XVᵉ siècle – XXᵉ siècle
Zambezi valley, Mozambique
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Barue was a Shona state south of the Zambezi River with a long record of anticolonial resistance. It formed part of the political landscape of central Mozambique and maintained an enduring tradition of opposition to external rule.
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Barue was a Shona state located just south of the Zambezi River. Its position in the central Mozambican interior placed it within the political and cultural world of Shona-speaking communities associated with the Zambezi basin.
The state is especially characterized by its prolonged involvement in anticolonial resistance. This resistance made Barue an important example of local political organization confronting imperial expansion and efforts to impose outside authority.
Barue’s historical significance lies in the combination of its Shona identity, its location near the Zambezi, and its sustained opposition to colonial domination. The state therefore represents both a regional polity and a history of organized resistance in central Mozambique.
XVᵉ siècle – XXᵉ siècle
Zambezi valley, Mozambique
Traduction non disponible · Original (anglais) · français indisponible
Barue was a Shona state south of the Zambezi River with a long record of anticolonial resistance. It formed part of the political landscape of central Mozambique and maintained an enduring tradition of opposition to external rule.
Poursuivre l’exploration
Le récit
Barue was a Shona state located just south of the Zambezi River. Its position in the central Mozambican interior placed it within the political and cultural world of Shona-speaking communities associated with the Zambezi basin.
The state is especially characterized by its prolonged involvement in anticolonial resistance. This resistance made Barue an important example of local political organization confronting imperial expansion and efforts to impose outside authority.
Barue’s historical significance lies in the combination of its Shona identity, its location near the Zambezi, and its sustained opposition to colonial domination. The state therefore represents both a regional polity and a history of organized resistance in central Mozambique.