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Kingdom of Karagwe

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During the height of the Karagwe kingdom agriculture played an important role in local economics. Many Karagwe were cattle herders and so cows were a measure of wealth and power.Iron production also played a key part in the economic balances within the kingdom. The location of Karagwe land in what is
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Both classes of men, outlawing clan-to-clan blood feuds, appointing royal relatives as sub-chiefs and village headmen who resided on nyarubanja estates, waging a protracted and largely successful battle to control the Kubandwa cult mediums who predominated local religion, and setting up elaborate
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By 1800, Ganda had assassinated the Hinda king of Kyamutwara at his court, and the Kingdom had been divided into four parts, with the Hinda ruling over Kianja and Bukara and the Hima-dominated Nkango ruling over Bugabo and Lesser Kyamutwara. Shortly after, the Ganda interfered in Karagwe and
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up until the end of the eighteenth century, but Karagwe drove out a Nyoro force, whose monarch became known as Ntare the Nyoro-slayer. Lacking Nyoro's protection, the Bito kingdom of Kiziba turned to Buganda for assistance in fighting its Hinda neighbors.
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in East Africa. The kingdom reached its apex during the 19th century. The growth occurred during the early part of the 1800s with King Ndagara who came to power around 1820 and ruled until 1853 at which time he was replaced by King Rumanika.
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A line of Kings who are claimed to have been from the Bachwezi and Babiito clans ruled Karagwe. According to legend, Ruhinda—a son of Njunaki, a son of Igaba, and a grandson of Wamalaa—founded the empire.
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Sassoon, Hamo. "Kings, cattle and blacksmiths: royal insignia and religious symbolism in the interlacustrine states." AZANIA: Journal of the British Institute in Eastern Africa 18.1 (1983): 93-106.
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Sassoon, Hamo. "Kings, cattle and blacksmiths: royal insignia and religious symbolism in the interlacustrine states." AZANIA: Journal of the British Institute in Eastern Africa 18.1 (1983): 93-106.
292:, the villagers of Karagwe did not even choose their headmen or distribute land. The misery of its cultivators moved a number of the country's early visitors because it was Tanganyika's most 284:, had a distinct social supremacy in these kingdoms, particularly in Karagwe. This may have been due to their ability to convert cultivators into clients by lending livestock. 397:
to its apex in the 19th century. In his honor, the park was previously designated as Rumanyika Orugundu Game Reserve. When all old kingdoms were abolished countrywide by
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objects. Some are utilitarian, while others are thought to be symbolic cows and hammers which were used symbolically to link the king with iron production.
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had created a single kingdom in the area and that his descendants, the Hinda clan, ruled the successor chiefdoms. The pastoralists, known as
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are thought to be separate from them. The economic orientation of the Haya toward fishing and agriculture and the Banyambo toward
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rulers of Buha—possibly the same people as the Hima—had thrived in the eighteenth century but were now threatened by the rise of
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and other the Ugandan and Rwandan states and merchants from the Eastern coast and the rest of eastern Africa.
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Katoke, ISRAEL K. "The making of the Karagwe Kingdom." Historical Association of Tanzania Paper 8 (1970).
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Katoke, ISRAEL K. "The making of the Karagwe Kingdom." Historical Association of Tanzania Paper 8 (1970).
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Katoke, ISRAEL K. "The making of the Karagwe Kingdom." Historical Association of Tanzania Paper 8 (1970).
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today north-western Tanzania allowed them to participate in regional trade routes that connected
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ethnic group is descended from the Karagwe Kingdom. They are mostly found in the northwestern
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between 1962/1963, the Karagwe Kingdom, which had been founded around 1450, came to an end.
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was named in honor of King Rumanyika Orugundu I, one of the most prominent Karagwe kings.
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in the early nineteenth century. This threat was felt further south as well.
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Kingdom, Kiziba, belonged to a rival clan, the Bito, which also ruled
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courts where each clan served a specific purpose. In contrast to
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to the north. Their legends claimed that a hero by the name of
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The most famous works of art from the Karagwe kingdom are
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are thought to be the reasons for this differentiation. .
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Index

Swahili
Bweranyange
Nyambo
Nyambo
Swahili
African traditional religions
Demonym(s)
Monarchy
barter
Tanzania
Swahili
Bantu
Karagwe District
Kagera Region
Rwanda
Lake Victoria
slave trading
Bweranyange
Great Lakes Kingdoms
Haya
Buganda
Ufipa
hierarchical
Bunyoro
Tutsi
Burundi
Buha
Buganda
Banyambo
Kagera

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