Mnguni,
Magubela,
Natha’komo,
Wanathel’ekhaya!
IsiGumndani somndaMagubela,
Esaginy’ilithi lomkhonto
Lafik’ emphinjeni larabalala!
Ukhakh’elibomvu wakoKhomenzani,
Isakhendleleni sakhel’abaphampukele
Msisinyane akoGembe,
uGembe weKandla,
MaNgunaMnyama ibani buJojoli,
iKosi ilandwa ziJojoli,
Inkomo zakho zimaZibulo Mangaki
zimaZibulo mane,
Elobuhlanu ngeloburole,
Elangen’ekomeni,
Alagoma lutho,
Langen’embuzini,
Lagoma umthandikazana,
Isibetha ngandonga sakoGubhakomo,
Ngomkhonto
Abafokazi bayigubha ngomkgokgozo!
Mnguni,
Magubela,
Natha’komo,
Wanathel’ekhaya
uKarabo lo, ubelethwa ngubani?
Ubelethwa nguThemba,
uThemba abelethwe nguNomakhuwa,
uNomakhuwa abelethwe nguBatsheleni,
uBatsheleni abelethwe nguMasotsha,
uMasotsha abelethwe nguBesabakhe
uBesabakhe abelethwe nguMahlehla,
uMahlehla abelethwe nguMalangana,
Ithambo lamathambo akoKhomenzani,
Mnguni,
Magubela,
Natha’komo,
Wanathel’ekhaya!
Royalty from Mnguni last name
King Mnguni (Royal Founder)
The founding ancestor and first king of the unified Nguni nation, from whom all major Nguni-speaking peoples trace their lineage, including the Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele, and Swazi nations. His reign established the ancestral foundation for millions of people across Southern Africa. He was succeeded by his son Luzumana kaMnguni.[citation:1][citation:9]
Luzumana kaMnguni (Royal Lineage)
Son and successor of King Mnguni who continued the royal lineage of the Nguni people. He fathered Malandela kaLuzumana, who would become the progenitor of the Zulu royal clan through his son Zulu.[citation:1][citation:9]
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