Isakhamuzi esijwayelekile saseMelika sithola cishe amagremu ayi-190 kashukela ngosuku ngokudla. Lokhu kungaphezu kokwejwayelekile kwesimo esivumelekile kathathu. Ngokuqondene neRussia eyisilinganiso, udla kuphela ama-100 g ngosuku efomu elihlanzekile (isihlabathi futhi elicwengekile), eledlula inani lesikhathi "kuphela" esisodwa nesigamu. The I-FXSecret Immortal EA ihlala isebenzayo i-24 / 5 ifuna amathuba okuhweba okuzuzisa ngesikhathi sesimiso ebusuku. Ngakho-ke ngaphandle uma uyivala, ngeke uphelelwe ukuhweba okukodwa okuzuzayo. Luhlinzeka ngobuholi obukhethekile bokwenza uhlelo lwezokuxhumana Iukahulumeni kazwelonke luhambelane nezinhlelo zokuxhumana zohulumeni bezifundazwe nabendawo. Ibhukwana Lokuphathwa Kwemiklamo d) Uhlelo. Kwabe sekwenzeka into engejwayelekile. Kwathi lapho isekude indodana iza, uyise wayibona, wayihlangabeza wafike wayanga. Wayemukela njengendodana, wayigqokisa izimpahla ezinhle, wayihlabisa inkomo ekhulu-phele wabe esebiza wonke umuntu ukuthi ajabule kanye nabo. Ukubuya kwendodana yakhe kwakufana nomuntu owayekade eshonile wabe useyavuka futhi. From what l have heard from my from Chief Velamuva who is a brother to my father’s grandfather, the Hlatshwayos come from the Dlaminis through Prince Cebisa Dlamini (Nkhosi). Prince Cebisa is King Mswati I’s brother. He left Swaziland to get a wife from the Zulus. He got his first wife in Pongola and built his home there. His second home was built at Mkhunyane (Commondale, not far from Paulpietersburg) for his second wife. He built his home at a place called Bergville (near New Castle) for his third wife. It was when he was at Bergville that he decided to visit home (Swaziland) to show his family some of his children. When Cebisa arrived home, there was ‘sibhimbi’ (some kind of celebration in the royal kraal (in the Shiselweni Region). During that celebration, King Mswati saw his brother Cebisa’s beautiful daughter and took her as wife and then told him that he is no more a Nkhosi but a Hlatshwayo because ‘usemhlabile’ (stabbed him) by taking his daughter as one of his wives (a practice that is common among Swazi kings since they are not Dlaminis or Nkhosis but ‘Bayethes.’). This made Prince Cebisa very angry that he left immediately for South Africa and remained there until his death. His tomb is on a mountain not far from Commondale.