- was the
language of the Kuba Kingdom.
Alternative names are Bushongo,
Bushoong, Busoong, Shongo, Ganga, Kuba, Mbale, Bamongo, Mongo.
Dialects are said...
- The
Bushoong languages are a
clade of
Bantu languages coded Zone C.80 in Guthrie's classification.
According to
Nurse &
Philippson (2003),
apart from Dengese...
-
government was
controlled by a king
called the nyim who
belonged to the
Bushoong clan. The king was
responsible to a
court council of all the Kuba subgroups...
- B80-C60-70-80: Boma–Dzing languages, Soko languages,
Tetela languages,
Bushoong languages B40-H10-30-B50-60-70: Sira languages,
Kongo languages, Yaka languages...
- (also
spelled Bashilele, Usilele) is a
Bantu language belonging to the
Bushoong group of languages. It is
spoken mainly in the west edge of Kasaï Province...
-
Hendo Hulstaert 1951;
Motingea Mangulu 1990b C50: Soko-Kele
group C83 buf
Bushoong (Bushong, Bushongo, Busoong),
Bakuba (Kuba, Bacuba),
Batwa du Kasayi, Cwa...
- are
expected to
contribute to the
creation of cloth.
There are
multiple Bushoong proverbs that
speak of
collective ownership of the
cloth and the responsibility...
-
large part of Guthrie's Zone C (Motingea 1996): Bangi–Ntomba (Lingala, Mongo, etc.:
mostly C.30) Soko–Kele (C50–60)
Tetela (C70)
Bushoong (C80) v t e...
-
family Niger–Congo? Atlantic–Congo Benue–Congo
Bantoid Bantu (Zone C)
Bushoong (C.80)
Shuwa Language codes ISO 639-3 None (mis)
Glottolog pian1241 Guthrie...
- The
Shoowa people, a
small po****tion on the
northwestern fringe of the
Bushoong kingdom, Congo, have
created visually delightful and
colourful ceremonial...
