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Sekwati (c. 1824–20
September 1861) was a 19th-century
paramount King of the Maroteng, more
commonly known as the
Bapedi people. His
reign focused on...
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Mzilikazi and the Swati. A
pivotal figure in
preserving the Pedi
state was
Sekwati I (1827–1861), the
paramount leader who
introduced reforms in the military...
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caused by
Christian missionaries.
Following the
death of his father, King
Sekwati, on 20
September 1861,
Sekhukhune successfully defended his
right to the...
- son of the
elder brother of
Sekwati (known of
Maripane Thobejane) and
claimed he had been
designated as his successor.
Sekwati died in 1861 and his son,...
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Sekhukhuneland is
named after the Pedi King Sekhukhune, who
succeeded Sekwati in 1860 or 1861.
Sekhukhune is
surrounded by:
Capricorn (DC35) to the north...
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notify his
brother Seraki, as he was
trusted to do when it came to war.
Sekwati Mampuru II
Sekhukhune I Pedi
people Malunga,
Felix (2000). "The Anglo-Boer...
- followed,
after which the
polity was re-stabilized
under Thulare's son
Sekwati.
Sekwati succeeded King
Thulare as
paramount chief of the
Bapedi in the northern...
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Seaparo Charles Sekoati (born 28 June 1967),
sometimes misspelled Seaparo Sekwati, is a
South African politician who has been a
Member of the
National ****embly...
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locals and Boers. In 1852
again Hendrick led
another commando against King
Sekwati’s forces. The
Boers besieged the Pedi stronghold,
hoping they
would run...
- (Netherlands, Arhem) 2011, NTU///
Recreation "Meet the Artist:
Vincent Sekwati Koko Mantsoe". Arts Alive.
Retrieved 12
April 2012. "Vincent Mantsoe"....
