{UAH} LESSONS LEARNT FROM THIS BOOK WHICH DOCUMENTS THE HISTORY OF NKORE KINGDOM FROM 1500-1730

LESSONS LEARNT FROM THIS BOOK WHICH DOCUMENTS THE HISTORY OF NKORE KINGDOM FROM 1500-1730:

One day, the Nkore king--Ntare IV--admired two beautiful cows which belonged to Buhweju kingdom and so requested for them rather by force. The Buhweju king refused the request and the tempestuous Ntare summoned his warriors to go to Buhweju and get the cows by force. Buhweju was bigger than Nkore and so the later was weak militarily. Runkunku, the notorious thief in Nkore kingdom, advised the king that war was unnecessary and that he'd just go and steal those cows at night. Indeed he went and successfully stole them by sneaking into the kraal and painting them black. When the Buhweju king realized that the cows had been stolen, he waged a successful war and retrieved the cows from weaker Nkore. Now you all know the origin of the statement 'OLYOMUSHUMA RUNKUNKU

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"When a man is stung by a bee, he doesn't set off to destroy all beehives"

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