Mlawu aSango, Great House Son of the amaTshomane

• Crampton, Hazel. ‘The Sunburnt Queen’. Johannesburg: Jacana. 2004. Print. Contact Sharon Doubell

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“The eldest daughter, together with the two eldest sons, have long been dead, so that Daapa and his youngest sister are now the only survivors ;—"

The missionary Kay visited the region in 1829. What time span he meant by "have long been dead" we do not know.

Source:

Travels and Researches in Caffraria Describing the Character, Customs and Moral Condition of the Tribes Inhabiting that Portion of Southern Africa (etc.) / Kay, Stephen. London: John Mason, 1834 https://library.si.edu/digital-library/book/travelsresearche00kays