EMABUTFO

Inkhosi nenkhosi ibutsa emabutfo ayo. Lokuba ngawo labelwa timphi kadzeni avikele live. Bafana bebatsi bangakhula bafike esigabeni sebubhungu, kanye noma emva kweminyaka lemihlanu inkhosi bese iyamemeta kubitwa bonkhe bafana esigodlweni. Bafike babutfwe bentiwe libutfo, lelitawunikwa libito lalo, linikwe nesiga salo kanye nembala wesihlangu salo. Nankha-ke emabutfo emakhosi akaNgwane:
DLAMINI III (Ladzandzalukane)
Lubhembedvu
Emavulandlela
Bhevula
Ndzabayakhe
Vutsela

NGWANE III
Emahubhulu
Tichele
Giba
Emangce
Ludlambedlu

NDVUNGUNYE(ZIKODZE)
Tamaku
Tigogodvolo
Lucucaba

SOMHLOLO (SOBHUZA/NGWANE IV)
Tichelechele
Indlovu
Giba
Balondolozi

MSWATI II (MAVUSO II)
Inyatsi -Sishi, Balondolozi
Lochegu
Imigadlela/Tindlondlomane
Indlavela
Ligwalagwala
Giba
Umjindi

MACALENI (LUDVONGA II)
Akabutsanga washeshe wakhotsama.

MBANDZENI/MAWANDLA (DLAMINI IV )
Indlavela
Tinjingama
Tinjonjela
Umjindi
Sibhejane
Tingatja
Lihunu
Lochegu

MAHLOKOHLA (NGWANE V)
Ingulube
Lisaka
Lohalaza
Tigogodvolo
Lihunu

MONA /NKHOTFOTJENI (SOBHUZA II)
Sikhonyane
Emasotja
Lindimphi
Nyonebovu

Royalty from Ngwane last name

Ngwane People
The Ngwane were the dominant group north of the Ndwandwe and would later become known as the Swazi. During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, they inhabited the region north of the Pongola River. Their kingdom would eventually evolve into the modern Swazi nation under the leadership of King Sobhuza I and his successors.