Ntshingwayo

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Hello Everyone, Wanted to share some of the images in my collection of the great Zulu commander Ntshingwayo. He served the Zulu royal house from Mpande to Cetshwayo and was the leading commander behind the victory of Isandlwana. He served the royal house through the bitter civil war and was killed, along with many others, at Ulundi by Zibhebhu and his forces. Even the great Zibhebhu was struck by the loss of this great commander.

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Ntshingwayo

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Ntshingwayo with attendants

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Ntshingwayo Lantern Slide

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Ntshingwayo with attendents

Thank You, Best, Mike
All images from my collection

Subject: Re: Ntshingwayo Mon Apr 15, 2013 12:11 pm

Thanks Mike for sharing your Pics . Salute

Cheers 90th. Salute

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Hi 90th, Thank You, The first image of Ntshingwayo at his hut is one of the favorites in my collection. It is a rare image, and I was fortunate to add it to my collection. Thank You. Best, Mike

Subject: Ntshingwayo Mon Apr 15, 2013 2:58 pm

Hi Mike .
I think I have a couple of those images in Postcard form , I'm not home for a couple of days to check , but will do so if I remember !
Very Happy

Cheers 90th Salute

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Thanks 90th, I appreciate it. Best, Mike

Subject: Re: Ntshingwayo Sun Oct 13, 2013 6:23 pm

Posting beneath a picture of their forebear, Dr. Paul Matawele and his son William, at the Museum of the Royal Welsh, Brecon.

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I think the family might have donned a redcoat in the past. William dons the scarlet cloth in a different mode!
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JY

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niceone mystic3334/ JY. ahh how cute is that
kid..its only few years ago that no authenticated
image of him was presented as fact, now we all
agree that this is indeed Ntshingwayo Ka Mahole.
what a privilege to gaze at that intelligent face.
cheers xhosa

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John Young wrote:: I think the family might have donned a redcoat in the past

Not sure if that's a good thought. Possibly true!

Subject: Ntshingwayo Mon Oct 14, 2013 12:08 am

Agree ctsg , it does bring forth a couple of scary images ! . Salute

90th