Noziyingile Tembe

Noziyingile Tembe
King of the Tembe Kingdom
Reignc.1854–1886
PredecessorKing Makasana
SuccessorChief Ngwanase Tembe
Diedc.1886
Maputaland, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
SpouseQueen Zambili Dlamini
IssueNgwanase Tembe
HouseTembe Tribal Authority
FatherKing Makasana

Noziyingile Tembe was a king of the Tembe Kingdom from c.1854 to 1886. He was the father of Chief Ngwanase with Queen Zambili Dlamini.[1]

He descended from the House of Mabudu-Tembe, which traced its ancestry to King Mabudu Tembe, a late 18th-century military ruler who controlled large parts of the coastal and inland regions of Maputaland.[2]

References

  1. ^ Mthethwa, Dingani. 2002. The Mobilization of History and the Tembe Chieftaincy in Maputaland: 1896–1997 (PDF). MA thesis, University of Natal.
  2. ^ Kloppers, Roelie J. (2003). The History and Representation of the History of the Mabudu‑Tembe (MA thesis). University of Stellenbosch.
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