What information did the relief of Abomey Palace reflect at that time?

From 1695 to 1900, there were 12 kings ruling this country, and each king built his own luxurious palace in the royal garden of the capital. Centuries later, there are a large number of buildings, public facilities, murals, sculptures and a large number of extremely exquisite reliefs in the park. A large number of pottery reliefs are the main features of the main entrance buildings of most palaces. For a society without documentary records, these reliefs are important historical archives. They recorded important events in the history of Abomey Kingdom, beautified the war at that time, publicized the royal power, and reflected the people's living customs, religious ceremonies and folklore at that time. It can be seen from the display of reliefs that the military strength of Abomey Kingdom is inseparable from the bloody battles of Chinese female soldiers. They are as brave as male soldiers, and many mythical patterns symbolizing the king's character are also displayed on the relief. The museum also shows the throne once used by King Gezo. Its chair legs are placed on four pieces of silver-plated skull soil and decorated with traditional cloth. Its pattern describes the history of Abomey and the statue of God of War. In addition, there are iron tombstones, and the inscriptions praise the great achievements of our ancestors. 1892, in order to resist the French occupation, King Bohan of Abo at that time ordered the burning of many buildings, including the palace. Treasure Palace is one of the few palaces that survived the fire, and its interior, as a historical file to record the local customs at that time, is well preserved in pottery reliefs. This is very precious.