state is divided into three senatorial districts: б»Њyб»Ќ-Alaafin/Ogbomб»Ќsб»Ќ, Oke-Ogun and Ibadan/Ibarapa with thirty-three local governments, and its administrative headquarters located at Ibadan.

б»Њyб»Ќ State is the largest Yoruba speaking state in terms of population and landmass, the state derived its name from old б»Њyб»Ќ Empire which is represented by the present б»Њyб»Ќ-Alaafin. Available from: The Progenies of Oduduwa-The People, The Yoruba вЂ№ Yorupedia

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