Good narration of history. Even if some may not agree with this information 100% but that is how things are when you have to replay events that occurred centuries back. Good work by this crew, keep up opening our eyes and feeding our minds.
Mzilikazi Khumalo was a Khumalo prince born to Matshobana KaMangete a Khumalo Chief of Nguni people known as Amantungwa and Nompethu KaZwide Nxumalo a princess royal of the Ndwandwe Kingdom. When Zwide ka Langa captured and killed Tshaka’s mentor Dingiswayo King of the Mthethwa he also killed all 3 Khumalo chiefs including his son in law uMatshobana, his maternal grandson Mzilikazi escaped and joined forces with Shaka kaSenzangakhona of the Zulu to defeat his grandfather Zwide. And as a result the Ndwandwe Kingdom was added to Zulu kingdom as one of many subordinate groups of the emerging Zulu Kingdom. Today the Nxumalo and Mthethwa people in KZN and all the clans & tribes and chiefdoms previously subordinate to them paying tributes now also call themselves amaZulu but before the death of Zwide and Dingiswayo they were not amaZulu. Such is the nature of assimilation anf consolidation for nation building. Mzilikazi Khumalo “dreamed of being a potentate himself. Dissatisfied with a life of subservience, he plotted to free himself and his people from Shaka's influence. In June 1822, Shaka sent Mzilikazi's regiments to attack the Sotho chief Ranisi (Somnisi). They pounced on the Sotho chief's defenceless rabble and drove away their herds. Defying Shaka, Mzilikazi refused to give up the spoils of battle and in June 1822, he bolted with his followers.” When he left kwaZulu he conquered many groups on the way and had his first capital near Heidelberg, around 80 kilometres south of Johannesburg. His control stretched from Heidelberg westwards, and by 1827, he had established a new capital in the Magaliesberg, 80 kilometres north west of Johannesburg.” He set up his kingdom & garrison towns in what became Transvaal (now Gauteng, NW, Limpopo and MP). He grew his kingdom by assimilating all the ethnic groups he found there (Ndebele, Tswana, Pedi, Sotho, Venda etc) but was eventually pushed out by Boers who were fleeing the British in the Cape, after many battles with the Afrikaners he eventually left Transvaal in 1837/38 with all his people he had assimilated in all his sojourn, he split them into 2 groups, he went into what is now Botswana then North West into Barotseland of the Lozi (now Zambia) then down south east again and reuniting with the second group and eventually relocating his kingdom in what is now Matebeleland (now part of Zimbabwe) a name given by the Tswana/Sotho people who called Nguni people Matebele because of their distinct shields.
THANKS A LOT FOR SUCH VITAL INFORMATION THAT WILL BE A GOOD REFERENCE FOR MANY GENERATIONS TO COME.CAN YOU ALSO DO THE DOCUMANTERY FOR MBOKOTO HISTORY IN 1986 BETWEEN AMANDEBELE AND BANTWANE?
The background music loud mmm and disturbing,although its African to have music at the back but low down the volume,I have enjoy the lesson indeed,on 02 -12 21 to 03 -12-21 mm
Ngiyakuzwa we Ndabezitha Chiĺlis kaMahlangu kodwa kanti kungani le indaba kaNdzundza no Manala ifana xathu nendaba yase bhaybhilini eka Esau and Jacob why?
@@killerbea334life6 he did. That's how he even killed two chiefs. Hence he got the ndebele name. He left kzn with 300 Zulu warriors because of fear of being attacked by shaka for refusing to give him cows from a raid. He was sent by shaka to attack a mosotho chief. He left his clan amakhumalo in kzn in the process. He arrived in Zimbabwe with different tribes, which he had taken by force. Hence why the language spoken is corrupted Zulu language known as isindebele. Its not related to original isindebele spoken by southern ndebele, which he attacked
No, Mzilikazi became de facto king controlling what became known as Transvaal. For protection many weaker groups assimilated, those who refused got crushed or were raided. This was the norm in building or growing kingdoms. The arrival of the Boers/ Voortrekkers with their superior weapons in the 1830s is what forced Mzilikazi to abandon his kingdom in Transvaal & cross the Limpopo in 1938 after many battles & sustaining huge loses.
@@innocentgoitseone3715 Your submission is replete with historical inaccuracies. You are confusing Mzilikazi to Gideon and his 300 in the Bible or the Hollywood make of Spartan King Leonidas and his 300 Spartans against the Persians. First of all Mzilikazi was not Zulu but uMntungwa, a prince of amakhumalo. Having grown up at his grandfathers court the Ndwandwe King Zwide kaLanga Nxumalo he most likely spoke a Ndwandwe and or amaNtungwa dialect of the Nguni language. In 1823 when he broke from Shaka to set up his own kingdom north of the Vaal river, isiZulu was one of many Nguni dialects. The orthography of isiZulu old version and new and consequently its standardisation making it the de facto language was done by the missionaries in Natal much later (circa 1845/1859) when he had already left. Shaka himself most likely spoke Elangani and Mthethwa dialect. Languages are dynamic, with passing of time and change of geography languages evolve. IsiPondo or Thembu or isiBhaca are not corrupted Xhosa languages they are bona fide Nguni languages like isiSwati, isiZulu, isiNdebele etc. All kingdoms and empires including all Sotho and Nguni subgroups were established and grew through a combination of conquering and controlling other tribes (smaller or weaker groups) and assimilating them. It was a combination of carrot and stick. Sometimes the weaker groups sought the protection and benefits of being part of the stronger. These days we have republics so we hold a referendum, back in the day there was no such.
❤❤❤ ke mo pedi but I love Amandebele ngehliziyo Yami no moya🎉
love the nation of Ndebele ..im Xhosa..
We love you more 👊
Umlando wakwa Skosana please, ngingathaba khulu ngolwazi elifana nalelo
Good narration of history. Even if some may not agree with this information 100% but that is how things are when you have to replay events that occurred centuries back. Good work by this crew, keep up opening our eyes and feeding our minds.
Could you plz make a video of telling us how mahlangu expanded the nation
Siyathokoza ngelwazi ngomlandu wamaNdebele.
This would be a great series 🔥♥️
Please share content about amakhosana and their roles as amakhosana
And history behind MABENA
What an advanced and informative video. Siyathokoza Jali.
Mzilikazi Khumalo was a Khumalo prince born to Matshobana KaMangete a Khumalo Chief of Nguni people known as Amantungwa and Nompethu KaZwide Nxumalo a princess royal of the Ndwandwe Kingdom.
When Zwide ka Langa captured and killed Tshaka’s mentor Dingiswayo King of the Mthethwa he also killed all 3 Khumalo chiefs including his son in law uMatshobana, his maternal grandson Mzilikazi escaped and joined forces with Shaka kaSenzangakhona of the Zulu to defeat his grandfather Zwide. And as a result the Ndwandwe Kingdom was added to Zulu kingdom as one of many subordinate groups of the emerging Zulu Kingdom. Today the Nxumalo and Mthethwa people in KZN and all the clans & tribes and chiefdoms previously subordinate to them paying tributes now also call themselves amaZulu but before the death of Zwide and Dingiswayo they were not amaZulu. Such is the nature of assimilation anf consolidation for nation building.
Mzilikazi Khumalo “dreamed of being a potentate himself. Dissatisfied with a life of subservience, he plotted to free himself and his people from Shaka's influence. In June 1822, Shaka sent Mzilikazi's regiments to attack the Sotho chief Ranisi (Somnisi). They pounced on the Sotho chief's defenceless rabble and drove away their herds. Defying Shaka, Mzilikazi refused to give up the spoils of battle and in June 1822, he bolted with his followers.” When he left kwaZulu he conquered many groups on the way and had his first capital near Heidelberg, around 80 kilometres south of Johannesburg. His control stretched from Heidelberg westwards, and by 1827, he had established a new capital in the Magaliesberg, 80 kilometres north west of Johannesburg.” He set up his kingdom & garrison towns in what became Transvaal (now Gauteng, NW, Limpopo and MP). He grew his kingdom by assimilating all the ethnic groups he found there (Ndebele, Tswana, Pedi, Sotho, Venda etc) but was eventually pushed out by Boers who were fleeing the British in the Cape, after many battles with the Afrikaners he eventually left Transvaal in 1837/38 with all his people he had assimilated in all his sojourn, he split them into 2 groups, he went into what is now Botswana then North West into Barotseland of the Lozi (now Zambia) then down south east again and reuniting with the second group and eventually relocating his kingdom in what is now Matebeleland (now part of Zimbabwe) a name given by the Tswana/Sotho people who called Nguni people Matebele because of their distinct shields.
So sad ubab july past away without giving us part 2😪
The music is Abit of a distraction, however great video 👌🏾
Sithokoze ngelwazi... mara ngibawa ungitholele umlando wabantu bakwa Mabona
Akwande. Waiting for part 2
THANKS A LOT FOR SUCH VITAL INFORMATION THAT WILL BE A GOOD REFERENCE FOR MANY GENERATIONS TO COME.CAN YOU ALSO DO THE DOCUMANTERY FOR MBOKOTO HISTORY IN 1986 BETWEEN AMANDEBELE AND BANTWANE?
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Thanks , will try but is controvential
The background music loud mmm and disturbing,although its African to have music at the back but low down the volume,I have enjoy the lesson indeed,on 02 -12 21 to 03 -12-21 mm
Very informative. Jali🙏🏾
Thank you. I m compiling other documentaries and Education videos. I will publish them with your My digital live.
2021 March I will start with my publications
What's the name of the song at the end of video?
❤️❤️❤️❤️Siyathokoza ilwazi Vusmo Media
NDEBELE
I like it bro
Ngiyakuzwa we Ndabezitha Chiĺlis kaMahlangu kodwa kanti kungani le indaba kaNdzundza no Manala ifana xathu nendaba yase bhaybhilini eka Esau and Jacob why?
Akusikhona emaNdebeleni kuphela nakwaZulu yenzeka kanjalo, uZulu indodana encane endala uQwabe(wakekhonze ukuzingela engabiko ekhaya) wathathelwa uZulu isikhundla. Ziningana Zona ezenzeka kanjalo ebuKhosini.
Siyabonga 🙏
Can someone pls tell me the name of the song ?🙏🏾
Mabhoko by Saaiplas boys
Ngyabonga 🤲🏾
Sithokoza Khulu ukusabela ilwazi elingaka...
Siyathokoza
Kuhle kuhle la uManala wadlelezelwa. Khona kunjalo phakathi kwabo ngubani owenza into kayise njengoba kungaphethwa kokufana nje
Ngibawa wakamthimunye
Uvuthuza kamancinza inkosi ye Kwagga C
Yihle khulu into eniyenzako ngokusipha umlando wesithjaba sangakwaNzunza.... eeh esinye isihloko eningasenza, kulandelana kwaboMahlangu ngennanazelo zabo nobukhulu kwabo esithjabeni njengoba kuthiwa siyi 32 mina nginguNdimande kaNzunza kodwana angazi bonyana ngimkhulu kusiphi isinanazelo begodu ngimncani kusiphi... khengenze umzekelo, Magobholi, Ntobela, Bhorolo etc ngombana ngibelethwe noyise Mrhethja. NguNdimande, Phetha, Qondo, Khotheni simakosana wokuthoma emlandweni wesithjaba sakaNzunza begodu sibadala ngeminyaka ngokuya komlando wangakaNzunza. Ngingajabula maningasi dladlulula kulelo hlangothi ngombana bakuwela ingoma Mahlangu onemali ubusa umphadu
So did they win the fight against mzilikazi or not or mzilikazi ran away
Mzilikazi run away to Rodeshia known as Zimbambwe today with Ndebele's and Zulus. That is why today we have amaNdebele of Zimbambwe.
@@ndebeletvsa1521 he did not fight other ndebele chiefs
@@killerbea334life6 he did. That's how he even killed two chiefs. Hence he got the ndebele name. He left kzn with 300 Zulu warriors because of fear of being attacked by shaka for refusing to give him cows from a raid. He was sent by shaka to attack a mosotho chief. He left his clan amakhumalo in kzn in the process. He arrived in Zimbabwe with different tribes, which he had taken by force. Hence why the language spoken is corrupted Zulu language known as isindebele. Its not related to original isindebele spoken by southern ndebele, which he attacked
No, Mzilikazi became de facto king controlling what became known as Transvaal. For protection many weaker groups assimilated, those who refused got crushed or were raided. This was the norm in building or growing kingdoms. The arrival of the Boers/ Voortrekkers with their superior weapons in the 1830s is what forced Mzilikazi to abandon his kingdom in Transvaal & cross the Limpopo in 1938 after many battles & sustaining huge loses.
@@innocentgoitseone3715 Your submission is replete with historical inaccuracies. You are confusing Mzilikazi to Gideon and his 300 in the Bible or the Hollywood make of Spartan King Leonidas and his 300 Spartans against the Persians. First of all Mzilikazi was not Zulu but uMntungwa, a prince of amakhumalo. Having grown up at his grandfathers court the Ndwandwe King Zwide kaLanga Nxumalo he most likely spoke a Ndwandwe and or amaNtungwa dialect of the Nguni language. In 1823 when he broke from Shaka to set up his own kingdom north of the Vaal river, isiZulu was one of many Nguni dialects. The orthography of isiZulu old version and new and consequently its standardisation making it the de facto language was done by the missionaries in Natal much later (circa 1845/1859) when he had already left. Shaka himself most likely spoke Elangani and Mthethwa dialect. Languages are dynamic, with passing of time and change of geography languages evolve. IsiPondo or Thembu or isiBhaca are not corrupted Xhosa languages they are bona fide Nguni languages like isiSwati, isiZulu, isiNdebele etc.
All kingdoms and empires including all Sotho and Nguni subgroups were established and grew through a combination of conquering and controlling other tribes (smaller or weaker groups) and assimilating them. It was a combination of carrot and stick. Sometimes the weaker groups sought the protection and benefits of being part of the stronger. These days we have republics so we hold a referendum, back in the day there was no such.
Mabhoko yena , ngewayiphi indlu?
Ngiphinde ngilotshise besengihlabela phambili ngithi okuhle esitshabeni samaNdebele , ezinyangeni eziyskhombisa bengilalele u Nkosi Chili's elanda imbali yesitshaba ngasengimangala indaba yakhe isihambisana leyasebhaybhelini sengize ngakuthola ukuthi thina ndlu emnyama yithi amaJuda ngokwawo yithi abantu ngokwabo yithi ama Sirayeli oqobo iqiniso selivelile syabonga
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Bengicela izithakazelo zakwa Sibindi
Magodongo wakuvuna lokho bekakutjalileko
Nokho akuvelako kukuthi unzunza ungowangekhohlo uskhosana nguye owayenewangebunenyana,hayi unzunza ngilokho okuvela ngabarhubhululi abanengi lo mlando o editiweko.
Hahahahahahahahah the story of Magodongo shows the cruelty of Mzilikazi and his regiment. Mbhoko was so cunning hahahahahhahaahaaaaaa
History bro