- The
Mutapa Empire –
sometimes referred to as the
Mutapa Kingdom,
Mwenemutapa, (Shona:
Mwene (or Munhu) we Mutapa, Portuguese: Monomotapa) – was an African...
- as Nova
Sofala [ˈnovɐ suˈfalɐ], used to be the
chief seaport of the
Mwenemutapa Kingdom,[dubious – discuss]
whose capital was at
Mount Fura. It is located...
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national emblem In 1569,
Sebastian of
Portugal made a
grant of arms to the
Mwenemutapa.
These were blazoned:
Gules between two
arrows Argent an
African hoe...
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rulers of the
Mutapa Empire.
Territory located in present-day Zimbabwe.
Mwenemutapa = Lord of the
Conquered Land. Stewart, John (1989).
African States and...
- Mutota,
Mwenemutapa (c.1430)
Matope Nyanhehwe Nebedza,
Mwenemutapa (c.1450–1480)
Mavura Maobwe,
Mwenemutapa (1480)
Nyahuma Mukombero,
Mwenemutapa (1480–1490)...
- Rusere,
Mwenemutapa (1589–1623)
Nyambu Kapararidze,
Mwenemutapa (1623–1629)
becomes a
Portuguese v****al (1629)
Mavura Mhande Felipe,
Mwenemutapa (1629–1652)...
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Chikuyo Chisamarengu,
Mwenemutapa (1494–c.1530)
Neshangwe Munembire,
Mwenemutapa (c.1530–c.1550)
Chivere Nyasoro,
Mwenemutapa (c.1550–1560)
Negomo Chirisamhuru...
- (complete list) –
Nyamaende Mhande,
Mwenemutapa (1694–1707) Nyen****zi Zenda,
Mwenemutapa (1707–1711)
Baroma Mugwagwa,
Mwenemutapa (1711–1712)
returns to Rozwi...
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Mavura Mhande Felipe, or just
Mavura or Filipe, was the
emperor (
mwenemutapa) of the
Mutapa Empire from 1629 to 1652. By the 1620s,
Christianity was spreading...
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through almost all the
Shona kingdoms,
including the
Mutapa Empire's (
Mwenemutapa)
metropolitan district,
between 1512 and 1516. By the 1530s,
small groups...
