17.33 of Matshavhe Ṋematshavhe 17.34 of Ndauni Ṋendauni 17.35 of Pfumembe Ṋepfumembe 17.36 of Maṱaṱani Ṋemaṱaṱani 17.37 of Mathaga Ṋemathaga 17.39 of Tshikweṱa Ṋetshikweṱa 17.40 of Phali Ṋephali 17.41 Mphego of ha-Mphego 17.42 Silidi of ha-Silidi 17.43 of Maguvhuni Ṋemaguvhuni 17.44 of Tshilindi Ṋetshilindi 17.45 of Ngalavhani Ṋengalavhani 17.46 of Tshanzhe Ṋetshanzhe 17.47 of Musunda Ṋemusunda 17.48 of Mulenzhe Ṋemulenzhe 17.49 of Maruḓe Ṋemaruḓe 17.50 of Tshitopeni Ṋetshitopeni 17.51 of Madzivhanani Ṋemadzivhanani 17.52 of Tshia Ṋetshia 17.53 of Matenda Ṋematenda 17.54 of Matandani Ṋematandani 17.55 of Mpumbuluni Ṋempumbuluni 17.56 of Madandila Ṋemadandila 17.57 of Muruṅwa Ṋemuruṅwa 17.58 of Tshilema Ṋetshilema 17.59 of Thomboni Ṋethomboni Now we are talking of a kingdom that had been there for millions of years, and I believe it is common knowledge that our ancestors were mainly illiterate, we therefore don’t and cannot have any written record of their activities and family tree. What follows here- under is just a family tree of what little could be had later on, and even this from oral tradition: Genealogical Family Tree of the Vhavenḓa [Vhangoṋa], Founders and Owners of Venḓa, [the then Transvaal, Matopo and Khami since Yore, i.e. today’s SADC].
17.33 Ṋematshavhe of Matshavhe 17.34 Ṋendauni of Ndauni 17.35 Ṋepfumembe of Pfumembe 17.36 Ṋemaṱaṱani of Maṱaṱani 17.37 Ṋemathaga of Mathaga 17.39 Ṋetshikweṱa of Tshikweṱa 17.40 Ṋephali of Phali 17.41 Mphego of ha-Mphego 17.42 Silidi of ha-Silidi 17.43 Ṋemaguvhuni of Maguvhuni 17.44 Ṋetshilindi of Tshilindi 17.45 Ṋengalavhani of Ngalavhani 17.46 Ṋetshanzhe of Tshanzhe 17.47 Ṋemusunda of Musunda 17.48 Ṋemulenzhe of Mulenzhe 17.49 Ṋemaruḓe of Maruḓe 17.50 Ṋetshitopeni of Tshitopeni 17.51 Ṋemadzivhanani of Madzivhanani 17.52 Ṋetshia of Tshia 17.53 Ṋematenda of Matenda 17.54 Ṋematandani of Matandani 17.55 Ṋempumbuluni of Mpumbuluni 17.56 Ṋemadandila of Madandila 17.57 Ṋemuruṅwa of Muruṅwa 17.58 Ṋetshilema of Tshilema 17.59 Ṋethomboni of Thomboni Now we are talking of a kingdom that had been there for millions of years, and I believe it is common knowledge that our ancestors were mainly illiterate, we therefore don’t and cannot have any written record of their activities and family tree. What follows here- under is just a family tree of what little could be had later on, and even this from oral tradition: Genealogical Family Tree of the Vhavenḓa [Vhangoṋa], Founders and Owners of Venḓa, [the then Transvaal, Matopo and Khami since Yore, i.e. today’s SADC].