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The 22 pages that link to Yoruba religion, each with the reason it gives.

• Yoruba peopleRelated: Religious traditions have shaped Yoruba institutions and communities in varied ways.

• Wole SoyinkaRelated: Its spiritual concepts ground Soyinka’s accounts of ritual and destiny.

• CandombléRelated: Yoruba traditions strongly shaped Candomblé Ketu, especially its orixá worship and ritual vocabulary.

• Yoruba languageRelated: Ritual language, praise names, and sacred narratives preserve specialized Yoruba expression.

• SanteríaNarrower topic: Yoruba religious traditions supplied Santería’s principal spiritual framework.

• OrishaNarrower topic: Orishas belong to this tradition’s divine order and are approached through its practices.

• African traditional religionsBroader topic: It illustrates a well-documented tradition with regional variation and a global diaspora.

• IfáNarrower topic: Ifá is one major divinatory and knowledge tradition within this religious world.

• Yoruba mythologyNarrower topic: Mythological narratives form part of a broader lived religious tradition.

• AṣẹNarrower topic: Aṣẹ is a foundational idea within Yoruba religious understandings of how power and creation operate.

• OlodumareNarrower topic: Olodumare is understood within this tradition's varied accounts of creation and divine authority.

• Southwestern NigeriaRelated: Its practices and ideas remain part of regional heritage and contemporary religious life.

• Osun StateNarrower topic: Its traditions inform the sacred practices preserved at Osun-Osogbo.

• Afro-Cuban cultureRelated: Yoruba religious concepts and practices became foundational to several Cuban traditions.

• ShangoNarrower topic: Shango is one of its widely venerated òrìṣà.

• ỌlọrunNarrower topic: Ọlọrun occupies the highest place within this religious world.

• OsogboNarrower topic: Osogbo’s sacred sites belong to a wider Yoruba religious tradition.

• IfeNarrower topic: Ife’s sacred status is embedded in Yoruba religious understandings of creation and authority.

• LwaRelated: Yoruba traditions also shaped parts of the wider Caribbean spirit world, though lwa are not simply orisha.

• Bantu religionCompared with: It is a neighboring West African tradition, not a Bantu religion, despite frequent comparison.

• OshunNarrower topic: Oshun’s identities and worship belong to this wider religious tradition.

• Tomi AdeyemiRelated: Yoruba religious concepts inform the names and powers of Adeyemi’s fantasy magicians.