Sarhili

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Sarhili was a 19th-century Xhosa king of the Gcaleka who ruled during a period of intense conflict and colonial expansion in the Eastern Cape region of South Africa.

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Sarhili canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Xhosa king
human
monarch
alsoKnownAs Sarhili ka Hintsa
linked to: Sarhili kaHintsa

Sarili
Sarili ka Hintsa
linked to: Sarhili kaHintsa
centuryOfActivity 19th century
conflictContext British colonial expansion in southern Africa
frontier wars in the Eastern Cape
continent Africa
countryOfCitizenship South Africa
culturalContext Xhosa traditional leadership
ethnicGroupRuled Gcaleka Xhosa
ethnicity Xhosa
father Hintsa ka Khawuta
givenName Sarhili
governedDuring era of intensified conflict between Xhosa polities and colonial authorities
period of colonial expansion in the Eastern Cape
historicalRegion Transkei area
linked to: Transkei
historicalSignificance symbol of Xhosa resistance to colonial encroachment
language Xhosa
memberOf Gcaleka Xhosa
notableFor being a 19th-century Xhosa king of the Gcaleka
involvement in frontier conflicts with the Cape Colony
role in the history of the Xhosa people
ruling during British colonial expansion in the Eastern Cape
ruling during a period of intense conflict in the Eastern Cape
occupation ruler
partOf Xhosa monarchy
linked to: Xhosa Kingdom
placeOfBirth Eastern Cape
politicalRole sovereign of the Gcaleka Xhosa
traditional leader
positionHeld King of the Gcaleka
Paramount Chief of the Gcaleka Xhosa
region Eastern Cape region of South Africa
linked to: Eastern Cape
regionRuled Eastern Cape
relative Hintsa ka Khawuta
residence Eastern Cape
successorPosition Gcaleka kingship
tribalAffiliation Gcaleka

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Sarhili kaHintsa givenName Sarhili
Sarhili givenName Sarhili