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The region that was later known as the Transkei was originally divided into territories known as the Idutywa Reserve, Fingoland (Mfenguland) and Xhosaland. Fingoland lay by the borderlands in the far south of the Transkei, just north of the
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armies in the east. After settling among the Xhosas they were assimilated into the Xhosa cultural way of life by the Xhosas. However they suffered repression from the Gcaleka Xhosa and fled further west towards the then
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however, these territories were restructured into the divisions of Butterworth, Tsomo and Ngqamakwe for Fingoland; Centani and Willowvale for Xhosaland; and Idutywa for the Idutywa Reserve.
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arrived in the first millennium AD, the fore-front of the great "Bantu Migration" from further north. The
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region, Fingoland is located in the far south-west corner on the coast, just south of
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Map of Fingoland and surrounding territories of the Eastern Cape. South Africa. 1911.
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and the Bashee rivers, close to the city of East London. Within the
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Dugard, John; Du Plessis, Max; Katz, Anton; Pronto, Arnold (2011).
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They settled in their current area in 1835, on invitation from the
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was a historical territory situated in what is now the
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and San Bushmen. Iron-working, farming, speakers of
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Index


Eastern Cape
South Africa
Mfengu clans
Transkei
Kei River
British
Kei
Transkei
Tembuland
Pondoland

southern Africa
Cape
southern Africa
Khoikhoi
Nguni languages
Fengu people
Shaka
Zulu
Cape Colony
Cape Government
Cape Colony
frontier wars
Cape Colony
Cape Qualified Franchise
Fengu people
Xhosa Wars
"Kaffraria, Kaffres"
International Law: A South African Perspective

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