Earthen bas-reliefs called nundidè (“noon-dee-DEH”) in this kingdom’s Royal Palaces may have depicted a female regent named Hangbè. This kingdom’s military was split into units commanded by the migan and mehu, part of a Great Council that met at its Annual Customs. After the Sarr–Savoy report, art from this kingdom, including zoomorphic statues (10[1])of its kings Glélé, Ghézo (“GAY-zoh”), and Béhanzin, was the first (-5[1])to be repatriated (10[1])by France (-5[2])in 2022. (10[2])This kingdom conquered Allada and Whydah (“WEE-dah”) under King Agaja, who accepted its status as a tributary of the Oyo Empire (10[1])to (10[1])its east. (-5[1])Hunting teams in this kingdom called (-5[1])gbetos developed into an all-female (10[1])regiment (10[2])dubbed this kingdom’s “Amazons” by (10[1])Europeans. (10[5])For 10 points, name this Fon-speaking (10[1])kingdom led from Abomey (“ah-boh-MEH”), located in modern-day Benin. (10[1])■END■ (10[4]0[5])