The Shona Peoples - Episode 2 - From Mutapa to the fall of the Rozvi Empire

The second and last episode in the series on the History of the Shona taking off from where the first episode ended at the fall of Great Zimbabwe.
Watch Epiosde 1 here - • The Shona Peoples - Fr...

[@IDreamofChocolateDreams]

My great great grandfather was the last king after his brother was shot by the british. Nhiwatiwa family ✊

[@cub_paw]

Correction: Chibatamatosi was the last Ruler at Great Zimbabwe; he was father to Nyatsimba Mutota who migrated North to start the Mutapa empire. Nyanhewe was Mutapa’s son who became the first prince of the Mutapa State

[@masimbamundembe3699]

I learnt a more than I expected about my own history
Thanks bro

[@Zinhle314]

Changamire Dombo was killed in 1894 by one of his General who was supported by Portuguese not the Ndebele people!. Ndebele people were in Zimbabwe mid-1800. Changamire Dombo existed in the 1600, more than a century before Shaka!

[@jordanhicken7812]

Props to the artists of this video! Audio quality needs some work tho.

[@admirekashiri9879]

This was a good video thank you again for covering the history of ky people. Just a correction though the title for the ruler was actually Mwene not Nwene (though its possible in some fialects its written like that), it can be translated as "Lord" or "Owner". So Mwene-Mutapa means Lord or Owner of Mutapa which can be translated as the "Realm: or "Mines". The title Mwene is also seen in many other Bantu cultures and languages. The Swahili say Mwana or Bwana, the Bakongo say Mani or Mwene-Kongo there are other examples. And the name of God is Mwari can also be spelt and pronounced as Mwali in the Kalanga dialect, and our relative ethnic groups say Nwali

[@A-fg7ov]

Can you do a video on the pre-colonial history of the Igbo people pls? ❤

[@blessingmasawi3616]

ohwechipi's birth name literally means "which enemy shall we fight"

[@TywynKika]

Vene😂

[@kelvinmarwizi8769]

Mwene-Mutapa not Nwene-Mutapa
Mwari not Mware
I saw many things which are untrue here

[@tshwarelolebeko2395]

Mwari/Mwali/Mware they all don't matter. This is history written from the Karanga("Shona") perspective, but it is not exclusive to that

[@vamuvimwa]

Eyi not right

[@masimbamurambiwa5099]

You need to revise your history. There was no fall of one kingdom to form another mutapa state

[@residentalien310]

There is no such thing called SHONA people... It is a group of languages put together by the colonialist out of ignorance to make one language in the 1900s. There is no tribe called Shona. There is the Karanga tribe with their cousins the Kalanga and the Bakgalaka(Pedi from South Africa)

[@shupikaigwabuya1767]

Agreed ... Shona is a word that was a name from traders and Mutapa is from Zimbabwe and under Shona we have karanga Ndau Manyika Zezuru etc and Mwari is not a God but translates to Great Spirit ... Shona has no nguni tribes