Talk:Khotso Sethuntsa
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Requested move 24 April 2020
editI wish to correct the title of the page Khotso Sethunsa to Khotso Sethuntsa.
In October 2019 I was able to correct this name in the body of the article (along with other minor edits); but there seems no way to effect a correction to the title!
So the absurd situation now is that all instances of the man's name in the text are correct, but the name in the title of the page is incorrect! — Preceding unsigned comment added by DeSoto 383 (talk • contribs) 00:47, 24 April 2020 (UTC)
Done. I moved the article to the correct title. Cullen328 Let's discuss it 00:59, 27 April 2020 (UTC)
Khotso's land of residence
editAs the grandson of his 10th wife "Nomalungelo Silvia Madolo" Khotso's remains are found in his tomb, at his residence which is now used to host traditional ceremonies and rituals.
Khotso gave wealth to a lot of popular clients, not popular for being his clients but popular for their own occupations and hardship.It rumoured to us Silvia's grandchildren that the founder of Z.C.C; Leganyago, was a former client to Khotso Sethunts(e). He was romoured for "Ukuthwala" of which was one of Khotso's famous works.
Khotso Sethuntse not (Sethuntsa) had only 11 wives not 22, because my grandmother "Nomalungelo Silvia Madolo" was the 10th wife, followed by the 11th wife who was the last wife. She was known as "Bethinja". I an uncertain of her whereabouts but some information provided at Khotso's page was not true but as East London historians we are working on more accurate information to reveal the truth. 41.114.212.238 (talk) 08:16, 31 December 2022 (UTC)
- I kefentse lebuso work in the research dept. of a South African university. actually commissioned project. Been wondering where the 22 wives originated but glad you could help. There is so much more to your grandfather then is written here...the reason everybody in zcc greets with the term " kgotso" is actually in reference and honour to your forefather. Please feel free to edit more , much appreciated. BILLY BOLDSA (talk) 06:17, 13 December 2023 (UTC)