- powerful,
which likely included Nsundi, Mbata, Mpangu, and
possibly Kundi and
Okanga.
South of
these was
Mpemba which stretched from modern-day
Angola to the...
- powerful,
which likely included Nsundi, Mbata, Mpangu, and
possibly Kundi and
Okanga.
South of
these was
Mpemba which stretched from modern-day
Angola to the...
- Ubá
Yakecan Akará Biguá Caiobá — Endy
Guarani Iguaçú Jaci Kaeté Maracá
Okanga Poti Reri Sumé Tupã
Upaba Ybatinga Aratu Buri Caiçara — Esapé Guaí Itã Juru...
- powerful,
which likely included Nsundi, Mbata, Mpangu, and
possibly Kundi and
Okanga.
South of
these was
Mpemba which stretched from modern-day
Angola to the...
- Ibiroko; Ibozogi; Kpari; Kpari-Gumi; Kpokpo; Ogbazanyi; Ogbenka; Ogbonka;
Okanga; Onyebu; Ozugbo; Zegu; Zube B****a
Akakana 272105
Akakana B****a Akishamishi...
-
unclear what the
Seven Kingdoms were,
though perhaps they
included Kundi and
Okanga.
Presumably these kingdoms represented an
alliance of
several smaller polities...
- powerful,
likely included Nsundi, Mbata, Mpangu, and
possibly Kundi and
Okanga.
South of
these was
Mpemba which stretched from its
capital in northern...
- Guarani (unused) Iguaçú (unused) Jaci (unused) Kaeté (unused) Maracá (unused)
Okanga (unused) Poti (unused) Reri (unused) Sumé (unused) Tupã (unused) Upaba (unused)...
- powerful,
which likely included Nsundi, Mbata, Mpangu, and
possibly Kundi and
Okanga.
South of
these was Mpemba. It
included various kingdoms such as Mpemba...
- Service.
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original on 2012-11-26.
Retrieved 2010-05-08.
Okanga,
Eloka Chijioke Paul
Nwolisa (2003).
Njepu amaka--migration is rewarding:...
