Sinanatelo · siSwati
Dladla
- PeopleemaSwati
- Grouping disputed: Emafikamuva (Thwala 2013 list; Wikipedia) | Emakhandzambili (Bonner's attacked-chiefdoms list as cited by Thwala 2013)
- Surnames recorded Dladla
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About This Record
What Was Written Down
Thwala 2013 lists Dladla among the late-comers who were refugees seeking protection, but also among the pre-existing chiefdoms Mswati II attacked. Both readings are kept. Recorded from the sources named on this entry; the wording here is Sibaya's own.
Families Tell This Differently
Families who carry this name tell parts of it differently. Each way it has been told is below.
Where This Comes From
- Written down by
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- Thabani Thwala, The Politics of Placing Princes in Historical and Contemporary Swaziland (MA research report, supervisor Philip Bonner), 2013 — https://emandulo.apc.uct.ac.za/collection/FHYA%20Depot/Theses%20and%20Dissertations/Thwala_2013_The_Politics_of_Placing_Princes_in_Historical_and_Contemporary_Swaziland.pdf
- Thabani Thwala, The Politics of Placing Princes in Historical and Contemporary Swaziland (MA research report, supervisor Philip Bonner), 2013 — https://emandulo.apc.uct.ac.za/collection/FHYA%20Depot/Theses%20and%20Dissertations/Thwala_2013_The_Politics_of_Placing_Princes_in_Historical_and_Contemporary_Swaziland.pdf (pp.14-15 and p.18)
- Wikipedia contributors, Emafikamuva (English Wikipedia), read 2026-09-05, Wikimedia Foundation — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emafikamuva
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