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- Mamkinga or "Mangi Mamkinga Rengua Kombe Kiwaria" (1820sā€“1861), also known as "Mangi Mamkinga of Machame" ("Mangi Mamkinga" in Kichagga; (Mfalme Mamkinga...
- necessarily tell us of the year that Mamkinga became the king of Machame instead, it informs us that as of 1843 Mamkinga was a ruler already of Machame. Rebmann's...
- "Ndesserua" or "Mangi Ndesserua Mamkinga Kombe" (1830sā€“1861), also called "Mangi Ndesserua of Machame" ("Mangi Ndeserua" in Kichagga; 'Mfalme Ndeserua'...
- colonialism and is one of the founding fathers of the City of Arusha. Mangi Mamkinga Mangi Saiye Mangi Ngalami Mangi Rengua M****, C. I. "A Practical Experiment...
- of Machame, who had p****ed away in 1848 and been succeeded by his son Mamkinga. In 1848ā€“1849, Rebmann traveled to Kilimanjaro three times, the first time...
- son of Kishongu, who was Mangi Mamkinga's eldest brother and the grandson of the great Mangi Rengua. In the 1840s, Mamkinga murdered Kishogu. In addition...
- line of comparable connections in many chiefdoms was started by Mangi Mamkinga of Machame's confidence in his resident Swahili Munie Nesiri four generations...
- reign are most likely to have taken place between 1820 and 1842. Since Mamkinga's Swahili magician, Nesiri, to whom he owed power, told Rebmann that he...
- raid when Mang'aro, a brother of Mangi Ndesserua of Machame son of Mangi Mamkinga, sought refuge with Saiye along with several men. In exchange for shelter...
- death in 1962, he was in power. Mangi Saiye Mangi Rengua Mangi Meli Mangi Mamkinga Mangi Ndesserua Chagga states "Chagga people- history, religion, culture...