UMFULA INCOME
| Blood River | |
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| Indawo | |
| Country | South Africa |
| State | KwaZulu-Natal |
| Izici zomzimba | |
| Source | Highlands SE of Utrecht |
| Mouth | |
• location |
Buffalo River |
• coordinates |
27°50′56″S 30°35′35″E / 27.84889°S 30.59306°ECoordinates: 27°50′56″S 30°35′35″E / 27.84889°S 30.59306°E |
| Basin features | |
Umfula i-Blood/Ncome (Afrikaans: Bloedrivier; Zulu: iNcome) itholakala phakathi kwendawo yaseNquthu neyase Baqulusini (Vryheid) KwaZulu-Natal, INingizimu Afrika. Lo mfula unemithombo yawo emagqumeni aseNingizimu-Mpumalanga yedolobha lase-Trehe (Utrecht). Ushiya izindawo eziphakeme uhlangane nemifudlana emibili IShurveberg ugeleza uhambe ethafeni elinesihlabathi.[1] UMfula iNcome ungumfudlana omncane othelela umfula uThekula ohlangana nawo usuka eNyakatho-Mpumalanga.[2]
Lo mfula waqanjwa ngeMpi yaseNcome lapho iNkosi uDingane yanqotshwa khona ngamaBhunu ngo-16 December 1838. Ngokokusho komunye umlando kuthiwa amanzi aba bomvu ngenxa yegazi lamadoda amaZulu afa lapha ngobuningi. Kwakuyimpi namaBhunu angu-464 nama-amabutho angaphezu kuka-30,000. Ukukhunjulwa kwalempi kwaholela ekutheni kube neholidi ngosuku lwe- 16 Disemba elibizwa ngokuthi Usuku LwesiVumelano (Afrikaans: Geloftedag) eNingizimu Afrika yobandlululo. Kubantu bakwaZulu lwabe lwaziwa ngokuthi usuku lukaDingane. [3] Ngo-1994, ngemuva kokufika kweNkululeko lwabizwa ngokuthi Usuku Lokubuyisana, iholidi laminyaka yonke elitholakala ngomhlaka -16 Disemba.
I-Blood River itholakala ebangeni elingamakhilomitha angaba ngu-20 eNingizimu-Ntshonalanga yedolobha lase-Vryheid, ingenye yezindawo ezingamaxhaphozi ezinkulu kakhulu eNingizimu Afrika kanye nendawo yokuchitha ubusika yezinyoni ezifudukayo njengamadada namahansi.
Imithombo Yolwazi
[hlela | Hlela umthombo]- Kajsa Norman, Bridge Over Blood River: The Rise and Fall of the Afrikaners, Hurst and Company, London, 2016, .
