shaka contre zwide

[@cierakitty]

I watched every episode and loved it. Henry Cele was perfect for his role as Shaka

[@hollywoodwerewolf]

When I first saw this movie way back in the 80's it gave me nightmares. Now as an adult I can enjoy it. Henry Cele was perfectly cast as Shaka.

[@luisemilio374]

Tradusir an espanoll

[@SithLordPrince]

same the shaman woman scared the mess out of me

[@skhanyisozulu651]

This movie was nothing but lies about our History to program our minds to accept white supremacy

[@dfacedagame]

this was a series. not a movie

[@sydneyjephter1721]

No carp I love Henry cele 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 he has been my crush I was small girl because the movie I don't even know what the movie was I just watch him only hahahaha 🤣 now I understood the movie 🥰

[@kmj4298]

I can recall watching the miniseries when I was in high school and I was impressed by Henry Cele's portrayal of Shaka even then. I recently happened upon this clip and have been reminded why. I'm studying the Mfecane and Mfecane theory of my own accord for an elective history subject at university atm. There certainly are a lot of different 'versions' of Shaka being promoted. From what I have learned so far, I believe any interpretation of him Needs to be considered contextually. He was certainly brave, resourceful and innovative, just as he was ruthless and cruel. As well as a great warrior, he was also a great diplomat. He was a man of his times and identity is complex, and, challenging, if some semblance of accuracy is to be obtained.

[@luyandaottydlamini3706]

I am a Zulu & I live in the Zulu KINGdom its called "KwaZulu-Natal" now its a province in SOuth africa, if you really want to know shaka you should visit the zulu kingdom & talk to old men &women here they know true stories about the legendary warrior king shaka. the books you read exaggerate & lie about the character of shaka they were written by europeans who didnt care about the truth but only wanted their books sold.... you can visit the zulu royal palaces.... & they are great cities like durban & richards bay

[@theballadofkobirae7431]

Did you cover the formation of the ndebele kingdom during the mfecane. Im ndebele so we also cover south african history in school

[@luyandaottydlamini3706]

@@theballadofkobirae7431 The Father of The Ndebeles is "Mzilikazi" who was a lieutenant of the great imperialist king Shaka ZULU, Shaka awarded Mzilikazi for his service to the zulu nation by giving him soldiers & cattle..and sent him to build his own kingdom.

[@siphokazifakude]

@@luyandaottydlamini3706 thank you sibalkhulu, because they got the wrong information

[@HenryDube72]

@@luyandaottydlamini3706 it is imperative to point out were the mistakes were because it does a lot in affirming your argument. It's easy to say someone is telling a bad story but if you don't outline the differences you're left without much to stand on.

[@morgankalunga9756]

Shaka use the white men faith to manipulate them to his own advantage... He was a genius

[@azaniabantu]

Shaka never used white to fight war

[@brightromeo7724]

The way he delivers his lines as king is so eloquent, Ballance, raw, brave like a lion and eagle

[@vandyvick2903]

Pin 📌 this comment 😊

[@Patience-i1e]

😊😅vousét,lesméhen😂

[@johnetheridge5833]

This should have been on Netflix years ago.

[@chaosavy1]

It was, then they took it off :(

[@rickjames21]

@@chaosavy1 and its back.

[@chaosavy1]

@@rickjames21 Whoa? Really I'll have to re-watch.

[@ayurveg]

Why? This is my life today. Alone in battle.

[@ПавелПавлов-я3п]

Чтобы они все переврали и испортили? За Ваканду?

[@Zero8880]

Henry Cele had such a powerful presence. He IS Shaka Zulu.

[@armann04]

Henry is a Zulu and Spirit of Shaka goes through his people today .even in death Shaka is still the king as the Zulus say it. what i heard the Zulus are making a TV show of Shaka which started in 2018 and still working on it.

[@emmanuelkpantakou6487]

@@armann04 . . ..

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[@emmanuelkpantakou6487]

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[@beautydr.bymazedermatologi2542]

I agreed.

[@TheBaltimoreKnight]

Shaka was very literal. He didn't understand or should I say, speak in metaphors. He was able to understand things as they are and metaphoric language just made it look like the person was lying, so he only spoke as things were. Just like he didn't like glasses looking through Farewell's glasses. He didn't understand prescription lenses, he just knew that Farewell's glasses gave him a false look of how the world is, so he saw them as deceptive. Illusions.

[@HenryDube72]

The funny part for me is when he uses the white men's faith to place them in an endangering situation lol

[@fredflinstone8843]

You idiot, it proves Christ!!!!

[@jabulanimngadi8832]

The only King who went to war and in the first line of attacks

[@Darkphoenix007A]

Shaka was like "Oh, you thought I was gonna have my men execute you with their spearheads or impale you like a criminal? Oh, no, Zwede; I got something 'special' for you--heh heh heh!!!!"

[@Enrico_Palazzo_opera_singer]

luring the enemy into his own trap...now that`s soldiering.

[@iansmith3261]

imagine if he knew more than fear. One of the greatest warriors ever known. His techniques are still a foundation today in many places. But also one of the most arrogant kings that ever kinged.

[@mthigo]

Lol...This is not a true story, Here go's the white man inserting himself in one of the greatest battles ever in Zulu history...Zwide kaLanga was the Kings of Kings...That war was the war that solidified Shaka Zulu as the kings of kings...Zwide kaLanga was feared the whole of Nguni land he had alliances spreading across boarders of Zim an Moz...Touching Zwide kaLanga was like committing suicide...No man at that time had the power he had... Shaka succeed through the help of Mzilakazi, Soshongwane and many more who were annoyed and envies of the King of the Zwide kaLanga rule...They constructed one of the greatest militant plans together in other to defeat Zwide kaLanga.

[@cebolenkosimbatha6492]

Ncolosi 🙌🙌🙌🙌. Now that's accurate. I used to enjoy this series at a young age, now that I know more from our elders, I despise it.

[@Emmanuel7lion]

Facts! The European can't help himself. He loves to distort history.

[@zwide-m8b]

Soshangane was general of amandwandwe he fled Cox of Shaka. He did not help defeat isilo sethu maNdwandwe

[@johannesletsatsimotaung7886]

That's true Shaka suçeded with the help of Mzilikazi

[@ALtheelectrician]

It's cool getting the historical perspective of the descendants of those who are portrayed here. I'm reading here many disagreements with this scene in its historical accuracy as some say Europeans never helped Shaka and some say Europeans exploited tribal wars to gain an advantage. I'm also hearing of locals complaining of the land that Shaka gave away to the British. Even in this movie his own closet generals questioned him on this, warning that the White men where only using him for gain.

[@cebolenkosimbatha6492]

As someone from the Zululand, I know for a fact that this is scene inaccurate in so many ways. This is one of the popular battles of that time in the Zululand.

[@kulakatu2894]

Everything you are witnessing its true, Shaka just like Mandela was somehow magnified as a hero because they toe the line of the colonizers, all those who rebeled against the system were belittled and had their dominion taken and given to the Zulu british empire

[@tutotutot5193]

@@kulakatu2894 not shaka but later kings. shaka never met whites. Mandela is the greatest south african ever whats wrong with you

[@scottwalker8038]

the zulus were a feirce force back in the day, i am white and i respect the zulus

[@muziwesley5250]

Till this day,they are still fearless.very proud nation

[@cierakitty]

Me too

[@alastair9446]

Respect or fear?

[@NongomaTV]

This is strange according to the oral history,king Shaka didn't have white contact till Zulu kingdom was fully established.

[@Mql5_dev]

and white contact he had was the Massacre of the British in the Battle of white Stone when Spear was more powerful than the bullet.

[@justrandom4304]

true they made up things along they way

[@kogaryu5558]

That's nonsense, he was not born Pre-contact.

[@alastair9446]

The Zulus were using corn by the time of SHaka, they had a population explosion because of corn which allowed them to become powerful. Where do think corn came from?

[@alastair9446]

@QuasarIceMage Actually, they had smelting, how do you think they made their spears. They somehow learnt metal working when they still stayed in the area around Nigeria, perhaps traders from Romans or Vikings who know. The metal working allowed them to chop down trees and expand and colonise the rest of Africa. They beat the white man to South Africa by a couple of hunderd years. Poor Khoi San, squashed between the White man expanisiona and the Bantu expansion.

[@ПавелПавлов-я3п]

Великий фильм! Первая часть лучше, чем "Зулусы" и "Рассвет зулусов"

[@JenniferUpton_2]

He was truly a genius. Vastly underestimated by the 'civilized' world. To me he ranks alongside the Duke of Wellington, Lee and Henry V.

[@marneus]

He was a bloody sociopath that murdered countless innocent women and children.

[@playoffmodesp2536]

@@marneus so were the brits that went there and took their land. Goes both ways.

[@usaslastresort1126]

@@playoffmodesp2536 easy to be brave when the Chinese teach you about gunpowder 😂

[@hailhydra7959]

Lee wasn’t a great General

[@khethukuthulakhetho1802]

Noo ushaka ekhuluma isingisi no ngiyaphika laph kanti nabamhlophe babengakafiki

[@colettesanders5701]

Shaka, Hannibal, Leondias, were some of the Baddest warriors out of AFRICA!!

[@AlexanderStHill]

Neither Hannibal nor Leonidas were Black … stop trying to claim them

[@chegbedaniel2222]

@@AlexanderStHill Can't say about Leonidas, but hannibal was not white either. And he didn't talk about race you he said Africa.

[@Ezekiel144k]

@@AlexanderStHill Hannibal was a jew(dark skinned) he was the tribe of asher. There's history books on this. Hannibal took down the Roman empire

[@playoffmodesp2536]

@@AlexanderStHill All africans aren't black, Hannibal was an african, Leonidss wasn't. Stop maling this about race

[@Reaper08]

@@playoffmodesp2536 Hannibal was Carthaginian, meaning he was a descendant of the Phoenician settlers that expanded into north Africa. Not a native African as the Carthaginians did not mix with the Numidians and other surrounding African people groups.

[@khulekanmike853]

The part of commander manukosi (soshangane ka zikode) is missing here, however some clips are corresponding to the true history of king shaka kodwa okunye cha! Bafeth amanga nje

[@nkululekodube5168]

Exactly

[@proman1926]

I love how the Europeans got themselves in strange situations with Shaka because they kept trying to bullshit him.

[@HenryDube72]

🤣

[@harryzero1566]

Watching the cannon being loaded with black powder straight out of a barrel was concerning, then repeating the action down a 🔥 cannon was alarming.

[@mkwapower]

Shaka was a military genius..

[@markmooroolbark252]

If he was white you'd call him a monstrous racist imperialist.

[@charlesbrooks94]

mark mooroolbark not true. Shaka may have been a conqueror, but he was a unifier as well. He’s more akin to Philip II of Macedon in those respects. Both men conquered foreign lands and peoples, however they also united their people, for Philip it was the Greeks, Shaka it was the Zulus. Imperialism or Neo-Colonialism as you’re thinking of it was a distinct phenomenon of late 19th & 20th Century Europe, the only other thing close to it would be the Spanish conquest of Central America & western South America in the 16th Century. The earlier wave of colonialism in the 16th-early 19th Centuries was mainly caused by social and economic factors in Europe rather than the Nationalistic fervor and Racism that fueled Neocolonialism. Imperialism in the way Shaka did it is not unique to Europe, every continent, even Oceania, has had at least one empire form on it. Neocolonialism however is distinctly a European phenomenon.

[@markmooroolbark252]

@@charlesbrooks94 Cetowaya also massacred thousands of men , women and children to gain power just like Shaka. The only reason Shaka didn't venture overseas is because he didn't have the technology or fire power to do so. Do you think any power hungry dictator would turn their back on even more wealth and power if they had the capacity to take it? The Europeans were colonialists because they had the technology and military power required to achieve success. They were not morally inferior to or more cruel than the rulers of African countries.

[@teresagipson4252]

Incredibly talented actor

[@luyandaottydlamini3706]

@@markmooroolbark252 its funny how zulu people celebrate shaka as a unifier of nations that were able to withstand colonialism for more than 50 years with just spears but the white men & the books they wrote that over exaggerate his laws & which also falsify his cruelty goes around the world preaching false information. & yes I am a ZULU. i live in the KINgdom of kwaZulu-Natal which is now a province of south africa but still has a KING. shaka zulu was never wealth driven, you may say POWER HUNGRY yES

[@konstasiakahima1261]

this is my topic when I was in grade 9,i like history very much all the way from saint Charles lwanga secondary school...….

[@lindokuhlemnqayi1055]

Uganda?

[@eaglesfan226]

Zwide's death is just like what I heard about Oda Nobunaga taking the pleasure of beheading Takeda Katsuyori since the Battle of Nagashino.

[@HamanKarn567]

Except he never did. Katsuyori committed suicide after losing another battle several years after Nagashino to Oda and Tokugawa again.

[@mhlangamlungisi5108]

This is fake he escaped after losing his battle. My ancestors were in King Zwide's army. They all survived this battle Zwide died a decade later after this .

[@gideonmoseri4850]

@@mhlangamlungisi5108 this people like believing this British miniseries Shaka Zulu of lies

[@samanth.]

@@mhlangamlungisi5108 that's just zwide's propaganda

[@mhlangamlungisi5108]

@@samanth. no my grandfather's grandfather was with Zwide up until his death in 1826. This depicted battle was in 1818. its well known nothing anyone can tell us about. this is just done for drama,

[@jkibler1112]

Actually the gattling gun was what allowed the British to eventually win the Zulu wars, so you are right there.

[@teresagipson4252]

Fascinating movie, His body is like a God

[@sonofburma]

Shaka rocks!!! King of the Kings!

[@roymhlanga7481]

Shaka was helped by mzilikazi khumalo on his victory over zwide by mzilikazi is never mentioned in the movie

[@thokozanimbatha5566]

Absolutely

[@armann04]

before VHS they had to cut alot off till they madethe DVD. Shaka tells Finn about his history with Zwide before the battle in flashbacks. mzilikazi and his father were defeated brought to Zwide's capital where Zwide mother a witch doctor has mzilikazi father beheaded in front of him. Zwide was in control of all the tribes in the North as he plans to invade the South to conquer Dingiswayo empire. Zwide Mother does a ritual by cutting a piece of skin off mzilikazi which she had control one of Dingiswayo maids that beheaded Dingiswayo too. mzilikazi elapsed after zwdie mother passes out from the ritual he made his way to tell shaka that zwide army was 25.000 strong which he want revenge his fathers death. shaka takes over Dingiswayo armies which add to his which was 9.000 warriors. they show little of shaka first battle with zwide in the hill watching shaka impi running to his first warriors zwide see that his warriors were no match which led to a retreat. Shaka army moves to Zwide capital killing the few warriors guarding Zwide mother is captured brought to shaka which he says what good is your magic know which she spits at him. shaka says mzilikazi which he picks up branches in fire pit and slowy moves towards the which doctor to set her on fire which mzilikazi was never mention again after. then Finn says while writing in the book we would march with the Zulu warriors to face a stronger Zwide which goes to this scene.

[@theballadofkobirae7431]

Its now 9ut on netflix with the extended content

[@Deutschritter.]

0:35 is Mahina ( foreman ) from themovie " ghost and the darkness"

[@philisiwephilicious4200]

Ey Henry Cele was a good actor, what a grate loss to South African industry

[@princenwinor3535]

Pls where can I get or download all of shaka zulu moviez

[@saetmusic]

Shaka Zulu was such a great film!

[@waltermthokozisimathonsi9133]

Joseph Saetveit loads of nonsense that movie

[@xolisasibeko3278]

Udakiwe!

[@mxolisimlungisi5487]

@@waltermthokozisimathonsi9133 uyaxhapha

[@rascal0175]

This brings to mind that great musical hit “Chicago.”

[@khae74]

Nx amanga lawa. Ilento yokuthi ibhalwe abelungu manje

[@sandilezondifashion4513]

Uqinisile bafo abazi babebhala lamasimba ngoba kwenzenjani. Izinto eziningi zingAmanga la

[@nkululekodube5168]

True Zulus don't agree with this movie only those with the colonized mind and enemies of Shaka like this Sengshilo

[@ramonwallace4719]

This movie is over 40 years old you new genaration just now understand it I think. Christianity was never part of any African tribe

[@nipho91]

The whole Shaka series looks to me like the British claiming undeserved glory and spitting on zulu pride, not to mention basic power of intellectual brilliance. Who was the major director? Answer: A BRITISH MAN.

[@fanelemabaso2514]

funny thing is, Shaka never even met the people. when he had a vision of them, he journeyed south trying to reach eastern cape to confront the "devils" however, he only stoped in Amanzimtoti when Mzilikazi stole his cows. its Dingane who saw the white people. Shaka never ever met them.

[@r0ckstar666]

How do you know? Much history is changed over time. No accurate account can be made on any historical account. We have to rely on historians who might be full of shit

[@31flavorsofbrownsuga]

nipho91 I was thinking the same thing

[@DicksonMwanangwa]

Who is here with me...I love this movie

[@VusumuziIsraelSitholeJobe]

"we will cover you" 😅😅😅😂

[@mukhweobetramjr3414]

This was when many clans affiliated to Zwide left this land including our own Zwangendaba Gumbi Jele..

[@julioaranton5223]

Excellent Movie & Lead Actir.

[@Tareltonlives]

What the hell are English guys doing here? By the time they met Shaka Zwide was dead and Shaka had been king for a long time.

[@afrikaqueen6855]

" Tv you know🤔😕

[@shottayankee87]

Shaka officially never met europeans

[@eaglesfan226]

My mistake. Temmokuzan. I was looking up the battles Oda Nobunaga had his Ashigaru soldiers. Has he ever had any official Portuguese assistance?

[@jarlnils435]

no the Otomo and Mori had Portuguese assistance. Nobunaga has only traded with them.

[@Jesusisyhwh]

Great idea, to pour gun powder into a freshly fired cannon without swabing or worming it. Yep, nothing wrong there.

[@harryzero1566]

I made similar comment, also adding powder straight from a barrel. Just imagine if that had gone bang? I reckon we might have had a draw

[@TheBaltimoreKnight]

The Europeans had on Zulu uniforms along with European clothing. And the Martini-Henry rifle didn't come into service until the later part of the 19th century, 1871.

[@Zarasha1]

How long did the white men stay in south Africa to learn zulu language. You see the problem with Africans they are just too friendly.

[@ImperialistRunningDo]

Why don't you flip back one page and see what I had to say about this film a year ago? It makes Flynn look like he was sent on some secret mission, when he really was only out to seek his own fortune.

[@roymhlangalentogasela8167]

this not true story shaka was helped mzilikazi of the khumalos not the British

[@Mql5_dev]

Because Zwide who was his Uncle killed his father

[@elishamac8841]

hei Roy am Gasela too

[@nokuphilakhumalo4269]

Mzilikazi Mntungwa Mbulazi kaMashobane is so often forgotten

[@thomastammaro693]

Yeah,.. he clearly needed the white race🤣

[@thulaninxumalo8864]

My family is direct descendants from King Zwide my grandfather never accepted the thrown. He chose to move down the KZN province and settle in the south away from Nongoma. Also this part of the movie is all lies and bullshit.

[@TheCoolProfessor]

The Zulus disemboweled their dead and even their enemies so their spirits would be free to fly to the afterlife.

[@cierakitty]

I named my little solid black rescued . kitten Nandi, after Shaka's mother. Why ? Because they both had to fight to live.

[@FOKKERization]

@fashizze ever heard of context and ''spirit of time and culture''??

[@TheBaltimoreKnight]

Shaka believed that he was all powerful. Dutch settlers were no match for Shaka's large armies, so he probably initially thought that the British were no threat and would easily serve him. Once he saw that the gun was superior to the spear, he tried to form an alliance to avoid being colonized. Shaka had land to burn so giving the Brits land was a small investment in perserving Zulu hegemeny. He later saw that his efforts would do nothing so Zulus thereafter pressed up against the Brits.

[@lonniejackson5733]

Shaka was trying to unite the other tribes because he knew they couldn't defeat the Africans if all tribes were united. Shaka was trying to bring all tribes under one umbrella. The whites knew they didn't want to try Shaka. The war with the whites didn't start until after Shaka died. And the whites only won because they united. The Dutch and the British hated each other. The Boers war is the name of their conflict in today's South Africa. But they united to defeat the zulus. A lesson Africans haven't learned yet. UNITY to defeat a common enemy. Xhosa people were the first ones to fight with the whites. If the Xhosa and Zulu tribes had united , history would be different. And the Xohsa tribe alone was given them the business even though they were at a disadvantage because of weaponry. It shows you that tactics is very important in war.

[@ntokozozikhali8793]

this is wrong crc .Kululaza isithunzi seth lokhu kth kwenziwe le film nge English .

[@shekujalloh551]

Is this movie on Netflix 😢??

[@armann04]

It was TV series back in 80s it’s on dvd now called Shaka Zulu ,Henry Cele is the actor

[@shekujalloh551]

@@armann04 🤟🏽🖤

[@miroslavstojilkovic3146]

To je kralj i voda koji krece prvi

[@LazarousBanda-jw8cj]

Post more videos of shaka of part 1_the end

[@jbabylove2]

The European failed to tell real truth if it was not for Hyrum and his invention of machine gun African history would be different and no apartheid in South Africa. The entire shortcoming of the African nation was believing in the God of men not the God of Creation. King Leopold II Livingston and this colonial group would have never invaded without the rifle and mastery of fire arms....

[@41geraldf]

King Edward it wasnt. Africans should develop their own weapons

[@seen203]

You think THAT was the deciding factor? It was only used at Ulundi and I don't see any evidence that IT was the cause of victory.

[@flyoptimum]

Wait, are you saying that having superior technology and tactics aids in winning wars? How insightful.

[@seen203]

"They dead like real men." No. They dead and being eaten by maggots. "Your civilisation is running now by jews and gays. " And your "civilization" is run by HIV, malaria, poverty, illiteracy, wars, and famine. But you can't even put a sentence together. Can't expect too much out of you.

[@waltermthokozisimathonsi9133]

King Edward true, black powder killed us all

[@somnandizwidetv]

Insult to our history...first of all Zwide was way older when Shaka became king and the ppl who fought and led Zwidw army was Soshangane and other generals

[@mthandenimahlaba8110]

the must remake this

[@isaelrojas2572]

ponyboy314 king shaka live on forever

[@waltermthokozisimathonsi9133]

True, it's full of nonsense, I mean who just stands there like a sitting duck while being shot at.this make s us look bad and stupid.

[@ImTheMan78]

ponyboy314 LMAO

[@luu1678]

Shaka should've just renamed the new nation Shaka. He honered his father lagacy who did not honor him

[@chegbedaniel2222]

What are we without our fathers, dispise them as we may, or they, us? A true son knows this. His shame is your shame and his glory is your glory, like your shame is his and your glory also his.

[@U2QuoZepplin]

I love how Shaka was always suspicious of his British associates. Half trusting them but holding back from giving Farewel and the other British soldiers. Unfortunately Nandi's death was where his suspicious and cautious nature came unstuck which would have probably served him at precisely that moment.

[@ironboley]

In whose name did they fall....

[@jolantad7971]

Oh WhyZ thiz big mac costing so much? They hotta ridjuce priceZ or they gonna sell no more. Boom shaka laka. Booyazee.

[@minenhlenxumalo1919]

Ooh hell NO Zwide wasn't killed like this

[@pmchunu8450]

Amanga wodwa there was no white people at this battle not one , Zwide was never captured he crossed the uPongola river to the north and went to his Swati relatives, he was never bombed by a British Canon.

[@sayless7936]

@@pmchunu8450 it's just good tv and its fun watching Shaka boss colonizers around 🤗

[@pmchunu8450]

@@sayless7936 kodwa at the expense of our history being distorted

[@Timechanger200]

EVEN THOUGH THIS WASNT TRUE EVENTS , IT HAD GREAT MESSAGES FOR BLACK PEOPLE TO KNOW HOW WOCKED THE WHITE MAN WAS

[@markmooroolbark252]

That's right. Shaka impaled his enemies and massacred thousands but only white men are really bad.

[@adorequeen8267]

why was shaka so full of violence..is this really true?... i find it hard a man so ruthless..

[@theballadofkobirae7431]

Hi ma'am no disrespect intended, but did you learn african history in southern africa or are you completely new to the subject

[@Fanny-i5x]

Very nice videos

[@robertsilva8097]

Thank you for the Great video Daddy

[@BoopSnoot]

You mean how the lightning fast Zulus, despite outnumbering British forces 3.5 to 1, inflicted only 13 casualties on the British troops to the loss of their entire army of 15,000 warriors at Ulundi? The war lasted a whopping FIVE MONTHS, and the Zulu only ever won one battle. TRUE military genius is Alexander the Great and Sun Tsu that both defeated far larger armies and invented advanced strategy both in combat, logistics, and troop maneuvers, far more than Shaka's simple wave attack idea.

[@Briselance]

C'était censé se passer en quelle année, cette scène?

[@gouglouk]

Briseur De Lance 1818, quand Shaka devient roi de tous les Zoulous.

[@Briselance]

gouglouk Merci. :-)

[@76kamikazi]

beat these demons at their own game.If this young generation would study their own history they will see what a powerful peoples we are.The enemy knows it that’s why they have to keep us divided.

[@rovelt3802]

Shaka tested their faith! Poweful

[@guilhermebastos7049]

Henry Cele is the goat!

[@VusumuziIsraelSitholeJobe]

Can't wait for the new version

[@captainsisko7629]

Unfortunately hollywood 😕 is too PC/Woke to make good Shaka Zulu re make

[@Briselance]

@allahndong " he [Napoléon 1er] performed real crimes against humanity " Oh yeah ? Which ones ? When ?

[@ericmuhammed2859]

Did King Chaka reAlly have King Zwide killed by the Cannon ?

[@ekomy]

No

[@acquiescemaximus4980]

History tells us that the only African nation that was not defeated by European armies is Ethiopia. And what did the Ethiopian have , that no other African army had ? Oh...I'm glad you ask. The answer ....an abundance of manpower , rifles and canons. With these weapons they crushed Italian Invaders and remained independent. The weapons were received from Russia. If other African nations had the same , its possible the result would've been the same. Nevertheless , I admire anyone , anywhere who is brave enough to defend there home at any cost. Even if their defenses are superior or inferior! I despise bullies who attack their fellow man , not to stop genocide , or protect the nations resources , but simply take...because they can.

[@Bellthorian]

To be fair, it was the Italians. If it would have been the Germans or English it would have been a different story lol.

[@acquiescemaximus4980]

@@Bellthorian "If".....is such a small word with huge possibilities! If.... Spartacus had not defeated Theokoles he would not have received the title " Bringer of rain"!

[@josephclemons4308]

@@Bellthorian no doubt if the german wanted it they would of taken it the Italians could not beat a wet sack

[@Bellthorian]

@@acquiescemaximus4980 He did not defeat Theokolese, that is all revisionist propaganda. He got the title of Bringer of Rain for all the cash he let fly around the Ludis when the strippers were there.

[@acquiescemaximus4980]

@@Bellthorian No doubt ....😂😂😂

[@armann04]

? how did Zwide rebuild his army after his first invasion Zululand defeat. Was Zwide like the Shaka in the north of his battle tactics witch force more tribes to fight in his army like Shaka did in the south?

[@Bongz90]

Nguni people in general were fierce fighters in all of Southern Africa. So Zwide moved North, into Mozambique and easily conquered those people and built another kingdom there. Mzilikazi (Shaka's general) went to Zimbabwe and conqured the local people there too and built the Ndebele Kingdom

[@HenryDube72]

@@Bongz90 Soshangane was Zwide's underling?

[@Bongz90]

@@HenryDube72 Soshangana was Zwide's general. After Zwide's defeat, Soshangana took the army he was commanding under Zwide and moved North where he established himself a new Kingdom (Gaza Kingdom)

[@irfaanrahim4523]

Wena weNdlovu! Wena wamaZulu! Bayete!

[@marmitaa8619]

Everyone loves Henry Cele in this series, but hates him in The Citadel... Am i missing something here?

[@mthunzimhlongo660]

SHAKA NEVER SPOKE TO EUROPEANS. HE NEVER MET THEM.

[@sylvestremqeku5288]

He however invited them to be hosted In his huge color coded cattle runs and night time fire festivals of dance, song feasting and parades of tribute, he was always building up to look forward to those as they preceeded to fund his following raids on neighboring lands and kingdoms, "Shaka's country" a book by T.V. Bulpin

[@ubaldoestala9330]

shaka un gran gerrero

[@geraldmiller8973]

well it's a movie but i don't think i would pay to see it.

[@milliemartin258]

How do they know which one their fighting?

[@sihlemjengu149]

they see sheilds ;if you notice the sheilds are not in the same colour ;The others are black and white and the others are red(Brown) and white

[@elishamac8841]

the sam way yu identify a foreigner and a local

[@armann04]

the Zulus had no headdress so they can tell by the Ndwandwe headdress's of yellow hair

[@TheBaltimoreKnight]

@serberious You'll see in the end.

[@ImperialistRunningDo]

>the Zulu only ever won one battle. Isandlwana, Intombe, and Hlobane. That's three.

[@MusaMission]

Shaka reminds me of Xerxes 😂😂

[@mirriammutakwa6309]

Febana and Christ in his heart. Oh Lord almighty.

[@mwauramugo3335]

Wow that nice

[@Crusader-Ramos45]

Uh, guys. When it comes to something like a Zulu civil war, how do I tell differences between the two armies, like what colors they are?

[@Bongz90]

dude, its easy.. these guys know each other because they trained in one and single regiment. so they knew each other very well.. growing up together, and having spent all their lives training for war, makes it easier to easily identify one another

[@ImperialistRunningDo]

+Fernando Ramos Each regiment carried shields of their own color. They would usually all wear the same gear.

[@paulfitton8276]

Fernando Ramos ya wouldn't have to mate, ya pink arse would be runnin ' so fast! Haha! Just sayin ' cobber!

[@msc_nkosi]

Nguni cattle come in assorted colours, and different regiments would adorn the hide of a certain breed (by hide colour and pattern)

[@mandlenkosingcukayithobi3574]

You use their ancestral clan names not colors to differentiate

[@patrickkampoli7826]

Afrika💪🤞

[@sayless7936]

The English are so sneaky and shady 🙄

[@Ferruccio_Guicciardi]

Great movie.

[@jocelinymwempwa2860]

I love you Shaka

[@kofirey6752]

"Let's Not Forget Chaka did NOT fight the whites" Chaka only fought other Blacks? Chakas nephew defeated the whites after Chakas death. Chaka praised Whites hence was his downfall.

[@MONKEYSCHANNEL327]

Which whites did chaka meet?

[@somnandizwidetv]

Which whites did he praise coz he never met any whites?

[@alastair9446]

Shaka got stab in the back by his own people. And those that followed got conquered. So I don't understand your point. BUt you talking bullshit.

[@kofirey6752]

@@alastair9446 Watch your dirty mouth

[@fashizzle78]

@@MONKEYSCHANNEL327 he did meet white merchants in the 1820's

[@nbkhafula8381]

Walter Mthokozisi Mathonsi, tell them 🙏🙏🙏

[@TheStevewhelan]

it is a powerful warning from history... just hope that someone will learn from it... yeah! well.. not much chance of that then!