- The
Pedi /
pɛdi/ or
Bapedi /bæˈpɛdi/, also
known as the Sotho, Basotho,
Northern Sotho,
Basotho ba Lebowa,
Transvaal Sotho, Marota, or
Bamaroteng are a...
- dialects:
Bapedi Bapedi Marota (in the
narrower sense)
Marota Mamone Marota Mohlaletsi Batau Bapedi (Matlebjane, Masemola, Marishane,
Batau ba Manganeng...
- the
Bapedi (
Pedi people), from 21
September 1861
until his ********ination on 13
August 1882 by his
rival and half-brother,
Mampuru II. As the
Pedi paramount...
-
brother Maridili who had
greater success in war
defeating Makuwa baPedi and
Makwetla baPedi at e****ni.
Maridili died
without issue and so the
Ndzundza throne...
- a
hexagonal fort
built there during the 1876-77
Second War
against the
Bapedi of
Chief Sekhukhune, and was
named after President TF
Burgers of the ZAR...
-
Victor Thulare of the
BaPedi Kingdom, 17 Jan |
South African Government". www.gov.za. "Condolences
continue to pour in for
Bapedi king
Victor Thulare III"...
- and also pla**** an
instrumental role in the
establishment of the
Lutheran Bapedi Church, when they
seceded from the BMS in 1889. The BMS
focused on providing...
- zone,
former Transvaal Province, also
known as
Bopedi (meaning “land of
Bapedi”). The
region is
named after the 19th-century King,
Sekhukhune I. This region...
- Modjadji.
Bapedi tribe such as
BaNareng
ba ga sekororo,
Batlou ba ga makgoba,
Bathlabine ba ga mogoboya,
BaKgaga
ba maake,
Bakgaga ba maupa and
Babirwa ba ga...
- a
derogatory term used by the
Swazi to
refer to the
Pedi in the 1400s. The
Swazi called the
Bapedi "Abashuntu"
because they wore
breechcloths made of animal...
