{UAH} Ankore royal family who died in the armed struggle to recover their Kingdom properties.

The late members of the Ankore royal family who died in the armed struggle to recover their Kingdom properties.


2.The late King or Omugabe of Ankole Kingdom, Sir Charles Godfrey Rutahaba Gasyonga II, wearing his crown called "ekirunga" in Runyankore.


3.Patrick G.N. Kirindi, G. P. N. Kirindi (2008) "History and culture of the Kingdom of Ankole." Kampala: Fountain Publishers


=S.R. Karugire (1971) "History of the Kingdom of Nkore in Western Uganda to 1896." London: Oxford University Press.

The traditional kingdom of Nkore, Western Uganda came into existence around the beginning of the sixteenth century and this book is an attempt by Prof. Samwiri R. Karugire, to trace this history on the basis of accounts handed down until the coming of the Europeans during the last decade of the nineteenth century. The study is not exclusively historical or political. Religious beliefs and practices, clan organization and other non-political aspects of Nkore society are examined in varying degrees.


4.Besides Bagyendanwa, other royal drums include Buzimba, Kabembura, Nyakashija, Iguru,, kooma and Njeru ya Buremba.


5.Enanga or the trough zIther is one of the traditional musical instruments for the people of Ankole, which was invented by the Bachwezi.

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