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Kwena chief
kgosi Seitlhamo and the younger brother of kgosi Legwale. Maleke became regent of the Bakwena after Legwale died c. 1798. As kgosi, Maleke led an attack against
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Kwena chief
the idea that Legwale is a single individual, saying that there were two consecutive dikgosi named Legwale who were father and son. Legwale was the son
Legwale
Kwena chief
born in the third house, and he was the junior brother of Legwale and Maleke. When Legwale became kgosi, he initiated a raid against another tribe. Tshosa
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Ethic group in Southern Africa
1770) Motswasele I (c. 1770 – c. 1785) Seitlhamo (late 18th century) Legwale (late 18th century) Maleke (early 19th century; regent) Tshosa (early 19th
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Kwena chief (died c. 1795)
son Legwale. Legwale's succession was challenged by another of Seitlhamo's sons, Tshosa. Legwale's mother was Seitlhamo's first wife, making Legwale next
Seitlhamo
Kwena chief (died c. 1821)
one of three sons of kgosi Legwale, along with Segokotlo and Molese. Legwale died before Motswasele came of age, so Legwale's brother Maleke became regent
Motswasele_II
Government school in Botswana
Botswana Information Type Government school Established 1970 Principal Mrs Legwale Grades Form 4 (Grade 11), Form 5 (Grade 12) Gender Co-educational
Maun_Senior_Secondary_School
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