The name 'Bungeni' is the name of the first son of Nkonwana from his second wife. The hes son was supposed to be Phalani from the first wife of Nkonwana and was the only son from his mother. Bungeni Royal ares/village was named after him, That is where the name ""Bungeni"" originated. The village should have been named after the surname of the King (Mavunda). Naming a village after the surname of the chief is a common practice amongst the Tsonga people, for example, the village of Mbhokota is named after the surname of chief Mbhokota. The village of Bungeni and its Royal Family originates in KwaZulu Natal where they were known as Mazibuko Clan, where they were a powerful ruling class in Pre-Colonial Natal. The Mazibuko Clan dominated and ruled villages on the slope of Drakensberg Mountains in Northern KwaZulu-Natal for centuries. They left KwaZulu Natal in 1700 with their hundreds of followers, headed east and settled on the coastal plains of Mozambique, where they also became senior chiefs or rulers.

1112 (MCXII) ebile ngwagamolele wa go thoma ka Mošupologo, ngwaga wa boraro ngwagengsome wa 1110s, ngwaga wa bolesome pedi ngwagengkgolo wa Ngwagakgolo 12, le ngwaga wa bolekgolo lesome pedi ngwagengkete wa Ngwagakete 2.

Soshangane oppressed and terrorised the Tsonga people to such an extent that a wave of immigration into the Transvaal took place, thousands of Vatsonga fled their homes (ku Baleka) and settled at Spelenkon. By length, Bungeni share a border with Nwa-Xinyamani and Ha-Mashamba (Venda settlement) until Ka-Nkuzana, which is Template:Convert long, its brendth, it share a border with Ha-Mashau (a Venda settlement) until Bellevue (Ka-Wayeni), which is also Template:Convert long, making Bungeni one of the biggest Traditional Authority in the Makhado local municipality. In 2019, Bungeni village will be 200 years old.

1359 (MCCCLIX) ebile ngwaga wa go thoma ka Mošupologo, ngwaga wa bolesome ngwagengsome wa 1350s, ngwaga wa bomasomehlano senyane ngwagengkgolo wa Ngwagakgolo 14, le ngwaga wa bomakgolo tharo masomehlano senyane ngwagengkete wa Ngwagakete 2.

889 (DCCCLXXXIX) ebile ngwaga wa go thoma ka Mokibelo, ngwaga wa bolesome ngwagengsome wa 880s, ngwaga wa bomasomeseswai senyane ngwagengkgolo wa Ngwagakgolo 9, le ngwaga wa bomakgolo seswai masomeseswai senyane ngwagengkete wa Ngwagakete 1.

Nthorwane ke toropo hleng ga Greylingstad wa Dipaleseng Mmusogae go feta Mmasepala Setereke tša Gert Sibande mo porofense Mpumalanga ka moka Afrika Borwa.

1773 (MDCCLXXIII) ebile ngwaga wa go thoma ka Labohlano, ngwaga wa bone ngwagengsome wa 1770s, ngwaga wa bomasomešupa tharo ngwagengkgolo wa Ngwagakgolo 18, le ngwaga wa bomakgolo šupa masomešupa tharo ngwagengkete wa Ngwagakete 2.

640 (DCXL) ebile ngwagamolele wa go thoma ka Laboraro, ngwaga wa pele ngwagengsome wa 640s, ngwaga wa bomasomenne ngwagengkgolo wa Ngwagakgolo 7, le ngwaga wa bomakgolo tshela masomenne ngwagengkete wa Ngwagakete 1.

1817 (MDCCCXVII) ebile ngwaga wa go thoma ka Laboraro, ngwaga wa boseswai ngwagengsome wa 1810s, ngwaga wa bolesome šupa ngwagengkgolo wa Ngwagakgolo 19, le ngwaga wa bomakgolo seswai lesome šupa ngwagengkete wa Ngwagakete 2.