Cingoni

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Cingoni is an alternate name for the Ngoni, a Bantu-speaking ethnic group in southeastern Africa known for their historical origins in the Zulu migrations and their warrior traditions.

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Cingoni canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu language
ethnic group
alternateName Ngoni
continent Africa
country Malawi
Mozambique
Tanzania
Zambia
Zimbabwe
culturalPractice initiation rites
praise poetry
culturalTrait warrior traditions
ethnolinguisticGroupOf Bantu peoples
heritage Zulu-derived military organization
historicalOrigin Zulu migrations
mfecane
linked to: Mfecane
language Ngoni language
languageFamily Bantu languages
languageOfName non-standard or variant orthography
linguisticClassification Bantu-speaking
migrationDirection south-to-north
migrationPeriod 19th century
notableHistoricalRole regional military power in 19th-century southeastern Africa
refersTo Ngoni
region southeastern Africa
relatedEthnicGroup Zulu
religion Christianity
traditional African religions
selfDesignation Ngoni
socialOrganization age-grade system
military regiments
spokenBy Ngoni
subgroupOf Nguni peoples
linked to: Nguni people
traditionalEconomy agriculture
cattle herding
warfareStyle Zulu-inspired tactics
weaponType assegai spear

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Ngoni alternateName Cingoni