7 ngesikhathi udanyela nabakhambisani bakhe bathunjiwe, abantu bebhabheli balinga ukubafaka ngehloko emasikwenabo, balinga nokubafundisa ‘ilimi lamakasidi.’ iinkhulu zekhotho zabe zabanikela amabizo webhabheli. (dan. 1:3--7) udanyela wathiyelelwa ngobhele, okutjho uzimu webhabheli. kungenzeka bona ikosi unebukadinetsari beyifuna ukukara udanyela ngokuthi imtjele bona uzimakhe ujehova bekanesingani nozimu webhabheli.—dan. 4:8. Inkosi uMadzikane had decided to stay between Rhode and the uMganu mountains in the Mount Free district. It is here where he built his great place. In August 1830 Tshaka again attempted to attack Madzikane. Inkosi Madzikane, was warned that Tshaka was planning to attack. In preparation for another battle, the children and the live stock were taken into hiding at Umganu and Luyengweni, while the amaBhaca troops were training, waiting to fight when attacked. When the Zulu troops arrived, mighty of inkosi Madzikane defeated them. They were overcome by the cold and many of them were frozen. The Madzikane troops attacked the Zulu troops and the Zulu troops retreated back home. Since that day, the now called Ntsizwa Mountains were named after the death and the killing of the iintsizwa zikaTshaka. The death of the Zulu troops was seen as Madzikane's magic. It is believed that as he was strong on muthi, and also a traditional healer, Madzikane used his muthi. This also follows his statement as often quoted after he had received the rumours that he was going to be attacked by the Zulu troops, "Umkhosi wakaZulu mina ngowushaya ngesandla esisodwa" (meaning, "I will beat the Zulu army single handedly"). Although there are different stories on the actual performance of Madzikane's muthis, there is a story that says Madzikane made a big fire and the smoke that came from that fire turned into clouds that produced frost.