16 Desember 1838 GELOFTE – ONAFHANKLIK
16 Desember 1838 GELOFTE
Posted on 16 Desember 2018 16 Desember 2018 by volksvryheid
Wat al hierdie dinge voorafgegaan het, was die Trek uit die Kaap uit, en dit het heelwat Trekkers geraak omdat hulle nie onder die Britse koloniale regering wou staan nie. Van die trekkers het binneland inbeweeg vanaf 1835-en later, om grond te kry wat nie bewoonbaar was nie. Dit is inderdaad ook so dat heelwat grond onbewoonbaar was en andersinds was daar onderhandel vir grondgebiede. Later het van die gebiede, soos die ou ZAR en Vrystaat, twee onafhanklike Boere republieke geword. Hulle is so genoem, omdat hul hulself as onafhanklik wou uitleef, weg van Britse beheer af. Die burgers van die Republieke was alombekend as die BOERE. Later in hierdie tydperk, word na ‘n belangrike dag verwys: 16 Desember 1838 – wat bekendgestaan het as Slag van Bloedrivier. Dit sal altyd onthou word eerstens as Geloftedag. Sommige het natuurlik ons hele geskiedenis probeer verander en selfs later die dag verander na “Dingaansdag” en weer later na “Versoeningsdag”. Tog bly die Gelofte nog altyd daar. Niemand kan dit verander nie, dis daar om te onthou, in stand te hou en te herdenk.
Vir vryheid en reg – elke volk het die reg tot vryheid en ‘n reg om voort te bestaan , om deur hulself regeer te word
VARIOUS VIDEOS AND INFORMATION
VERSKEIE VIDEO’S EN INLIGTING OOR WAT BLOEDRIVIER WAS, WAAROOR DIE GELOFTE GEGAAN HET
Die Gelofte van 16 Desember is bindend op almal wat deel is van ons Volk. Behalwe die Voortrekkers was daar ook 3 Britse settelaars in die Laer. Om naief te wees oor die Gelofte gaan niks aan die geldigheid daarvan verander nie. Gaan betaal jou Gelofte op 16 Desember. Nou en elke jaar daarna…
GELOFTES EN MONUMENTE
Bloedrivier monument – dit spreek vanself, waaroor die monument daar is.
Dit toon die primitiewe bestaan van die Boere en destydse trekkers, hoe hulle hulself probeer beskerm het en hoe Hy hul daarmee gehelp het om hulself te beskerm. Die laers, die ossewaens, was ook hul tuistes. Oral waar daar aanvalle was, is laer getrek met en in hul huise. Dis belangrik om die gedagte te onthou: Jou laer is jou bekendste aan jou menswees – jou tuiste. Vir lank was hierdie ossewaens ons voorouers se huise en tuiste. Hulle het nie baie gehad nie, dit wat hul gehad het, was in hierdie tuiste wat hul geskep het. It was all about freedom, our ancestors did feel the same way as we do today – that was why they struggled to get away under the British rules. In terms of international laws, each people (volk) do have a right to rule themselves. Today it is the same as 1806 when the British took over in the Cape.
Blood river monument, Ncome river, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa 2003 The Battle of Blood River (Afrikaans: Slag van Bloedrivier; Zulu: iMpi yaseNcome) is the name given for the battle fought between 470 Voortrekkers (“Pioneers”), led by Andries Pretorius, and an estimated 15,000–21,000 Zulu attackers on the bank of the Ncome River on 16 December 1838, in what is today KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. A monument was erected on the site of the battle in 1947, consisting of an ox wagon executed in granite by the sculptor Coert Steynberg. In 1971 a laager of 64 ox wagons cast in bronze (by Unifront Foundry in Edenvale — Fanie de Klerk and Jack Cowlard) was erected, and unveiled on 16 December 1972.
Freedom – VRYHEID
Strewe van vryheid was nog altyd daar. Ook by ons voorouers wat nie onder Britse beheer wou wees nie. And today. Peoples do have an international right to rule themselves today.
South African history on this first settlers to migrate north from the English ruled Cape Colony at the most southern tip, before becoming the South African republic.
Listen to the story of Piet Retief and Port Natal as well as Dingaan.
2016 GEBEURE : GELOFTEDAG
Ons is die nageslag van die wat die gelofte met God by Bloedrivier gemaak het, en ons eer Hom wat ons vaders gered het – tot vandag nog steeds.
OOK HULLE ONTHOU !!!
In a remote stretch of Patagonia, Argentina, there is an over 100-year-old community that speaks Afrikaans – a language only spoken in South Africa. After the destruction of a war with the British, these Boers – descendants of Dutch settlers – sailed across the ocean to start a new life. Today, only a few dozen still speak the language and they are struggling to keep their culture alive. The film is a portrait of this community and one family’s longing to reconnect with South Africa.
The Battle of Blood River is the name given for the battle fought between 470 Voortrekkers (“Pioneers”), led by Andries Pretorius, and an estimated 15,000–21,000 Zulu attackers on the bank of the Ncome River on 16 December 1838, in what is today KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Casualties amounted to 3,000 of king Dingane’s soldiers dead, including two Zulu princes competing with prince Mpande for the Zulu throne. Three Pioneers commando members were lightly wounded, including Pretorius himself.
Die Slag van Bloedrivier is op 16 Desember 1838 naby die Bloedrivier in die huidige KwaZulu-Natal, Suid-Afrika, geveg. Sowat 470 Voortrekkers, onder leiding van Andries Pretorius, het ‘n ossewalaer beskerm teen tussen 10 000 en 20 000 Zoeloe-impies. Die Zoeloekrygers, onder Koning Dingaan se regering, is aangevoer deur Dambuza (Nzobo) en Nhlela.
Die ingang tot die Bloedrivierterrein met die monument in die agtergrondOp 15 Desember het die Voortrekkers inligting verkry dat ‘n groot Zoeloemag op pad was. Pretorius het ‘n uiters goeie gevegsterrein langs die Bloedrivier (toe die Ncomerivier) gekies, waar die ossewaens in ‘n laer getrek is. Ten spyte van mis wat die aand oor die omgewing neergedaal het, was dit die volgende oggend helder. Voor die slag begin het, het die Voortrekkers ‘n gelofte voor God afgelê dat, sou hulle gespaar word, hulle ‘n kerk sal bou en die dag as ‘n sabbat herdenk. Die Zoeloes het herhaaldelik die laer onsuksesvol aangeval, todat Pretorius ná twee uur ‘n groep perderuiters beveel het om die laer te verlaat en die Zoeloes aan te val. In die struweling het Pretorius ook ‘n assegaaiwond aan sy linkerhand opgedoen.
Even the blacks and Khoisan did not want BRITISH RULE
WE REMEMBER – under the British rule RESERVES were created after Mfecane wars. Later it became Homelands and after 1994 Trustlands.
TODAY, the Zululand Homeland (traditional lands for only the Zulu people) became the Ingonyama Trustland under its own legislation under ANC rule (same as Sheptone rule of 1854).
There are more traditional leaders than only the Zulu people, even the Khoisan received trustlands (6) . Most of those traditional lands were previously called either Reserves or British crown lands (only communal land – with no title deed). They all accepted this. Even landclaims fall under CPA legislation and that is also only communal lands, the “government” keep that lands in trust for those who live on it.
Today, the site of the Battle of Blood River still remains divided in its remembrance. The Ncome monument on the east side of the river commemorates the fallen Zulu warriors and has become a symbol for Zulu nationalism. The Blood River Monument and Museum Complex, to the west of the river, consists of 64 ox wagons cast in bronze and commemorates the bravery of the Boers. In 2014, a bridge was built between the two monuments, demonstrating reconciliatory.
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