Nyiginya

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The Nyiginya or the Banyiginya are a royal ruling clan among the Tutsi of Rwanda and Bahima people of kingdoms Ankole and Burundi.^[1]

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• Antecedents to modern Rwanda : the Nyiginya Kingdom / Jan Vansina ; translated by the author. ISBN 9780299201234 JISC Catalogue record

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