- Interregnum, c. 1554–c. 1555 Mulondo, c. 1555–1564 Jemba, c. 1564–c. 1584
Suuna I, c. 1584–c. 1614 Sekamaanya, c. 1614–c. 1634 Kimbugwe, c. 1634–c. 1644...
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century Ttembo Kiggala Kiyimba Kayima 16th
century Nakibinge Mulondo Jemba Suuna I 17th
century Sekamaanya Kimbugwe Kateregga Mutebi I
Juuko Kayemba 18th...
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Kajumba and
Prince Kiyimba.
Kajumba was his father's
preferred heir, as
Suuna frequently pointed out to his
chiefs the
heroic qualities of the prince...
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short for "semi-friend". As
Suuna has no
other friends, Ruka
offers to be her semi-friend.
Suuna Kuruma (久留間 珠海,
Kuruma Suuna) A high
school student and...
- the following:[citation needed]
Prince (Kiweewa)
Savio Muwenda or
Juunju Suuna. He was born in 1986 in London,
United Kingdom to his mother, Vénantie Sebudandi...
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until 1939. His
mother was
Eveliini Kulabako.
Prince (Omulangira)
Yusuufu Suuna Kiweewa,
whose mother was
Esiteri Nabunnya. He was born at Mengo, Uganda...
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Suuna I Kisolo, also
spelled as
Ssuuna I Kisolo, was the 11th
Kabaka (King) of the
Kingdom of Buganda,
reigning from
about 1584
until his
death around...
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prominent role in the
Muslim community of Uganda. He was born to
Kabaka (king)
Suuna Kalema I and his wife
Kubina and was a
notable figure during his time. Mbogo...
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whose mother was
Nakanyike Prince (Omulangira)
Suuna Kalema Kansinjo, who
succeeded as
Kabaka Suuna II
Kalema Kansinjo Mukaabya Ssekkyungwa Muteesa I...
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Johannes Erm
ronib koduste konkurentide toel mitmevõistluse
maailma tipu
suunas" (in Estonian). Õhtuleht. 14
February 2017.
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