Swazi Royal Family Tree
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ม.ค. 2020
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Chart: Matt Baker usefulcharts.com
Script/Narration: @JackRackam
Intro animation: @AlMuqaddimahYT
Intro music: "Lord of the Land" by Kevin MacLeod and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution license 4.0. Available from incompetech.com
Hi everyone. Matt here. You may have noticed the change in narrator for the last few videos. I’ve been busy with a top secret project so Jack Rackam agreed to help me out. I mean, did you hear him pronounce Ngubengcuka? Awesome stuff. Anyway, you’ll still hear my voice from time to time and I will still be the one making the charts and responding to comments. So stay tuned ... I've got lots of great stuff planned for 2020.
@Cristinel I'll be narrating next week.
I was wondering 🤔😁
Kings of Bavaria and the Wittelsbachs
Pls do
Can you please ad this chart to your blog?
@@cormacmacsuibhne2867 PDFs of new charts like this will be for Patreons only.
I’m South African and it made me so happy to hear someone pronounce the clicks right.
Happy to hear I actually got them right! I had some video references to compare to, but I was worried I might end up with something that sounded appropriately "foreign" to English speakers but was actually all wrong
Hey man, I’m American, but I’ve always wanted to visit African countries. Say hi to a Penguin or zebra for me haha 😂
Last time I was this early eSwatini was still called Swaziland
So not too long ago then? 😀
eSwatini and Swaziland means the same thing, they mean the land of Swazi people. The other one is in English and the other one is in Swati
spelling correction : it's Eswatini and not eSwatini.
@@luckymotlatla8956 It’s like East Timore and The Ivory Coast, they make you call there say their country in there own native language.
70 wives and 210 children that's quite a party.
Al Bundy's worst nightmare.
Death by snu snu?
eSwatini is a small country isn’t that like the majority of the people?
Thats nothing, King Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines.
Sounds like an orgy lol.
We miss you Matt!!
I'm from Eswatini, your pronunciation is impressive. Especially of the clicks. And I think your history and cultural knowledge is very accurate. 🇸🇿🇸🇿🇸🇿
I love the accuracy that Eswatini is not a and never was a Monarchy
Wow Ndlangamandla at eSwatini, is that the Amantungwa?
Cool.
Well done! I am a citizen of ESWATINI and I confirm the accuracy of your commentary. And thank you for getting the clicks right. See if you can get and add on the rich ancient bit on our people's migration from Central Africa - we had Kings since back then!
I am quite impressed too
It’s actually wrong in terms of the events.
Damn I'm Moroccan and I never realised Africa only has 3 monarchies
3 Ruling as head of state. 1 Million more traditional kings. FACTS!
Africa is deteriorating under the vicious and incompetent rule of republicans with their presidents. Republics are very expensive to run. Suffering abounds as in South Africa, Uganda, Sudan and most other republics.
@@edwardpeterson1634 To be honest, it doesn't matter the type of government. Poor leadership and suffering can happening under any form of rule (republic, democracy, monarchy, theocracy etc.). Hence, the reason most countries have moved away from monarchies and have embraced republics and democracies.
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@ShalakumX Simba they were low rank, if you compare them with the rank of Emperor of the european monarchs or the beaten African emperors as the Mali and Congolese one (except the Ethiopian) and another example is the French Republic, for them every monarch was a "chieftain" because the monarchy was outdated for them so it will give them "free bills to civilize"
At last I’ve been crying about this chart @Matt but finally. Your number 1 South African fan
Would love to see a chart for the Royal Bafokeng, they are reigning both in Botswana and South Africa.
I'm interested and they are the most richest Royal monarch in South Africa I'm looking forward to hear about Matt unveils more
They were also ruling Lesotho.
Cool video! I wonder if we'll ever get all the details about the reign of Mswati II, they say he was quite the strategist and more ruthless than Shaka of the Zulus. Other nations referred to him as 'the terror of the east' and to this day Swazis are afraid to talk about his reign.
Your pronouncing those clicks and many silent words, shows real dedication to your work, trust me it’s better quality than a lot f those who just want likes and following with shoddy work especially with African info hence the continent has been looked down.
I am from the kingdom and indeed the last I heard of this was in school but lived during King Sobhuza 2’s reign. Thank you for sharing this, I’ve shared it with my son whom I realise he has to know his roots👏
Thanks man! you've helped me connect the dots from my early school Social Studies /Defeqane times in the 80's and 90's.
I'm actually a Swati and I'm learning new things from this video
Sup unjani ngwane😁😉
Zwide
Yeah! Next be nice to Khulu and Gogo , ask questions and listen carefully as they tell you things , which you will cross check with that is being said here.
I really Love this , I hope it will be updated soon. Thanks so much .
Thanks for this one!
I love your pronunciation of the various names!!
Great job, Jack!
Very interesting video, love every bit of it !!
Thanks for sharing !!
Man, I gotta tip my hat to you for doing this. Most Westerners don't care about Africa or African history. Kudos. You just earned a Sub.
Nice work!
WOW........SO INSIGHTFUL! !!!!!!!!
THANKS!
Wow. Very informative indeed. Thanks
And I was helping King Goodwill Zwelithini with his music since he had started playing a piano... He loved his country and his people.
Very cool vid. Always been fascinated with those South Africans mini monarchies
Wow! The pronunciation sounds awesome! I always have trouble with those beginning double consonants
I'm starting to get the feeling that Jack has Matt locked in his basement and refuses to let him have his channel back. 🤣🤣🤣
Go ahead with the pronunciations!!! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Good job with the pronunciation, like the click sound in Incwala (written with the letter "c") at 1:22
edit: Yeah, I left this comment before I heard Ngubengcuka
No offense but can this guy narrate from now on? His accurate pronunciation of the names is really wonderful. I think it actually adds a lot to the feeling of the video.
It rolled off the tip of his tongue, like it was nothing
I'm from the Madiba clan, and we're considered _"nobles"_ I guess, because we are currently allowed to become chiefs and are not of the ruling lineage of the Thembu Kingdom.
Currently, the Mandelas are the head of our clan as Nelson Mandela's grandson is currently chief.
You said trek boere really nicely by the way . Im afrikaans and you sounded just like one of us .
Thank you for historische about King óf Zuid-Afrika én Swaziland 👍👍🙏🙏🙏💓
Well done.
The Swati are also the first group of the Nguni pple to establish a monarchy in Zimbabwe & that was queen Nyamazana when they had escaped the Mfecane & they defeated the pple of MAMBO in Zimbabwe & settled in Matabeleland South at a place known today as Mzingwane (umuzi wama Ngwane), their reign was short-lived bcoz they had arrived in the 1820 but by 1838 the first group of the Ndebele (Amatabele) under King Mzilikazi ka Mashobane arrived & engulfed them to be part of the Amandebele till today.
Mkhonde Gadula Ganako Ngwane 🙏 abangoni🙏 azania ilizwe lethu🙌
The mother of Princess Mantfombi was Inkhosikati (Royal Wife/Queen) LaFakudze. Sadly, Princess Mantfombi and her husband the Zulu King both died this year, almost a month apart.
Not a royal family, but you guys should do the Harrison Family of Virginia next. It includes 3 Presidents!
The 9th president, William Henry Harrison and the 23rd president, Benjamin Harrison.
Who was the 3rd one?
Gran Torino apparently Abraham Lincoln is also a descendant as well!
Please do a chart on ancient indian emperor(mauryan empire) Ashoka the great's family tree.
Ngawe the 3rd was the 6th Swazi King, so certainly the story doesn't start there. I'd be happy to share with you more accurate facts
Well done
Will cover Amagqunukhwebe (Tshawe) subdivision of amaxhosa
Wow did well in our county family tree thanks
@UsefulCharts, Would love to see charts for the Molepo and Mothapo Royal families, they are reigning in Ga-Molepo and Ga-Mothapo in Polokwane, Limpopo province South Africa
I believe we're gonna get a African royal family tree chart, which is a little difficult because most African monarchs are tribal rulers
do a Luxembourg royal family tree
Great job on those not-easy-to-pronounce names, Jack :)
This is so intereating, thanks for representing my family😉👌👍👍
JK🤣 I wish i was royalty.
BTW well done Jack Rackam with the good pronunciations its much appreciated
The two rulership seems like the Emperor and Empress Dowager rulership of Asian dynasties.
Even though it's a year later, I would like to see you covering the Royal Bafokeng Nation in North West
Could a video be done on Madagascar royalty family tree?
Suggestion: Who would be emperor of Mexico if Emperor Maximilian of Hapsburg were never overthrown?
loving he pronunciations
May you please cover the Ndebele/Khumalo of Zimbabwe
Well done, Jack Rackam!
Could you pleas e do a video about the Belgian royal family? I think they're the only ones on your original tree you haven't covered yet. In fact, that has gotten me interested in their line. Is there anything special there?
I would like you to make an update over the Zulu nation on their new King Misizulu and how he is connected to the Swazi 🇸🇿 nation and why his second wife is a Swazi Canadian born.
Wow!!
Please create a chart for the royal houses of the Basotho people in both South Africa and the Kingdom of Lesotho.
Interesting, do you by any chance have information on extended family members to the royal family in particular the Nkosi family and how they link to the royal family?
What about the Afghan Royal Family next
I second this.
They have a Royal family?
@@kellikocha7733 Yes and no. They used to have a monarchy, hence the reference to an Afghan royal family, but that was overthrown in a bloodless coup way back in 1973.
@@natthechristian6271 They used to. I'm always intrigued by the six Afghan princesses that went into excile in Italy after the coup and what happened to them.
Sobhuza II ... 102 Children good lord
This is the type of history I like to see about Africa. The slavery history sort of takes away the riches of the continent.
Am also a ngwane based in Zambia it's good I have learnt about my origin
THE WORLD WADLE KING ISILO LANGALIBALELE MTHIMKHULU AND THE KING SIHLANGUSAKHE ZULU WHO WAS HAVING A COWS IN PUNBULT YEARS AGO AND THEIR GRAVES IS IN AMSTERDAM IN MPUMALANGA PROVINCE ALL THIS BELONG TO MY FAMILY FRIENDS AND ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS MUZIWENDODAKAWEHLULWA MILTON MTHIMKHULU CONGRATULATIONS ON THE BIG SUCCESS OF THE GODS SMAKADE THIXO BLESS YOU AMEN KONKE KWAQALA NGATHI BAFOWETHU AMEN NDLONDLO
70 wives and over 200 children now that was one very busy king.
😂😂😂
That's nothing compared to king David
As an South African im surprised how well you (an american I believe) pronounced trekboere, well done!
Please consider covering the Igala kingdom lineage in Nigeria.
I know you would never do this chart, but my Chicagoans in the comments imagine a Chicago deep dish pizza family tree (There is actually a pretty complex history and most deep dish chains are related somehow)
Im part of a royal family OMG! U may think im crazy but i have one of their surnames and( cant say for privacy) but OMG THX SO MUCH I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR MY FAMILY HISTORY!!!!
I am very proud of your pronunciation those are not easy when you speak English , BTW love watching these
Hi thank you guys. Can you please cover the Moshoeshoe dynasty
hi Matt and all Swazis.
just a quick question and possibly correction.
based on the famous movie Shaka Zulu, the woman whos belly was opened just to see how a child sits in the womb was from where? The late Queen Mantfombi was not the first connection between the Swazis and the Zulus.
Near impossible task, but I would love to hear as to who would rule Ireland. If not that, I am curious if it is possible to trace living descendants of Grace O'Malley.
I do Irish genealogy. Most people cannot get back before 1800 because of lack of records. But some exist, but I doubt if they go back to Grace 'OMalleys time. Some records destroyed by fire. Also because most of population was Catholic but official church was CoI (Anglican),.
The Mamluk Sultanate next!
Will it be possible to do some native tribes in America? I mean for example Incas or Iroquois, if it is possible, would be great
Incas, yes. But I don't think there are any genealogical records for the Iroquois.
@@UsefulCharts maybe there should be an attempt to build their family tree
The Iroquois did not have a monarchy and they are quite famous for having worked in a semi representative democratic confederation of 5 tribes. The Europeans which wanted to talk to their chief and no others had a great trouble understanding that their wasn't such thing and this quite significantly had a negative impact on diplomacy.
Good work👏👏 Would you please give us history of Buthelezi kingship (founder of IFP) in connection with Dlamini Malandela's royal
Great Video... Do you have any information on Chief Bokweni Mamba? He was also a Swazi royal but the only could only recognize 1 king
Hi Matt. Thank you for the great work. Please help do a tree for the South African Ndebele kings main one was Mhlanga who gave birth to Musi, Mahlangu and few other sons. Thank you.
All these clans Zulu, Eswathini and Xhosa (Thembu) are related as we all have the same ancestor Mnguni ka Ntu.
I would love you guys to look at the Xhosa Royal family. Willing to help where I can
King isn't selected but is born!
awesome video.. do the Venda kings
Please cover Bapedi preferably the ones staying in Phalaborwa
love that u are doing more than just Europeans
Can you please cover the Kingdom of Lesotho Royal Family?
Hi. Brilliant recounting of the past. Now, research a bit on south of Mozambique. Make a new vedeo, and recount what happened there!
@usefulcharts can you please cover the Batswana kingship, from Botswana to South Africa
Please run a documentary on the Kingdom of Mwata Kazembe in Zambia. It's a kingdom with over 250 years of non stop rulership then add the Kingdom of Mwata Yamv and related Kingdoms the way the kingdoms related to the Zulu are described.
Peace.
Can you do the biblical kings chart?
It’s a fictional.
@@nnenne1Uh no. Biblical kings actually existed and we have archaeological evidence for them which this guys channel has proven, so yes they exist wether ur Christian or not.
Interesting there are 3 kingdoms. But the names and dates are mind boggling for someone like me who can’t follow sequence that well.😫✌🏾love history anyway. Keep it up. I’m going to research them also.
Interesting to see the current Zulu king is part of Mswati. Which means they are now a one big nation.
Do Morroco, Lesotho or the kings of Great Zimbabwe next!
Amazing and accurate presentation, i was waiting for some misinformation but there was none, thank you for accurate account of our history. pronunciation was outstanding 👌
I’m swati this is beautiful 🤞🏽
Whos here after the public rose up against the Monarch! we are yet to see the outcome.
Sobhuza was a total chad
Nice video, is it possible to cover the Ngomane clan? I find it interesting that we have Tsongas, Swatis, and Zulus with this surname - yet Ngomane came to Shaka's assistance
The Ngomane clan in Zululand go by the surname Mdletshe and their Inkosi lives in near Hluhluwe.
@UsefulCharts, please would you take a look at a Swati clan of Mlambo currently ruled by King Mlambo II. I am interested in their history and their relationship with the Dlaminis (present day Swaziland/eSwatini). From oral history, the Mlambo clan ruled an area stretching from present day Hazyview and to the South including some areas of Mozambique to Pongola.
Next I want to see Monaco, Jordan, Norwegian, Romanian, Sardinian/Italian, Luxembourg, Belgium, Mexican, Egyptian Royal families
since you did the aztec king family tree you could also do the inca ( and see the Marquesado de Santiago de Oropesa
for who would be inca king today )