Kuba mythology

the Kuba Kingdom, or the Kuba confederation, is a state and political entity, bringing together nearly 20 Bantu peoples, which developed from different Bantu states (including the Luba, the Leele, the Pende, the Dengese and the Wongo). The Mythology Kuba deals with their rhythms and beliefs.

The kingdom is located in Zaire (DRC – congo), Kasaï-Occidental and Sankourou.

King Woto reigned over the kingdom around the 6th century AD and is also its creator according to the legend.

The Ba-Kuba reunited the kingdom during the xvii^e century. Legend has it that he is their hero "Woto" who is the founder of the Kingdom. He is reincarnated in the body of his sovereign successors. He is supposed to live 121 years.

Around 1630, King Shyaam in Mboul a Ngoong brought back from Bas-Congo the cultivation of corn, cassava, beans and tobacco, weaving, embroidery, new styles of blacksmithing and woodcarving.

The 93^e sovereign "Shamba Bolongolongo" learned the techniques of raffia weaving and wood carving with neighboring peoples before his accession to the throne. He transmitted his art to his people and asked a famous artist to make a statue of him to remember him and his laws. The statue (xviii^e century) is considered the first of Kuba art.

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