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Mthembu
Mvelase
Qhudeni
Jama ka Mnisi
Mnisi wemvula ilanga libalele,
Gabadela owagabadel’ inkundla yakwaBulawayo
Utshani abushi busha ngokubhebhezela
Khuluse omuhle
Phewa
Ngoza kaMkhubukeli kaGazi.
Nina baseMlamlankunzi!
Wena kaNgoza ‘kakhokhobi, ‘kanjengay’ uMacingwane waseNgonyameni, yen’ obedl’ imihlambi yamadoda ngokuyikhokhobela;
Wena kaJel’ ophume kuNdingiza kuHlazakazi, abanini beNdingiza basale bevungama…
Cuphayibambe
Mhlakazanhlansi bayosala becisha abafokazane
Gabadele
Mvelase ka Guda!
Guda kaNgoza kaNgwavuma
Ogud’ inkom’ ingenalubisi;
Wena owathembelenjeni imithi wathi uzosenga ngenxa yokuzingelwa yizitha nabafokazane
Wena Owavel’eNyandeni yemikhonto yakwaMabaso,
Akadli ‘mathibane,
Kuth’ angadl’ amathibane kube indlala iwile
Ndaba!
Ndaba kaLushozi kaGeze kaMangqiyima
Ndab’ongakhothameli amakhosi angakhothama kuyozilwa e Qhudeni!
Mthembobomvu
Myayiza omuhle nezinyawo zakhe!
Wenophuza kwezind’iziziba
Uphuz’oPhongolo wayophuzeManguza!
Usikhothanyelwa kama Kholokotho ngokukhothanyelwa zintaba zo Bombo no Phongolo
Jama wena owajamela imingcele ka Sobhuza neka Soshangane!
Royalty from Mthembu last name
Mthembu kaMbulali (Royal Founder)
Founding ancestor of the AbaThembu nation, grandson of Mbulali. He settled with his people in Mbabane, Swaziland, and later moved to kwaMsinga in Natal. He had two sons, Ndilo and Mvelase (also known as Qudeni), and founded the tribe known as Abathembu BakwaMvelase. His descendants would go on to establish the Thembu Kingdom, one of the most significant Xhosa federations in the Transkeian territories [citation:2].
Founding ancestor of the AbaThembu nation, grandson of Mbulali. He settled with his people in Mbabane, Swaziland, and later moved to kwaMsinga in Natal. He had two sons, Ndilo and Mvelase (also known as Qudeni), and founded the tribe known as Abathembu BakwaMvelase. His descendants would go on to establish the Thembu Kingdom, one of the most significant Xhosa federations in the Transkeian territories [citation:2].
King Nxeko kaNtande (First Legitimate King)
The first legitimate king of abaThembu, ruling during the 16th century. He led the migration from Dedesi to Msana in the Mthatha district and was responsible for assimilating various fragments from tribes such as amaBomvana, amaVundle, amaMpondomise, and amaMfengu to build his kingdom. His reign unified the Thembu people and established the royal lineage that continues to this day [citation:6].
The first legitimate king of abaThembu, ruling during the 16th century. He led the migration from Dedesi to Msana in the Mthatha district and was responsible for assimilating various fragments from tribes such as amaBomvana, amaVundle, amaMpondomise, and amaMfengu to build his kingdom. His reign unified the Thembu people and established the royal lineage that continues to this day [citation:6].
Chief Ngxeko/Nxekwa (Kingdom Unifier)
Under the reign of Ngxeko, the Thembu emerged as a unified people. He united clans living in Thembuland into a single political entity, owing allegiance to the Thembu royal family, or “Hala Mvelase.” This unification laid the foundation for the independent Thembu Kingdom that would exist until British conquest in the 19th century [citation:2].
Under the reign of Ngxeko, the Thembu emerged as a unified people. He united clans living in Thembuland into a single political entity, owing allegiance to the Thembu royal family, or “Hala Mvelase.” This unification laid the foundation for the independent Thembu Kingdom that would exist until British conquest in the 19th century [citation:2].
House of Dalindyebo (Contemporary Royalty)
Recent Thembu kings, including Buyelekhaya Zwelibanzi Dalindyebo and Sabata Jonguhlanga Dalindyebo, took the surname Dalindyebo after a 19th-century king. The Thembu royal house continues to be recognized as traditional leaders in South Africa. Famous Thembus include Nelson Mandela, whose father was a reigning nobleman from a junior branch of the Madiba clan of kings, and Walter Sisulu [citation:2].
Recent Thembu kings, including Buyelekhaya Zwelibanzi Dalindyebo and Sabata Jonguhlanga Dalindyebo, took the surname Dalindyebo after a 19th-century king. The Thembu royal house continues to be recognized as traditional leaders in South Africa. Famous Thembus include Nelson Mandela, whose father was a reigning nobleman from a junior branch of the Madiba clan of kings, and Walter Sisulu [citation:2].
UMangqiyima uzale
UGeze owazala
ULushozi owazala
UNdaba noMlenze
UNdaba wazala
UMnisiwemvula owazala
UJama noNdima
UNdima wazala
UVico,uSondaba kanye noMangcikivana
USondaba wazala
USiyembeyembe
UJama kaMnisi wazala
UMahawana noSojabha
UMahawana wazala
UMmangaliso owazala
Ulokothwayo
USojabha wazala
UMashobane owazala
UFunwayo
UMlenze kaLushozi wazala
UBhacile owazala
USikhala owazala
USomopho owazala
UMsiyana.
Indlu encane: abakwaMvelase
uMangqiyima wazala
uNyandeni owazala
uMvelase owazala
uGazi owazala
UMkhubukeli owazala
UNgoza owazala uMnhlakomuzi noNodada
UNodada wazala
UMganu owazala
UMabizela noNgqamuzana
UMabizela wazala
UKufakwezwe noZisulu
KwaMvelase kwaduma kakhulu uNgoza kaMkhubukeli owalwa noShaka kodwa wehlulwa wase ebalekela eKoloni nabantu bakhe.
Kubese kuba nezindlu eziyisende likaNgoza eKoloni okuvalwa kuzo nazi;
Mathanzima
Dalindyebo
Mandela
Nezinye ezingingi.
Izithakazelo zako Mvelase:
Mvelase
Qhudeni
Mvelase kaGuqa
Owavela enyandeni yemikhonto yakwaMabaso
Mnisi wemvula ilanga libalele
Nina basemlamankunzi
Nina eningawadli amathibani nawadla kobe iwile.
Ngoza kaMkhubukeli.
Izithakazelo zako Mthembu:
Mthembu
Mvelase
Qhudeni Mvelase
Ndaba
Jama kaMnisi
Mthembu waseGubase
Wena owavela enyandeni!
Nina eningawadli amathibani
Nina basemlamankunzi
Ngoza kaMkhubukeli kaGazi
Royalty from Mthembu last name
Mthembu kaMbulali (Royal Founder)
Founding ancestor of the AbaThembu nation, grandson of Mbulali. He settled with his people in Mbabane, Swaziland, and later moved to kwaMsinga in Natal. He had two sons, Ndilo and Mvelase (also known as Qudeni), and founded the tribe known as Abathembu BakwaMvelase. His descendants would go on to establish the Thembu Kingdom, one of the most significant Xhosa federations in the Transkeian territories [citation:2].
Founding ancestor of the AbaThembu nation, grandson of Mbulali. He settled with his people in Mbabane, Swaziland, and later moved to kwaMsinga in Natal. He had two sons, Ndilo and Mvelase (also known as Qudeni), and founded the tribe known as Abathembu BakwaMvelase. His descendants would go on to establish the Thembu Kingdom, one of the most significant Xhosa federations in the Transkeian territories [citation:2].
King Nxeko kaNtande (First Legitimate King)
The first legitimate king of abaThembu, ruling during the 16th century. He led the migration from Dedesi to Msana in the Mthatha district and was responsible for assimilating various fragments from tribes such as amaBomvana, amaVundle, amaMpondomise, and amaMfengu to build his kingdom. His reign unified the Thembu people and established the royal lineage that continues to this day [citation:6].
The first legitimate king of abaThembu, ruling during the 16th century. He led the migration from Dedesi to Msana in the Mthatha district and was responsible for assimilating various fragments from tribes such as amaBomvana, amaVundle, amaMpondomise, and amaMfengu to build his kingdom. His reign unified the Thembu people and established the royal lineage that continues to this day [citation:6].
Chief Ngxeko/Nxekwa (Kingdom Unifier)
Under the reign of Ngxeko, the Thembu emerged as a unified people. He united clans living in Thembuland into a single political entity, owing allegiance to the Thembu royal family, or “Hala Mvelase.” This unification laid the foundation for the independent Thembu Kingdom that would exist until British conquest in the 19th century [citation:2].
Under the reign of Ngxeko, the Thembu emerged as a unified people. He united clans living in Thembuland into a single political entity, owing allegiance to the Thembu royal family, or “Hala Mvelase.” This unification laid the foundation for the independent Thembu Kingdom that would exist until British conquest in the 19th century [citation:2].
House of Dalindyebo (Contemporary Royalty)
Recent Thembu kings, including Buyelekhaya Zwelibanzi Dalindyebo and Sabata Jonguhlanga Dalindyebo, took the surname Dalindyebo after a 19th-century king. The Thembu royal house continues to be recognized as traditional leaders in South Africa. Famous Thembus include Nelson Mandela, whose father was a reigning nobleman from a junior branch of the Madiba clan of kings, and Walter Sisulu [citation:2].
Recent Thembu kings, including Buyelekhaya Zwelibanzi Dalindyebo and Sabata Jonguhlanga Dalindyebo, took the surname Dalindyebo after a 19th-century king. The Thembu royal house continues to be recognized as traditional leaders in South Africa. Famous Thembus include Nelson Mandela, whose father was a reigning nobleman from a junior branch of the Madiba clan of kings, and Walter Sisulu [citation:2].
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