Mageba kaGumede
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King Mageba kaGumede (c1667-c1745) was an early leader of the Zulu people of South Africa.
Mageba is said to have succeeded his twin brother Phunga as leader of the Zulu clan on Phunga's death in about 1727. (This succession between close brothers is reflected by references in Zulu praise poetry such as Zulu ka Phunga no Mageba! (Zulus, children of Phunga and Mageba!)). Mageba had at least two sons: Ndaba, who succeeded him as king, and Mpangazitha. Mpangazitha married his cousin, and it is from this marriage that the Ntombela clan descends.
[edit] External links
- Official Zululand web site: Zulu royal lineage
- Official South African Government language portal: Zulu royal lineage
| Preceded by: Phunga kaGumede |
Zulu King | Succeeded by: Ndaba kaMageba |
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