Changamire Dombo - The Legend - Paperback

by Isaac Rubaya (Editor), Primrose Zvikomborero Bimha (Editor), Phillip Tinashe Gwatidzo (Author)

The book is about pre colonial African history with a twist. Although inspired by a true story, the details are fictional. It takes one on a journey with the King of the Rozvi tribe, Changamire Dombo, who engaged and successfully defeated the Portuguese army that had sailed south of Africa with intent to raid the mineral enriched sub saharan kingdom, The victory not only elevates King Dombo to become the Empire King, but also leads the most successful era for the natives of the lands that stretch between modern day Zambezi and Limpopo rivers, South of Africa. The book however is not solely focused on the war, but the prelude to how Changamire Dombo rose to power. Serving an umami on the emotional palate, the book is structured to paint a vivid picture of African traditions and ways prior to colonial influence. Taking you back into the 1600s and making one feel like they are physically present in this timeline and is experiencing Dombo's journey as King's 1st hand.