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Litunga Mubukwanu (died c. 1840) was a High
Chief of the Lozi people, King of
Barotseland in Africa. He
quarrelled with his
brother Silumelume.
Mubukwanu was...
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Silumelume (1830) – Son of
Mulambwa Mubukwanu (1830 - 1838) – Son of
Mulambwa Imasiku (1838) – Son of
Mubukwanu Sebetwane (1838 - 1851)
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- Santulu,
Mbumu wa
Litunga (1812–1830) Silumelume,
Mbumu wa
Litunga (1830)
Mubukwanu,
Mbumu wa
Litunga (1830–1838) Imasiku,
Mbumu wa
Litunga (1838) Sebetwane...
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settle in Barotseland.
Mulambwa had many children. His sons were
kings Mubukwanu and
Silumelume and his
grandson was
Sipopa Lutangu.
Reciprocity and interdependence:...
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orders of
Mubukwanu), and then
Mubukwanu began his reign. The Lozi were 'seriously
weaked by [the] succession...
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migrated from
Bulozi to
other places. The
Mbunda who had
supported Prince Mubukwanu, one of Mulambwa's sons left for the now Kabompo. Most of them went to...
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Sipopa (also
known as Lutangu) was the son of the
former Lozi King,
Mubukwanu. He was a
successor of Mbololo, who was a very
cruel king. Sipopa's reign...
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Kabompo District,
being a
descendant of the
Mbunda that
supported Prince Mubukwanu of the Aluyi. The
Makololo from the
south introduced the
Sotho language...
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following the
death of king
Mulambwa Santulu between his sons
Silumelume and
Mubukwanu. By 1845,
Sebetwane had
conquered Barotseland and
became king. He died...
