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Zululand

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Zululand

Region in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, largely corresponding to the former Black National State KwaZulu. The Zulus formed a powerful kingdom in the early 19th century under Shaka (died 1828) and built up an empire in Natal, displacing other peoples of southern Africa. They were defeated by the British army at Ulundi in 1879. Zululand became part of the British colony of Natal in 1897.

Zululand's boundaries changed several times under the South African government's policy of apartheid.



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[*] Then there remains the most interesting subject--that, as it is, has only been touched on incidentally--of the magnificent system of military organisation in force in that country, which, in my opinion, is much superior to that inaugurated by Chaka in Zululand, inasmuch as it permits of even more rapid mobilisation, and does not necessitate the employment of the pernicious system of enforced celibacy.
Far away in Zululand there is a cleft upon the Ghost Mountain.
 
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