Moshoeshoe I: Morena Moshoeshoe le mphato wa hae
| Moshoeshoe I | |||
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| Moshoeshoe I le ba motshehetsang. | |||
| Mosebetsi: | Morena | ||
| Naha: | Lesotho | ||
| Letsatsi la tswalo: | c. 1786 | ||
| Sebaka sa tswalo: | Menkhoaneng, Lesotho | ||
| Letsatsi laho hlokahala: | 11 Hlakubele 1870 | ||
Moshoeshoe ohlahetse Menkgwaneng moo kajeno lena ho thweng ke Lesotho.
Dibuka
- Becker, P. (1969) Hill of destiny: the life and times of Moshesh, founder of the Basuto, London: Longman.
- Grant, N. (1981) Moshoeshoe: Founder of a Nation, London: Longman.
- Monteath Thompson, Leonard (1975) Survival in two worlds: Moshoeshoe of Lesotho, 1786-1870, Michigan:Clarendon Press
- Rosenberg, Scott (2008) Promises of Moshoeshoe: Culture, Nationalism and Identity in Lesotho, Lesotho: National University of Lesotho
- Sanders, P. (1975) Moshoeshoe, chief of the Sotho, London: Heinemann.
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