The Kazembe Kingdom (light area, and capital shown as red dot) in its prime in the first half of the 19th Century, before Msiri took south-east Katanga. Boundaries of territories and principal trade routes shown are approximate. See the article on Msiri for the same area in 1880.
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The Kazembe Kingdom (light area, and capital shown as red dot) in its prime in the first half of the 19th Century, before Msiri took south-east Katanga. Boundaries of territories and principal trade routes shown are approximate.