Kholwane is correctly spelt Kholoane.
Chief Difino of Mahlapo. Descendants are:
1. CHECHE
2. PONANE
3. PONO
4. MAFOHLA
5. MOLAPO [MOFEDI] — Makholokoe
5.1 MOHLAKALA
5.2 KHOLOANE
5.3 MAKOPOI
5.4 MAKOTOKO
The sad thing about our history is that Chief Mofedi (referred to as Chief Molapo in other archives) introduced Mohlakala to Moshoeshoe as his descendant to his throne. The records don’t state if Chief Molapo intruduced Mohlakala after disappearances of his siblings. What is equally strange is that Mokopoi ran away from Mohlakala after he killiled Makotoko. Mokopoi seek refuge at Moshoeshoe. The same Moshoeshoe accepted chieftancy of Mohlakala, knowing very well that Mohlakala tried to kill all his brothers for chieftancy. It is noted that when Kholoane ran away and seek refuge with the Swazis, Mohlakala burnt all his farms and captured all his cattle. After staying for some time with the Swazis, Kholoane tried to seek refuge at Shaka but Shaka didn’t want to interfere in family disputes of Chief Mofedi Molapo. Kholoane returned to Moshoeshoe and was given land south of Maseru District.
Chief Molapo had 4 sons
– Mohlakala > son -Belo > grandson-Nokochona current Chief Nochocho of Leribe District in Lesotho>
– Kholoane
– Makopoi
– Makotoko
[Kholoane and Makopoi families are mainly in south of Johannesburg, Free State and Lesotho]
Sydney Thamie Kholoane
Kholwane is correctly spelt Kholoane.
Chief Difino of Mahlapo. Descendants are:
1. CHECHE
2. PONANE
3. PONO
4. MAFOHLA
5. MOLAPO [MOFEDI] — Makholokoe
5.1 MOHLAKALA
5.2 KHOLOANE
5.3 MAKOPOI
5.4 MAKOTOKO
The sad thing about our history is that Chief Mofedi (referred to as Chief Molapo in other archives) introduced Mohlakala to Moshoeshoe as his descendant to his throne. The records don’t state if Chief Molapo intruduced Mohlakala after disappearances of his siblings. What is equally strange is that Mokopoi ran away from Mohlakala after he killiled Makotoko. Mokopoi seek refuge at Moshoeshoe. The same Moshoeshoe accepted chieftancy of Mohlakala, knowing very well that Mohlakala tried to kill all his brothers for chieftancy. It is noted that when Kholoane ran away and seek refuge with the Swazis, Mohlakala burnt all his farms and captured all his cattle. After staying for some time with the Swazis, Kholoane tried to seek refuge at Shaka but Shaka didn’t want to interfere in family disputes of Chief Mofedi Molapo. Kholoane returned to Moshoeshoe and was given land south of Maseru District.
Chief Molapo had 4 sons
– Mohlakala > son -Belo > grandson-Nokochona current Chief Nochocho of Leribe District in Lesotho>
– Kholoane
– Makopoi
– Makotoko
[Kholoane and Makopoi families are mainly in south of Johannesburg, Free State and Lesotho]