- his authority. The
family was
started in the 18th century, when King
Ngubengcuka of the
married and left a son
named Mandela, the
first of the direct...
-
Shaka kaSenzangakhona (c. 1787–24
September 1828), also
known as
Shaka Zulu (Zulu pronunciation: [ˈʃaːɠa]) and
Sigidi kaSenzangakhona, was the king of...
-
cattle at
Ngubengcuka’s Royal Estate while he and
Morosi relaxed on a
mountain near
Ncobo when
Magabane was
returning with some cattle,
Ngubengcuka's regiments...
- house.
Tributary states during Hintsa's time were:
AbaThembu under King
Ngubengcuka,
AmaMpondo under King Faku,
AmaBomvana under King
Gambushe AmaBhaca under...
- Zwelenkosi! - King of
Western Thembu in
Qamata Great Place, Cofimvaba. King
Ngubengcuka, Aa! Ndaba! -
Great King of
abaThembu and great-grandfather of Nelson...
-
Ncapayi entered Thembuland to
avenge the death. The
Thembus under King
Ngubengcuka made an
ineffectual stand and the
Bhacas swept away a
large number of...
-
AmaMpondo who were led by king Faku
kaNgqungqushe,
amaXhosa led by, King Hintsa,
abaThembu under king
Ngubengcuka and
colonial troops under the command...
-
crisis Ama-Mpondomise-people
appealed for help from AbaThembu, King
Ngubengcuka agreed to join
hands with Ama-Mpondomise-People
against Ama-Bhaca-people...
-
entered Thembuland to
avenge his father’s death. The
AbaThembus under King
Ngubengcuka made an
ineffectual stand and the
AbaBhaca nation swept away a large...
-
Mpondo King Faku was
attacked by Zulu-King
Shaka Ka-Senzakhona, he
appealed to the
Thembu King
Ngubengcuka and the
Xhosa King
Hintsa for help with defeating...
