Africa, المجلد 75،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 2005 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 211
... Shaka overcame the Qwabe through a combination of military and ritual means . This ' spiritual conquest ' was remembered as a significant part of victory and Shaka overcame Pakatwayo through his more powerful medicines ( Mmemi ka ...
... Shaka overcame the Qwabe through a combination of military and ritual means . This ' spiritual conquest ' was remembered as a significant part of victory and Shaka overcame Pakatwayo through his more powerful medicines ( Mmemi ka ...
الصفحة 212
... Shaka . For Shaka to consolidate a number of disparate lineages and chieftaincies successfully under his own leadership , he had to deal with potentially conflicting ancestral allegiances among his subjects . It was not open to him ...
... Shaka . For Shaka to consolidate a number of disparate lineages and chieftaincies successfully under his own leadership , he had to deal with potentially conflicting ancestral allegiances among his subjects . It was not open to him ...
الصفحة 213
... Shaka's strict control as in the case of the Qwabe , for example . At the height of the kingdom's glory the umkhosi had been a mechanism for the assertion of Shaka's ritual dominance and the power of his ancestors . The umkhosi was ...
... Shaka's strict control as in the case of the Qwabe , for example . At the height of the kingdom's glory the umkhosi had been a mechanism for the assertion of Shaka's ritual dominance and the power of his ancestors . The umkhosi was ...
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