O nyaka go ya moletlong, eupša ga o tsebe ge e ba batswadi ba gago ba tla go dumelela go ya. O tla kgetha go dira’ng? 7:16 Le u tseba joang, mosali oa, hore na o tla pholosa monna oa hao? Kapa u tseba joang, monna, hore na o tla pholosa mosali oa hao? Bafokeng-Chief Seepheephe Matete had three wives, and best known were the children of the first wife 'Mamahao, who included Mahao, Matete and Mabela, later to be known as 'Mamohato, the senior wife of King Moshoeshoe. Matete himself had five wives and a large number of descendants who became chiefs of villages in their own right, including Ntlibi (aka Ramabilikoe, of Mathebe), Abele (of Setleketseng), T�oene (of Phatlalla and Fika-la-T�oene, Mohale's Hoek), and Setha (who eventually founded a village at a remote spot on the Senqunyane, which still falls administratively under Morija).Chief Matete died on 13 October 1870. The monument to him is very sparing in detail and even dates. It simply says: Re u hopola ka hlompho, Morena Matete (We remember you with respect, Chief Matete).