Itan
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For iTAN (indexed TAN), see Transaction authentication number
Itan (singular and plural) is the Yorùbá term for the sum total of all Yorùbá: Stories, historical accounts, songs, myths, and other cultural components.[1] In some cases, Itan can be used to evoke historical facts during a dispute.
[edit] References
- ^ African culture and mythology. Egbe Ifie, Dapọ Adelugba, Page 90
- Chief S. Solagbade Popoola & Fakunle Oyesanya, Ikunle Abiyamo: The ASE of Motherhood 2007. ISBN 978-09810013-0-2
- Chief S. Solagbade Popoola Library, INC Ifa Dida Volume One (EjiOgbe - Orangun Meji) ISBN 978-0-9810013-1-9
- Chief S. Solagbade Popoola Library, INC Ifa Dida Volume Two (OgbeYeku - OgbeFun) ISBN
- Chief S. Solagbade Popoola Library, INC Ifa Dida Volume Three (OyekuOgbe - OyekuFun) ISBN
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