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Dingane ka
Senzangakhona Zulu (c. 1795–29
January 1840),
commonly referred to as
Dingane,
Dingarn or Dingaan, was a Zulu
prince who
became king of the...
- 30,000 Zulu.
Estimations of
casualties amounted to over 3,000 of King
Dingane's soldiers dead,
including two Zulu
princes competing with
Prince Mpande...
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living at
Dingane’s kraal, he drew up a deed of
cession in English.
Dingane and
Retief signed it on 4
February 1838. Two days later,
Dingane ordered the...
- Mfecane/Difaqane is controversial. He was ********inated by his half-brothers, King
Dingane and
Prince Mhlangana and
Mbopha kaSithayi.
Shaka (roughly
translated as...
- half-brother of Sigujana,
Shaka and
Dingane, who
preceded him as Zulu kings. He came to
power after he had
overthrown Dingane in 1840. His
reign was relatively...
- M****acre, was a
series of
coordinated attacks by Zulu
forces under King
Dingane on
Voortrekker encampments in Natal, present-day
South Africa, on 17–18...
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Ndebele kingdom, and then with
Dingane's Zulu kingdom. In
October 1837, the
Voortrekker leader Piet
Retief visited Dingane at his
royal kraal to negotiate...
- key
general to Zulu
Kings Shaka and
Dingane. He rose to
prominence as a
highly effective warrior under Shaka.
Dingane appointed him as his inDuna, or chief...
- king
Dingane had lost the
respect of a
significant portion of the Zulu people. His
brother Mpande sought to
separate his
followers from
Dingane and drew...
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against his half-brother
Dingane.
Mpande and
Pretorius defeated Dingane's army at the
Battle of Maqongqo,
which forced Dingane and
those loyal to him into...
