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Title	Chiefs Nkulelo and Shangali, Machame, Tanzania, ca. 1900-1914
Description	"Häuptling Nkulelo (links) und Schangali (rechts stehend) mit ihren Ältesten in Madschame, Deutsch-Ost-Afrika." ("Chief Ngulelo (on the left) and Shangali (standing on the right) with their elders in Machame, German East Africa."). On the left: Nkulelo wrapped in a white shawl. On the right: Shangali wrapped in a red-colored shawl. Behind them: six Africans sitting on the ground. In the background: a hut covered with palm leaves and a pathway leading to the hut.; Postcard published by the Leipzig Mission. -- Shangali was Chief of Machame from 1890 to 1901 upon approval by the Germans. In 1893 he accommodated the first missionaries of the Leipzig Mission. When the Germans discovered a conspiracy, Shangali was deposed, but he was saved from the gallows by Missionary Emil Müller. In 1918 he came to power again. Five years later he resigned in favor of his son. Shangali was baptized two days before he died. His Christian name was Jakobo. -- Ngulelo was Chief of Machame from 1901 to 1916. In 1917 he was deported by the British to Kisimayo (Somaliland), where he converted to Islam. -- The mission station in Machame was founded in 1893.
Subject (aat)	group portraits
Subject (unesco)	Political leadership Missionary work
Geographic subject (city or populated place)	Machame
Geographic subject (country)	Tanzania
Geographic subject (continent)	Africa
Coverage date	1900/1914
Photographer	Unknown
Publisher (of the digital version)	University of Southern California. Libraries
Date created	1900/1914
Type	images
Previous format (aacr2)	colored photograph, 13.8 x 8.7 cm.
Format (aat)	photographs
Legacy record ID	impa-m11909
Part of collection	International Mission Photography Archive, ca.1860-ca.1960
Part of subcollection	International Mission Photography Archive, ca.1860-ca.1960
Part of series	Afrika 1
References	"Die Häuptlinge Ngolelo und Schangali." ("The Chiefs Ngolelo and Shangali."). In: Müller, E. "Madschame, die älteste Leipziger Station am Kilimandjaro", p. 7. Leipzig: Verlag der evang.-luth. Mission, 1936.; "Häutling Schangali von Madschame" ("Chief Shangali from Machame"). In: Müller, E. "Aus der Tiefe in die Höh': 20. Oktober 1896-1936 Segebrock und Ovir, unsere Blutzeugen am Meru", p. 7. Leipzig: Verlag der evang.-luth. Mission, 1936.
Rights	Jones, Adam
Access conditions	Contact: Prof. Adam Jones, Institut für Afrikanistik, Universität Leipzig, Postfach 100920, 04009 Leipzig, Deutschland; mgrosze@uni-leipzig.de; Phone: +49 (0341) 97-37030; Fax: +(49) (0341) 97-37048
Repository name	Private collections
Repository address	Contact: Prof. Adam Jones, Institut für Afrikanistik, Universität Leipzig ,Postfach 100920, 04009 Leipzig, Deutschland; mgrosze@uni-leipzig.de <mailto:mgrosze@uni-leipzig.de>; Phone: +49(0341) 97-37030; Fax: +(49) (0341) 97-37048
Repository email	mgrosze@uni-leipzig.de
Filename	IMP-LPZ-CC_23P
Archival file	impa_Volume163/IMP-LPZ-CC_23P.tiff

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