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Long-form records held in the archive, each one cited.

Kintu, the first Kabaka

Kintu, the first Kabaka, and the traditions the sources record around him — Nambi, the god Gulu, the disappearance into the forest, and the shrine on Magonga hill.

Bassekabaka: the kings of Buganda

From the traditions of Kintu to the restoration of the kingdom in 1993, the line of Buganda’s kings is the spine of its recorded history.

The clans of Buganda: an introduction

Buganda is organized into patrilineal clans — ebika — each with a totem its members honour. The clan system shapes names, marriage, and belonging.

Why eBuganda: a living archive

eBuganda is building a verified digital archive of Buganda’s history, clans, and culture — with every claim traceable to a source.

eBuganda is an independent digital archive project. Content is reviewed against cited sources. Luganda text is under native-speaker review.

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