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Kasubi Tombs: A house of great traditional culture

Kasubi tombs, traditionally known as Muzibu-Azaala-Mpanga, a religious place in the kingdom of Buganda, is located on a hill in Kampala, Uganda. The tombs are a burial place for the four previous Kings of Buganda known traditionally as Kabakas and is located five miles the center of the city of Kampala in Kasubi hill. Historically, Buganda Kabaka have always built their palaces on strategic hills inorder to find an easy way to escape during the invasion and control of the main roads to the palace.
The Baganda belong to the Bantu-speaking people, one of the ethnic groups in Uganda. By tradition, the first Kabaka of Buganda was Kintu who is said to have arrived with his wife Nambi. Kabaka Kintu is said not to have died, but disappeared in a forest Magonga.

Kasubi tombs are one of the cemeteries / royal tombs of the Kabaka of Buganda, and the site is an example of traditional Ganda Architecture, culture and traditions alive. The palace was built by Kabaka Mutesa one in 1882 and according to culture, each king had to be buried in a separate place when he died and a real sanctuary home of his jaw that was believed to contain his spirit would be established elsewhere. Mutesa 1 was the 35th king of Buganda (1856-1884) and the first king to be buried in his former palace (the graves) in Kasubi without removing his jawbone. Mwanga II, who succeeded his father Mutesa in 1884 was the second king to be buried in the graves after his remains were brought back from exile (Seychelles) in 1910. His son Daudi Chwa II succeeded him at the age of one year in 1896 and ruled until his death in 1939. Also He was buried in the graves. Daudi Chwa II was succeeded by his son Edward Mutesa II and the then governor of the protectorate of Uganda. He died in 1966 in exile (London) and his remains were transferred and buried in the graves in 1971.

Kasubi Tombs is an important site for the burial of Buganda because old traditions Kabakas where broken into the site when the Kabakas were buried together. Each prince and princess, who is a descendant of the four Kabakas is also buried in the shrine behind Kasubi principal. The site is important as a royal cemetery of the kingdom of Buganda.

The tombs are part of the Bujjabukula (Gatehouse) a well built door, which is the entrance to the site. Its built with wooden columns and a wall made of woven wood Leeds reeds.The door to a small patio with a circular house Royal House of the drums (Ndogo-obukaba) where the drums are maintained. In the main courtyard, there are several houses built for the widows of the Kabakas and other ritual purposes.
In Kasubi and all other royal tombs, there an area behind a curtain of cloth known as Kibira (forest), where the royal tombs of the Kabakas are real and where certain ceremonies were performed as the ceremony new moon and media inquiries. Infront of the curtain is raised platforms that correspond to the position of each grave behind the forest curtain.Entrance Kabakas the "Secret" ANLY is limited to the widows of the Kabaka, the royal family, Prime Minister of Buganda (katikkiro) and Nalinya (official sister Kabakas).

The tombs are adorned with Kasubi regalia like spears, drums, medals, photographs and shields Kabakas buried there.The structure supported by wooden poles wrapped in a backdrop and the ground covered with grass and palm leaves mats. Backdrop traditionally popular for clothing is a fabric made from the soft back of a fig tree (Ficus natalensis) and has strong ritual importance to the people of Uganda. Thatched roof is carried out by members of Ngeye clan (colobus monkey clan) ant the decorators of the poles of the Leopard clan, who are the only persons authorized to do the work.Pregnant women and widows are not allowed to enter the building while it is thatched and is believed to cause leakage.Similary, The Thatchers not supposed to haver sex during the period.The large roof thatching is supported by 52 rings, which represent the 52 clans in the Ganda culture.

The Baganda cultures can also be experienced in places like the prison where the king Katereke imperisoned his brothers in a trench.Naggalabi coronation site, where Kabakas Budd Buganda have been crowned during the last 700 Tomb years.Wamala the secret burial place of Kabaka Suuna II (1836-1856) had 148 women and 218 children. Kanyang Namasole tombs housing the remains of the mother was a Kabaka Suuna II. Ssezibwa falls a spiritual place for kings and Baagalayaze Nnamasole tombs housing the remains was the mother of Kabaka Mwanga II.

The superb features of the Kasubi tombs represent the rich traditions and heritage of the Baganda people. People believe that people every death has a spiritual origin, no interraction between the living and the dead. The cultures of the Baganda are in magnificent tombs where the bodies and spirits of his parents Therefore, leaders and traditions are so far.

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