Pedi people - Wikipedia
Reliable historians and sources also credit the Pedi kingdom as the first and dominant monarchy established in the region. The kingdom, which boasted numerous victories over the Boers and the British armies, was one of the strongest and largest in Southern Africa in the mid- to late 1800s under the warrior king Sekhukhune I, whose kingdom ...
Sekhukhune - Wikipedia
Sekhukhune I[a] [b] (Matsebe; circa 1814 – 13 August 1882) was the paramount King of the Marota, more commonly known as the Bapedi (Pedi people), from 21 September 1861 until his assassination on 13 August 1882 by his rival and half-brother, Mampuru II. [1] .
The British nightmare. King Sekhukhune I of Bapedi [1814 – 1882]
2021年1月21日 · After his death, Bopedi (Kingdom of Pedi) was split by the native commissioners in small, powerless sections. His great-grandfather Sekhukhune II began a failed war on the South African Republic in an attempt to rebuild the Bapedi Kingdom. The defeat marked the end of Pedi’s opposition to external powers.
The Pedi People - Uvelaphi
The Pedi /pɛdi/ or Bapedi /bæˈpɛdi/ (also known as the Northern Sotho or Basotho ba Leboa and the Marota or Bamaroteng) – are a southern African ethnic group that speak Pedi or Sepedi, a dialect belonging to the Sotho-Tswana enthnolinguistic group.
Pedi | Bapedi, South Africa, Culture | Britannica
Pedi, a Bantu-speaking people inhabiting Limpopo province, South Africa, and constituting the major group of the Northern Sotho ethnolinguistic cluster of peoples, who numbered about 3,700,000 in the late 20th century. Their traditional territory, …
Pedi & Anglo-Pedi Wars 1876-1879 - South African History Online
2011年3月21日 · The Pedi were establishing a kingdom when white expansion in southern Africa checked their independent progress. By maintaining diplomatic ties with the Boers, the Swazi, and the Zulu, Sekwati established peace and prosperity.
Pedi - South African History Online
2011年3月4日 · The Pedi began as a confederation of small chiefdoms sometime before the 17th century, and over time, strong Pedi chiefs claimed land from smaller chiefdoms, and dominated trade routes from the interior to the coast.
History of the Pedi - South Africa Online
The Pedi were in disarray when Nguni raiders struck from the south. Historians are divided as to whether the attackers were the Matabele under the leadership of Mzilikazi, or an Ndwandwe faction under the leadership of Zwangendaba, who had broken away from Zwide after his defeat at the hands of Shaka.
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2008年6月26日 · The dissertation reveals that the fall of the Pedi kingdom in 1878, land dispossession and the implementation of the apartheid policy polarised Pedi society to a point of conflict. Though the period of study is wide in scope, this research investigates those factors which caused internal division amongst the Pedi to a point of conflict.
Pedi | Encyclopedia.com
"Pedi," in the narrowest sense, refers more to a political unit than to a cultural or linguistic one: the Pedi polity included the people living within the area over which the Maroteng dynasty established dominance during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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