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sometimes referred to as Mwenemutapa, (Shona:
Mwene we Mutapa, Portuguese:
Monomotapa) – was an
African empire in Zimbabwe,
which expanded to what is now modern-day...
- Zimbabwe.
Originally described as
Monomotapa prin****lis, it was
transferred to
Iranattus in 2017.
Iranattus and
Monomotapa were
previously monotypic genera...
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Xyroptila monomotapa is a moth of the
family Pterophoridae which is
endemic to Mozambique. Kovtunovich,
Vasily N. & Petr Ya.
Ustjuzhanin (2006). "The genus...
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Monomotapa United is a
football club
based in Harare, Zimbabwe. The club
plays in the
Zimbabwe Division 1
Northern Region Champions: 1 2004
Zimbabwe Premier...
- religion. Mwari's
reverence dates back to the age of the
ancient king
Monomotapa, of the
Mutapa Kingdom on the
Zambezi River. The name "Mwari" in Shona...
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account Mutota's
ancestors as
rulers of
Monomotapa. This is not
completely accurate,
because the
founder of
Monomotapa as an
empire was
Mutota himself. Before...
- to
Monomotapa (1569–1573) was an
expedition led by
Francisco Barreto as an
attempt to gain
control over the
Ophir gold
mines owned by the
Monomotapa. During...
- then
referred to by the
Portuguese as
Monomotapa).
Paulo Dias de
Novais António
Fernandes (he
travalled to
Monomotapa and beyond,
exploring most of the present...
- from
Monomotapa territory.
Witnessed by João Lobo
Priest at Luanze. pp436 1629
Monomotapa formally surrenders to the
Portuguese after Monomotapa forces...
- inhabitants. They
reached the Fish
River in today's
Eastern Cape Province.
Monomotapa was a
medieval kingdom (c. 1250–1629),
which existed between the Zambezi...
