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O Terreiro do Alaqueto (Alaketu) ou Ilé Ax … O Terreiro do Alaqueto (Alaketu) ou Ilé Axé Mariolajé é um terreiro brasileiro de Candomblé. Está localizado à Rua Luiz Anselmo, bairro do Matatu em Salvador e foi fundado em 1636 por Maria do Rosário, Otampê Ojarô, descendente da Familia Real de Queto. Também conhecido como "Casa de Mãe Olga do Alaqueto", a qual lidera o terreiro como ialorixá. É um dos terreiros mais antigos do Brasil, havendo relatos orais que apontem sua fundação no século XVII, e documentos formais de 1858. Foi tombado pelo Instituto do Patrimônio Histórico e Artístico Nacional (IPHAN), sob o processo n.º 1484=T-01, de 2005.N), sob o processo n.º 1484=T-01, de 2005.
, Ile Maroia Laji is one of the oldest Cando … Ile Maroia Laji is one of the oldest Candomblé temples in Salvador, Brazil, in the neighborhood of Matatu de Brotas. It was designated a National Heritage Site in 2005. The temple was influential in the promotion of Candomblé and in distancing the religion from Catholicism under the leadership of High Priestess Olga de Alaketu in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
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