13-549: Pondo may refer to: Pondo people , Xhosa speaking ethnic group who have given their name to Pondoland Pondo Water-Control Project , reservoir and dam on the Kyi River in Lhünzhub County to the east of Lhasa, Tibet, China Nor–Pondo languages , small language family of northern Papua New Guinea Mad Man Pondo , American professional wrestler Pana language , Mbum language of
26-422: Is an ongoing argument about the twin who was the eldest, the most commonly held view is that Prince Mpondomise is the senior twin. It is said that while out hunting, Prince Mpondo killed a lion and refused to hand over the skin to Prince Mpondomise as was the custom (the senior was entitled to skins of certain animals). The tension between the two started from that day and Prince Mpondo and his followers were
39-755: Is called Ndimakude Great Palace and is situated in Flagstaff , Eastern Cape. The right-hand house is called Nyandeni Great Place and is situated in Libode , Eastern Cape. The Nyandeni house enjoyed autonomy for decades and was often referred to as Western Mpondo-land, while the Qawukeni house was referred to as Eastern Mpondo-land. The towns in the Mpondo-kingdom include Lusikisiki, Siphaqeni (known as Flagstaff), Mbizana (erroneously called Bizana), Ntabankulu, Port St. Johns , Libode and Ngqeleni. Mzintlava (now known as Kokstad )
52-563: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Pondo people The Mpondo-People, or simply batter known as Ama-Mpondo , is a kingdom in what is now Known as the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. It was established in March 1224. The Ama-Mpondo-Nation was first ruled by its founder who was King Mpondo ka-Njanya who lived around [born in 1204 and died in 1280] and later
65-631: The Mpondo people themselves are part of the Aba-Mbo-group are one of the few tribes that resided with the San bushman long before other tribes arrived.They are as indigenous as the San, Amampondomise, khoi and AmaXesibe in Southern Africa. This is evident from the ruling plant in the coast south-east of Africa and north-west of Madagascar, the marijuana plant. It grows in abundance from ema-Mpondweni/Mpondoland up
78-613: The 'Ama-Nyawuza' clan (a royal clan of the Ama-Mpondo-nation ), by nationality referred to themselves as 'Ama-Mpondo'. They are related to other Aba-Mbo-People's and chiefdoms in South Africa. The story of the origins of ema-Mpondweni/Mpondoland was told to personify and symbolise the fact that it was a nation with lands shaped like a horn, when it includes the lands ema-Mpondomiseni , and to make it easier for telling Iintsomi , meaning educative stories. Taking Prince Mpondo as
91-533: The Central African Republic Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Pondo . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pondo&oldid=713093510 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description
104-646: The coast and the coast of Madagascar. It is through king Sibiside that he is the Mpondo-people's forefather of the nation emerges together with other well-known nations. Mpondo-people share a common lineage with Ama-Mpondomise-people , Ama-Xesibe-People , Abakwa-Mkhize-Chieftaincy, Ama-Bomvu or Ama-Bomvana-Nation . King Sibiside's offspring : (King Sibiside's heir and father of the Mkhize-clan) (Ama-Bomvu or Ama-Bomvana) (Ama-Mpondo, Ama-Mpondomise, Ama-Xesibe) Mpondo-People and Mpondomise were twins. There
117-625: The combined force then proceesded to attack AmaNgwane thinking it was Ama-Zulu. The Ama-Ngwane warriors died in large numbers on that day and was successfully expelled from Thembu|land some became refugees hiding in the mountains all of their cattle were taken and there was not even a cow for remaining the surviving the Ngwane-people submitted themselves to the AbaThembu others went to join AmaMpondo and other Kingdoms. The great house of Mpondo
130-688: The first ones to leave and settle elsewhere away from their father's land. When Mpondo King Faku was attacked by Zulu-King Shaka Ka-Senzakhona , he appealed to the Thembu King Ngubengcuka and the Xhosa King Hintsa for help with defeating the Zulu-king Shaka and the message was also sent to Grahamstown by time grahamstown had sent their soldiers to compliment the Xhosa , Thembu and Mpondo armies, King Shaka’s warriors were long gone
143-459: The son since it was used for defending and Prince Mpondomise as the elder son since it was used for attacking and negotiation. Thus according to the Ama-Mpondo oral tradition , they are the legendary descendants of King Mpondo himself the son of King Khubazi or otherwise Known as Njanya , the grandson of King Sibiside who was the leader of the once-powerful Embo-nation (Aba-Mbo or Ma-Mbo).
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#1732844447169156-2013: Was allotted to Adam Kok of the Griquas. [Fathered:Prince Yeyeye-1st] [Fathered:Prince Godongwane-1st] [Fathered:Prince Yeyeye-2nd] [Fathered:Prince Godongwane-2nd] [Fathered:Prince Ntunsingana] [Fathered:Prince Mumbo & Prince Mbhinja & Prince Mntalaba] [Fathered:Prince Hlumbo] [Fathered:Prince Mbokane] [Fathered:Prince Lumbazane] [Fathered:Prince Lobamba] [Fathered:Prince Lubombo] [Fathered:Prince Lobamba] [Fathered:Prince Mankayane & Prince Shlengene] [Fathered:Prince Hlathikhulu] [Fathered:Prince Zumbane & Prince Zambuka & Prince Zamula & Prince Mjakane] [Fathered:Prince Nhlangano] [Fathered:Prince Mbombela] [Fathered:Prince Zehlendaba] [Fathered:Prince Gubhela] [Fathered:Prince Khubone] [Fathered:Prince Mgebelezana] [Fathered:Prince Ndlozela] [Fathered:Prince Sidwabasiluthuli] [Fathered:Prince Sibiside & Prince Nyamuzi] [Fathered:Prince Khubazi (•Njanya•) & Prince Ngcongo & Prince Hlengwa & Prince Shange & Princess Nomafu] (Born:1120-Died:1202) [Fathered:Prince Mpondo & Prince Mpondomise & Prince Xesibe & Prince Nyambose & Prince Chibi] (Born:1151-Died:1225) [Fathered:Prince Sithula & Prince Ntusi & Prince Qhwane & Prince Phika] (Born:1204-Died:1280)[Reigned:1224 Till 1280] [Fathered:Prince Mithwa & Prince Khwalo & Prince Gingqi & Prince Khuwana] (Born:1232-Died:1318)[Reigned:1280 Till 1318] [Fathered:Prince Santsabe & Prince Ndovelane & Prince Mbangweni & Prince Gavula & Prince Luvozana] (Born:1264-Died:1351)[Reigned:1318 Till 1351] [Fathered:Prince Khondwane & Prince Bumbantaba & Prince Maphise & Prince Khanyajo] (Born:1303-Died:1385)[Reigned:1351 Till 1385] [Fathered:Prince Sukude & Prince Ntlane & Prince Gcutha & Prince Valela & Prince Woshe] King Faku Faku Ka-Ngqungqushe , son of King Ngqungqushe kaNyawuza
169-700: Was the last ruling monarch of the United AmaMpondo Kingdom in Southern Africa from 1818-1867. During his reign, King Faku consolidated and unified several groups and expanded the territory he had inherited from his father. Through a series of events, the kingdom was eventually annexed by the British Empire , became part of the Cape Colony and is today a section of the Eastern Cape province of South Africa . This South African biographical article
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