The Shona Peoples - From Leopard’s Kopje to Great Zimbabwe - Episode 1

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Africa History Channel

Africa History Channel

Күн бұрын

We leave West Africa and take our first Southern Africa story in the two part episode that follows the Shona/Karanga people over a thousand years of history.
Watch Episode 2 here - • The Shona Peoples - E...

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@tshwarelolebeko2395
@tshwarelolebeko2395 3 ай бұрын
The term Shona hides history for what it is, most of the nations attributed to Shona, are Kalanga (and its variants as they exist in different languages)
@tanatswamaenda6724
@tanatswamaenda6724 11 ай бұрын
Thanks lm shona myself maita basa
@admirekashiri9879
@admirekashiri9879 Жыл бұрын
This was very well done. I was looking forward to this. Do you plan on going into detail regarding key figures and events within our history? Like Changamire Dombo and the Rozvi as well as the Mwene-Mutapas (emperors of Mutapa) in following episodes?
@AfricaHistoryChannel
@AfricaHistoryChannel Жыл бұрын
Thank you. We'll be discussing Mutapa in the next episode as well as Rozvi. The series stops when the Ndebele arrive
@thestrategistbrit
@thestrategistbrit Жыл бұрын
As per usual I'm loving the content this channel puts out, keep up the great work!
@tarah3227
@tarah3227 Жыл бұрын
Yesssss !!! new video i have watch all of your videos more times than i can thank you so much for these and for covering these topics in a series much love💛💙🖤
@PAAKWAMEPAA
@PAAKWAMEPAA 7 күн бұрын
@KevinMacaringue
@KevinMacaringue 11 ай бұрын
Brilliant work on our great history as usual, and the way it's depicted and told is fascinating!!! 💯💯💯💯💯
@SARURAKIDS
@SARURAKIDS 6 ай бұрын
Thank you for these videos Tunde ❤
@T_DotTH
@T_DotTH Жыл бұрын
Great vid subbed
@Zinhle314
@Zinhle314 11 ай бұрын
Way before the stated time or dates!
@anonymous.marshall
@anonymous.marshall 5 ай бұрын
Zimbabwe included Northern SA , Mozambique , Eastern Botswana and Southern Zambia...you don't define Zimbabwe in the context of post colonialism and the borders it inherited
@tshwarelolebeko2395
@tshwarelolebeko2395 3 ай бұрын
True, this is tribal supremacy (fed by colonialist authors for their specific intent ofc.)
@LibrarianSankore
@LibrarianSankore 10 ай бұрын
Do you guys gave this in a more detailed timeline format or more detailed transcript?.
@elshebactm6769
@elshebactm6769 Жыл бұрын
🗿👍
@VastlyOG
@VastlyOG Жыл бұрын
not sure if i understood.
@user-ih2qx4jo2p
@user-ih2qx4jo2p 3 ай бұрын
🇩🇿🌹
@MukholaMudau
@MukholaMudau Ай бұрын
Shona is a colonial project, the Shona language was created by the white colonizers, Shonas committed Gukurahundi, the k!llng of Ndebele, investigate this issue
@samn6842
@samn6842 Ай бұрын
What is being said here is history before colonialism yes the word Shona was given to by colonialists to define the tribes that speaks a common language with dialects the same with Nguni in which you the ndebeles belong So I understand that gukurahundi happened but that does not erase the fact that before mzilikhazi left Nguni land he settled in a place were Shona speaking people were living and before the Shona came the bushman were already there so if there should be the rightful owners of this land is the bushman so let's stop the hurt and learn to live together as Africans
@MukholaMudau
@MukholaMudau Ай бұрын
@@samn6842 it is wrong to promote people who don't even have a king
@samn6842
@samn6842 Ай бұрын
I hear you but why don't you push your own narrative as he pushing his
@MukholaMudau
@MukholaMudau Ай бұрын
@@samn6842 Gukurahundi must not be pushed under the carpet, all nationalities that committed &#@&R% must pay reparations, I believe many orphans were left behind
@harivorifaraitawandamutema6010
@harivorifaraitawandamutema6010 29 күн бұрын
Not A king, but numerous kings and the first Emperor in Southern Africa, Munhumutapa. Builders & owners of the greatest pre-colonial architectural structure south of the Nile. What did your people build?
@shanewalkingdead8258
@shanewalkingdead8258 Жыл бұрын
Shona social society was divided into two groups Royals and Commoners. There was never a nobility where anyone was never a royal born member without a given title you could not acquire a title it had to be given to you like what you would find in other places in the world a merchant with no royal ansestors in Europe and asia could be classified a noble but in shona society also kalanga and venda that never existed you could only become a member of the nobility if you where royal given your title if male is mambo if you are a woman property of these men as a woman you only got a title according to the mans social status in this case if you marry a royal the title is mambokadzi your children didnot receive titles at all royal or commoner children if male in this case could only receive a title after being chosen to succeed their father since they where large families due to polygamy so a select few could be chosen to rule one after the other then with females she never had a title unless if she married a ruler only would she get a title mambokadzi being a royal daughter did not guarantee you would marry a ruler you could marry a commoner which was very common why?! Shona men love women especially beautiful women so to make sure to avoid incest especially with ruling families instead the mutapa/rozvi, provincial kings, provincial chieves, subprovincial chieves would marry any woman they liked especially family mothers and fathers had no control over their choice so a Mutapa/rozvi would have a polygamous house with all the wives being commoners . Women where property they didnot own anything even themselves even being the mutapa/rozvi daughter did not mean you where going to be a Royal forever especially if you where born ugly , if you where born ugly that meant marrying a commoner if you where born a beautiful commoner that meant being married to a mambo (mutapa/rozvi, provincial king, provincial chief, subprovincial chief) . So being a unchosen rulers brother meant you became a commoner since you where never given a title to begin with this was to prevent succesion disputes because in shona culture its only the rulers who have the power to enforce and make the rules, rule out punishment, land distribution (giving land to male subjects commoners after initiating the procedures through the right customes to aquire this land, also where to locate settlements like cities and villages ) , enforce labour (when needed like projects when it comes to farming and drystone walling) and the military. Women only had the right not power, to rule their current household(meaning her kids only) in shona a woman gets her own house(hut) she does not share with other women sharing with the other women that is forbidden in shona culture its mandatory to give a woman her own space even mordern today a woman gets her own house in a polygamous marrigae she does not share with the other women .So that meant even mutapa/rozvi wives had no power to enforce and no ruling subjects , a mambokadzi could only rule her household (meaning her kids only).
@kennedymashapure5592
@kennedymashapure5592 11 ай бұрын
How did you get all this information do you have an e-mail. I would like to leave from you
@morebright
@morebright 7 ай бұрын
The word Shona was imposed by settlers who could not and still can't distinguish the various dialects in Zimbabwe. The correct word is the Karanga people.
@vanhuvanhuvese2738
@vanhuvanhuvese2738 4 ай бұрын
A lot European perspective which we now know and rightfully teach as falsehoods
@tshwarelolebeko2395
@tshwarelolebeko2395 3 ай бұрын
@@morebright or Kalanga/Khalanga/Kgalaka/Kalaka. No modern language can be attributed to our preceding empires. White people have tainted our stories
@ndakachigariro6224
@ndakachigariro6224 24 күн бұрын
The problem with embracing colonial terms like Shona is that you end up not knowing what you’re talking about. There was an executive order by the Rhody govt to develop a language called Shona which was to be forced on all non Zulu colonies aka non Ndebele. There is no such thing as Shona tribe let alone a legit Shona language in Zimbabwe. Further, all what you’re saying above is characteristic of Zezuru culture definitely not Kalanga/Karanga whatever you prefer to call us….it even sounds more like Zulu culture. There are many tribes under these colonial terms Shona & Ndebele. If you’re a Zimbabwean free yourself and embrace your true identity. Calling yourself Shona is the same as embracing that you’re a monkey because whites also called blacks monkeys. You’re not one. So stand up for your people and be proud of your individual identity.😊
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