Uwotet ak mengotetab Kipsigisiekab Transmara kong'eten kotom kopoigee chumbeek

[@gideonkiprono2211]

Good History Olchore, my grandfather lived in Kilgoris long time ago, good to know more about our homeland Transmara

[@simonkipkorir7273]

Great info.
I am Komosindet from Siryat en Kaplong and we have KULONOK/KULWET in our farms like Kaitap arap Maina, Kapsilewai, Kapsisit, Arap Batany and Arap Sanguny, which were used as cattle sheds/deep furrows by the Siria Maasai those days, a testament that they originally inhabited in our area.

[@geoffreykibet7937]

TRUE WE DO HAVE SOME AT OUR HOME TOO!

[@h-thegreat]

So kulwet ni mahali maasai walikua wanaweka kondoo, natoka kamirai naskia ni ya masai pia

[@simonkipkorir7273]

@@h-thegreat Kulonok were the cow sheds next their homes. Over time, they deepen due to constant cleaning by their women.
There are many Kulonok around our place - Siryat area, Kaplong boys area all the way to Kipkewa.

[@manufacturingdefect1287]

I remember one time about 17 years ago I was in Transmara- Kiligoris in Njipiship Area doing some research assistant duties. Was pleasantly surprised to find a Kipsigis lady in one Maasai household who was also from my Abaguserek Clan

[@davidbarmasai9546]

Very nice and detailed.I know some families from our place Keiyo that had come to Masai Trans Mara and later came back. I love this history.

[@aaronkipyegonkirui5282]

oreyeet oo paapaa🤣🤣🤣🤣, the kalemjin story is very interesting actually

[@JBKip1]

Arorun agobo oret tab Cheptalamek. Senior Chief Isaac Arap Keino

[@iankipkoech9492]

A great historian with sharp memory

[@deniskirui287]

niliona ya arap keswa like 21 yrs ago manyumba ikibomolewa ikichomwa tukiwa tukichunga ngombe apo soimingin but sikuwai elewa iyo story
utakuzia iyo tena

[@NgetichShadrack]

Orkoyon chichi ana nee u ingen chechang ooh

[@rollycaleb8]

People without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots

[@kiruibenjamin406]

quite detailed, kindly do a chronology of time such as 1800-1900, 1901-till independence then later. Well done Oljosh

[@kibetmiteiezekiel916]

Great history. I wish there was an aerial cover of the area

[@samwelbett5759]

Quite educative.

[@cyrusmalel7504]

Kiseretyo boisyekyok😭

[@KipkemoiKoech-pw4ih]

Kongoi olchore kabisa ingoribin kiptaiyat ak kotesun betusek ak kotesun ngomnotet tastai kounon aboyon.Ane koech en Gilgil ak ikonu tienuekik ab kipchamba ak iyororu kolewenoik ab kipchamba kongoi

[@victorkemboi2357]

Great

[@isaaclangat568]

Thanks very much for this information.i have always wanted to know. It's quite unfortunate events. It's a tragedy that happened to kipsigis. It wasorchestrated by colonial and Kenyan government. Had it not been the white people to create a buffer zone to prevent more kipsigis to move into transmara they could not have been defeated by Maasai.

[@kibinot]

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[@normanrutto5604]

This one and more history of our roots ......mwoiwon any'...kele muito ko ka kanai elekipunu ......ani muguleldo ak tebesonik ko kipunu ono?

[@Olchore_Araap_Chepkulei]

Tulwetab Muguleldo. Tebesonik kokinyi Tebesonik

[@langatjosphat]

But written history describes that from kericho down wards, it was a masai land

[@wilokchelule8274]

Olchosh why were the Kipsigis tormented by both the colonialists and the new Kenyan Government.
What did they hate in the Kipsigis people

[@karoti_a]

I love this

[@raymondtonui8136]

Oljosh, kindly tell me more about Kipindoek, please do it in a clip format

[@cheruiyotpeter9936]

Kibindoek my clan... proud of it

[@kiplangatalfred7471]

Olchore I need this history in full.

[@megynlebron8872]

Ak iyay research nebo kerichek ab kipkaa koraa ohoo olshosh watu wamesahau.

[@nicholuskipkorir9392]

kap olesero, Olbutyo

[@bethwelruto99]

Any idea of Mzee called Kap Tanzania from clan of kapsirwoek.. fearless man

[@walterlangat3108]

Kirisir ngalechu oo Oljore?
Kororon kabisa.

[@koechleonardkibet6757]

Nusu mile ,i reside near the place,there was this masai called arap keswa who claimed the ownership of the same

[@amosproductionchebunyo518]

En nandiek ak kipsigis ko kot neo ko oinon

[@observermarcus7216]

More information on the Kipcheromek man, and the clan please.

[@Olchore_Araap_Chepkulei]

He was one of the four Araap Ongon of Kipsigis. His sons live in Transmara

[@observermarcus7216]

@@Olchore_Araap_Chepkulei Great. I would like to connect with them for some historical narration. In case you have some further information(origin, totem and more) about Cheromek clan i would be glad if you share with me.

[@benjomeshanlndet3345]

The man from kipcheremek clan,his current family is located where?

[@ronohenockson599]

Gudos historian

[@isaaclangat568]

I feel very bad that kipkaliang prevented kipsigis from Bomet from emigrating to kipkoris

[@towettkiprotich6218]

Do you have more of these stories?

[@kibinot]

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[@TRAVEL254KENYA]

I like this explanation.... Oljosh.... I am from kaplong....... What about this tree simotwet....... Iko kapsimatwo Sotik do you know that it was named after the traditional ceremony held in the past

[@Olchore_Araap_Chepkulei]

Thanks for the compliment. About Kapsimotwo, I have never heard of it. Kindly enlighten me about what you know about it

[@TRAVEL254KENYA]

There a tree(simotwet) which the kipsigis on movement towards ndani used to take rest... Also (etiet ab mugeni) Bridge connecting Sotik and kisii highway was named after mugeni the kipsigis legend

[@Olchore_Araap_Chepkulei]

@@TRAVEL254KENYA I know the bridge, that is my route when going and coming from home