Eyo chieftaincy houses

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Eyo chieftaincy houses are traditional Lagos aristocratic lineages that organize and lead the historic Eyo masquerade festival, playing a central role in its rituals, costumes, and processions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural institution
religio-political institution
traditional aristocratic lineage
associatedWith Adamu Orisha play
Eyo festival NERFINISHED
Eyo masquerade NERFINISHED
composedOf hereditary lineages
culturalContext Lagos Island (Isale Eko) NERFINISHED
Yoruba NERFINISHED
governedBy Oba of Lagos NERFINISHED
hasFunction honouring deceased Oba of Lagos
management of festival logistics
marking important state occasions
preserving Lagos royal heritage
regulating participation in Eyo festival
transmission of ritual knowledge
heritageStatus intangible cultural heritage of Lagos
influences Lagos ceremonial life
Lagos cultural identity
language Yoruba
linkedTo Lagos chieftaincy system
Lagos royal court NERFINISHED
locatedIn Lagos NERFINISHED
Lagos State
Nigeria NERFINISHED
membershipBasedOn descent
family lineage
organizes Eyo procession routes
appearance of different Eyo groups
preserves ritual songs and chants of Eyo festival
traditional dress codes of Eyo masquerade
religiousAssociation Adamu Orisha NERFINISHED
Orisha worship
responsibleFor interpretation of Eyo customs
observance of Eyo taboos
roleIn coordination of Eyo masquerade groups
custodianship of Eyo regalia
leadership of Eyo processions
maintenance of Eyo traditions
organization of Eyo festival
performance of Eyo rituals
selection of Eyo masqueraders
socialRole elite families of Lagos Island
subordinateTo Oba of Lagos NERFINISHED
timePeriod pre-colonial era to present
uses Eyo costumes
Eyo staffs (opambata)
ritual paraphernalia

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Adamu Orisha Play governedBy Eyo chieftaincy houses