The Kingdom of Buracca

Protectorate of the Aerah Empire (1890-1896)
1809–1896

---

Capital
Godlumthakathi;
Manqoba;
Gijimi

---

Languages
Buraccan
Ancient Nimskraus-Gezwut

---

Religion
Buraccan Religion

---

Government
Tribal Monarchy

King
1809-1827
Duma Siphosethu
1827-1843
Indlovu Siphosethu
1843-1857
Velaphi Siphosethu
1857-1890
Nkosiphendule Fuzo
1890-1896
Lindani Ncelebana

---

History
Fall of the GBTH Controlled Buraccan Empire
1807
Death of Bhekizizwe
1807
Accession of Duma
1809
Battle of Mount Gagasi
1824
Battle of Bakabaka River
1825
Aerahwut-Buraccan War
1889
Annexation (Aerahwut)
1890
Clans break apart
1896

---

Area
1852
29,785 km² (11,500 sq mi)

---

Population
1852 est.
250,000
Density
8.4 /km²  (21.7 /sq mi)

---

Currency
Cattle

---

Preceded by
GBTH Buraccan Empire
Auf Großbriesch Aus Aeraschwinsüchle

---

Succeeded by
Thembinkosi (Clan)
Zintwezinhle (Clan)
Unathi (Clan)
Ethwasa (Clan)
Abusiswe (Clan)
Ejaj (Clan)
S'phamandla (Clan)
Manqoba (Clan)
Gijimi (Clan)
Godlumthakathi (Clan)
S'bu (Clan)
Cakaza (Clan)
Bhekizifundiswa (Clan)
Republic of Uzima

---

Overview

The Buraccan Kingdom, sometimes referred to as the Buraccan Empire, was a monarchy in the Southern Tribal States that extended along the coast of the Southern Strait, South of the Aerah Empire.

The kingdom grew to dominate much of what is today Buraccan Clans and West Uzima, but when it came into conflict with the Aerah Empire in the 1880s during the Aerahwut-Buraccan War, it was defeated despite an early Buraccan Victory in the war. The area was subsequently absorbed into the Tribal Clans and later became part of Uzima.

---