Bachwezi empire
Bachwezi/ chwezi.
The bachwezi were descendants of the Batembuzi. The batembuzi were the original settlers in the great lakes region and along the great east African valley. They are believed to have been demigods. They just disappeared and they were descended by the chwezi dynasty. The chwezi are being proclaimed as the great civilised east African empire.
The chwezi empire.
The empire stretched from East of Democratic republic of Congo, Uganda western Kenyaq, northern Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi Zambia, south Sudan. The chwezi had the headquarters in present day central Uganda.
Social life of the chwezi.
The chwezi had multiple herds of cattle they used to wander with the cattle a cross their empire. They could were hides and skins of the animals they reared. They used also to hunt wild animals. And these could supplement on fruits gathered from forests.
The bachwezi lived in grass thatched huts . they also believed in a supreme being known as "ruhanga" .
The collapse of the chwezi empire
It is believed that the death of the chwezi/ bachwezi' beloved cow known as "bihogo" they disappeared. And there is no clear trace for where they left for.
The bachwezi were descendants of the Batembuzi. The batembuzi were the original settlers in the great lakes region and along the great east African valley. They are believed to have been demigods. They just disappeared and they were descended by the chwezi dynasty. The chwezi are being proclaimed as the great civilised east African empire.
The chwezi empire.
The empire stretched from East of Democratic republic of Congo, Uganda western Kenyaq, northern Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi Zambia, south Sudan. The chwezi had the headquarters in present day central Uganda.
Social life of the chwezi.
The chwezi had multiple herds of cattle they used to wander with the cattle a cross their empire. They could were hides and skins of the animals they reared. They used also to hunt wild animals. And these could supplement on fruits gathered from forests.
The bachwezi lived in grass thatched huts . they also believed in a supreme being known as "ruhanga" .
It is believed that the death of the chwezi/ bachwezi' beloved cow known as "bihogo" they disappeared. And there is no clear trace for where they left for.
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