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1. Notes on the Waganda Tribe of Central Africa

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 September 2014

Robert W. Felkin
Robert W. Felkin
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Fellow-of the Anthropological Societies of London and Berlin
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The paper which I have the honour of presenting to you to-night is similar in construction to those I have previously brought under your notice on the For and Madi Tribes.

The Waganda are very different from the tribes further north, and a description of them will I think aptly illustrate the very marked contrasts presented by the various Central African Tribes.

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Proceedings 1885-86
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh , Volume 13 , 1886 , pp. 699 - 770
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Copyright © Royal Society of Edinburgh 1886

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note * page 739 Europeans have exercised so much influence on the people that when Mtesa, the late king of Uganda, died, his son Mwanga was placed on the throne without any bloodshed.

note * page 750 A synonym for the lion, which is the emblem of royalty.

note † page 750 A synonym for death.

note ‡ page 750 Chikongi is the place where he is buried.

note * page 755 The objection of the chiefs to foreigners has lately culminated in the murder of Bishop Hannington on the borders of Uganda.

note * page 757 For a successful case of which, see Obstet. Trans. Edin., vol. ix. p. 28Google Scholar.

note * page 762 This god is supposed to be identical with the former king of Uganda.