What order did the whites, Zulus, and Xhosa come to South Africa? - Stormfront
What order did the whites, Zulus, and Xhosa come to South Africa?
11-08-2013, 04:31 AM #1
I know the first whites came in the 1600's - is this correct? I believe it was the Dutch?
Didn't the Zulu make their way to South Africa sometime in the 1800's?
And what about the Xhosa?
Wasn't there only one black tribe in SA when the Dutch came? And they were sparsely populating the land, and certainly had no concept of ownership, or productive agriculture.
11-09-2013, 02:39 AM #2
Re: What order did the whites, Zulus, and Xhosa come to South Africa?
Die eerste blankes wat in die Kaap hulle gevestig het, het vir die Dutch East India maatskappy gewerk. Hulle was van Duitse en Hollandse oorsprong. Later het daar ook Franse by die maatskappy aangesluit.
Die Duitsers het gevlug uit Duitsland oor die vervolging van hulle geloofs belydenis en hulle het hulle gevstig in Amsterdam vanwaar hulle na die Kaap verhuis het as werkers van die Dutch East India maatskappy.
Gedurende hulle verblyf in die Kaap het hulle begin afsonder vanaf die Hollanders en die Franse. Hulle het begin boer en was genoem grensboere. Daar was een grens tussen die grensboere en die swart bevolking genaamd die Visrivier. Die Xhosas wat afwaarts getrek het, suid, as gevolg van die suidelikke trek van die Nguni groep het in konflik gekom met die Duitsers/grensboere. Die Xhosas het die visrivier oorgesteek en wild en wakker gemoor onder die Duitsers. Die Duitsers se vee gesteel en terug oor die grens gevlug.
Die Britte en die Hollanders het die Khoi San in beheer gesit van die Duitsers/grensboere as polisiemanne. Hulle het die Duitsers onnodig begin vervolg en die Duitse gemeenskap het begin om deel uit te maak aan die Groot trek.
Die swartes was meerens deel van die groeperings wat aan ooste kant van Afrika hulleself bevind het. Natal en Oos Kaap.
11-09-2013, 01:53 PM #3
I know the first whites came in the 1600's - is this correct?
Yes, on 19 April 1652.
I believe it was the Dutch?
Yes, it was the Dutch under the Prinsen Flag as well as German employees.
The Xhosa are part of the South African Nguni migration which slowly moved south from the region around the Great Lakes, displacing the original Khoisan hunter gatherers of Southern Africa. Xhosa peoples were well established by the time of the Dutch arrival in the mid-17th century, and occupied much of eastern South Africa from the Fish River to land inhabited by Zulu-speakers south of the modern city of Durban.
They were the Khoisan, a nomadic hunter gatherer group.
11-11-2013, 02:15 AM #4
16 April 1652. Eerste voet aan wal was op Bloubergstrand om water te kry.
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