-
county of the
Kiryandongo District of
northern Bunyoro called the
Paluo (or
Palwo) or Chope/Chopi. The
Paluo were
generally regarded as Iru by
other Banyoro...
- Mpororo/Ndorwa
Mubari Nkore Rusubi/Ussuwi
Rwanda Rwenzururu Sebei Teso
Tooro Palwo kingdoms (subset of Luo):
Pawir Kingdom Lira
Paluo Paimol Buha kingdoms:...
-
loanwords from the Luo
languages after the
migration of the
Babiito and
Palwo into Bunyoro.
Runyakitara language Nyoro at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015)...
-
Adilang sub-county Arum sub-county
Kalongo subcounty Lapono sub-county Lira-
Palwo sub-county
Lukole sub-county
Lumiyo sub-county
Patongo sub-county Kot-Omor...
- 1750 CE)
Tekedi Kingdom: 507 (early 15th century–mid 16th
century CE)
Palwo/Paluo/Biito/Babito
kingdoms (subset of Luo)
Pawir Kingdom: 381–393 : 508–512 ...
-
Authority of Uganda. The well-marked
runway is just
south of the
Pader Palwo -
Moroto road, 8
kilometres (5.0 mi) west of Moroto.
Transport in Uganda...
- the
center of Kotido: Kaabong-Kotido road Kotido-Moroto road Kotido-Pader-
Palwo road
headquarters of the
Roman Catholic Diocese of Kotido. On
October 24...
- in the
Highlands usually included the Alur proper, Lendu, Okebo, Madi,
Palwo,
Nyali (only
among the Mambisa),
Bendi (Mambisa),
Mamvu (among the Vura)...
-
Pader is
bordered by
Pajule to the north,
Parabong to the northeast, Lira
Palwo to the east,
Puranga to the south, and
Awere to the west. The town is approximately...
