Every claim cited
Answers are drawn from catalogued sources — Kaggwa (1901), Roscoe (1911) and the records added after them — and each one links back to the document it came from.
Archive intelligence for the Buganda Kingdom
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eBuganda answers questions about the kingdom's clans, history, and culture — and shows you the record every answer came from. Nothing invented. Nothing uncited.
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Answers are assembled from the archive's own records and always cite them. When something isn't in the archive yet, eBuganda says so instead of guessing.
8clans catalogued
11records in the archive
2cited sources
2languages
Built as a record, not a rumour
Luganda and English
The whole archive is bilingual by design, not translated as an afterthought. Every record carries both languages side by side.
Governed knowledge
Sacred or restricted clan knowledge is gated in the system itself, and what may be published is a decision for clan heads and Mengo — not for engineers.