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… which he had sheared the beards of his victims – the word ‘Moshoeshoe’ represented the sound of the shearing. In 1820 Moshoeshoe succeeded his father, Mokhacane, as the chief of … and so brought the Basotho in contact with Christianity. Moshoeshoe himself is said to have converted to the faith at …

… His Majesty, King Constantine Bereng Seeiso Moshoeshoe II was born on 2 May 1938, in the Village of … on the 12 March 1960 as the Paramount Chief. King Moshoeshoe II is a direct descendant of His Majesty, King Moshoeshoe I, the founder – King of the Basotho Nation, who …

… the anger of the Sotho. Brand issued an ultimatum, giving Moshoeshoe until 30 November 1864 to remove the Sotho from … in the area. The Sotho reluctantly agreed to move, but Moshoeshoe could not control all his subjects, and his nephew … 1865.  The Free Staters got the better of the Sotho, and Moshoeshoe’s son Molapo capitulated to the Boers. The Boers …

… of Batlokwa people and settled along the Caledon River. Moshoeshoe and Batlokwa. In 1853 Sekonyela’s eldest son, …

… and 1852 there were raiding from the Basotho people under Moshoeshoe and Batlokwa. In 1853 Sekonyela’s eldest son, …

… 1844, the Mpondo King entered an alliance with Sotho King Moshoeshoe to have the subjects of King Moshoeshoe occupy the land down the Drakensberg Mountains …

… the Bakgatla of the Western Transvaal. Sekhukhune, like  Moshoeshoe  King of the Basotho people, was an illegitimate … never accept Boer rule, he might as a last resort, like Moshoeshoe, accept Protectorate status under the British …

… 1984 – Commander of the Order of Mohlomi, by King Moshoeshoe ll, Kingdom of Lesotho 1990 – Presidential Order …