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Fengu people

The Fengu or amaMfengu (in the Xhosa language Mfengu, plural amafengu) are a group of clans whose ancestors were refugees that fled from the Mfecane in the early- to mid 1800s to seek land and protection from the Xhosa. These refugees were assimilated into the Xhosa nation and were officially recognized by the then king, Hintsa.

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History

ShakaXhosa peopleBenjamin d'UrbanGreat Fish RiverCiskei
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Fengu people in Zimbabwe

Cecil John RhodesJohn MoltenoGcalekaQueen VictoriaJohn Tengo Jabavu
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Territory

Kei RiverBritish
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Christianity in the Fengu community

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Present-day South Africa

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Fengu people

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Triples131
Avg. degree1.96
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related to Christianity in the Fengu community · 31
Fengu people → After, British, Butterworth, Cape Town, Christian, Christianity, Christians, Crown, Fengu, Fingo, Fingo Emancipation Day, Fingo-Oath, Gcaleka Xhosa, Grahamstown, In, John, John Ayliff, May, Mfecane, Peddie
related to Fengu people in Zimbabwe · 30
Fengu people → After, Anglicans, British, Cape Boys, Cecil John Rhodes, Dr Hleze Kunju, Fengu, Fengus, He, In, IsiXhosa, Lutherans, Maintenance, Matebeleland, Mbembesi Fengu/Xhosa, Minority Language, More Fengu, Ndebele, Ndebele State, PHD
related to history · 22
Fengu people → After, Alan Webster, British, Cape, Cape Colony, Ciskei, Fengu, Gcaleka Xhosa, Great Fish River, Mfecane, Mfengu, Most, Natalia, Shaka, Sir Benjamin, Some, The, They, Timothy Stapleton, Urban
related to The Fengu-Gcaleka War (1877–79) · 18
Fengu people → Cape, Cape Colony, Cape's, Cape's Fengu, Colonial, Fengu, Fengu Captain Bikitsha, Gcaleka, Many Fengu, Ninth Frontier War, Over, Sir Henry Bartle Frere, The, The Cape, Their, They, Transkei, Xhosa
related to Social change and adaptability · 14
Fengu people → Cape Commander, European, Fengu, Fengu's, Many Fengu, Originally, Other, The, The Fengu, This, Veldman Bikitsha, Xhosa, Zimbabwe, Zulu
related to The Cattle-killing movement (1856–58) · 7
Fengu people → Cape, Fengu, The, The Fengu, They, While, Xhosa
related to Present-day South Africa · 6
Fengu people → Cape, Fengu, Many, Today, Xhosa, Zulu

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fengu xhosa cape british people colony frontier war land gcaleka english south also language bikitsha transkei common colonial government john

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James Stewart were primary supporters of the Fengu communityinstance ofgiving them full voting rights by the Crown's royal prerogative.Leaders0.80text
helped raise funds to rebuild Fengu societyinstance ofgiving them full voting rights by the Crown's royal prerogative.Leaders0.80text
identity which had been destroyed priorinstance ofgiving them full voting rights by the Crown's royal prerogative.Leaders0.80text
Fengu peoplerelated to Christianity in the Fengu communityChristianity0.60section
Fengu peoplerelated to Christianity in the Fengu communityFengu0.60section
Fengu peoplerelated to Christianity in the Fengu communityMfecane0.60section
Fengu peoplerelated to Christianity in the Fengu communityAfter0.60section
Fengu peoplerelated to Christianity in the Fengu communityGcaleka Xhosa0.60section
Fengu peoplerelated to Christianity in the Fengu communityRev0.60section
Fengu peoplerelated to Christianity in the Fengu communityJohn Ayliff0.60section
Fengu peoplerelated to Christianity in the Fengu communityButterworth0.60section
Fengu peoplerelated to Christianity in the Fengu communityIn0.60section

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