This leader's son was the victor at the Battle of Ghost Mountain, ending a civil war that had earlier caused this man to be brought to Port Dunford for an attempted restoration by Theophilus Shepstone.
This leader's son was the victor at the Battle of Ghost Mountain, ending a civil war that had earlier caused this man to be brought to Port Dunford for an attempted restoration by Theophilus Shepstone. In that war, he fought the Mandlakazi, who were led by his rival, Zibhebhu. An earlier civil war saw him defeat and kill his brother at the Battle of the Tugela River, earning him the right to succeed his father, Umpanda. In the months preceding his capture, his forces killed the heir Napoleon-Eugene Bonaparte, and he himself rejected demands for disarmament made by Henry Bartle Frere, leading to the war that would end with his defeat at Ulundi, but not before his army routed Lord Chelmsford's at Isandlwana. FTP, name this king who ruled the Zulu during their war with the British.
This leader's son was the victor at the Battle of Ghost Mountain, ending a civil war that had earlier caused this man to be brought to Port Dunford for an attempted restoration by Theophilus Shepstone.
{Cetewayo} or {Cetshwayo}