African Political Systems
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/ In the Mugabe's kraal there was a group of young men collec- tively known as the abagaragzva, or king's relatives. These men were selected from among the sons of the prominent men in the kingdom and followed the Mugabe in all his movements from one part of the country to another. It was from among these young men that the future Enganzi and the future ahakunga were selected. The younger men were known as abashongore, or singers. They sang praise songs to the Mugabe, amused him by wrestling, a...nd accompanied him when he went hunting. Men older than these youths were known as the abakazhwarangwe, or warriors, who accompanied the Mugabe on cattle-raids, acting as his body-guard and as messengers. Older men who had not received official posi- tions from the king were known as the emikyeka, or councillors. They attended the meetings of the Mugabe and the Enganzi. They were at once respected and feared by the executive chiefs, respected because they had great influence with the Mugabe and feared because any failure was at once reported to the Mugabe by them.
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/ In the Mugabe's kraal there was a group of young men collec- tively known as the abagaragzva, or king's relatives. These men were selected from among the sons of the prominent men in the kingdom and followed the Mugabe in all his movements from one part of the country to another. It was from among these young men that the future Enganzi and the future ahakunga were selected. The younger men were known as abashongore, or singers. They sang praise songs to the Mugabe, amused him by wrestling, a...nd accompanied him when he went hunting. Men older than these youths were known as the abakazhwarangwe, or warriors, who accompanied the Mugabe on cattle-raids, acting as his body-guard and as messengers. Older men who had not received official posi- tions from the king were known as the emikyeka, or councillors. They attended the meetings of the Mugabe and the Enganzi. They were at once respected and feared by the executive chiefs, respected because they had great influence with the Mugabe and feared because any failure was at once reported to the Mugabe by them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meyer Fortes to read onlineMoreLess
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