A History of the Luo-Abasuba of Western Kenya, from A.D. 1760-1940

Abakunta Abasuba Adiang ajuoga allies asked Bantu Bantu splinter became known begot brother Busoga cattle Central Nyanza chief claim clan daughter decided descendants Dholuo elders father fight fish founder Gembe location girl Gumba Gusii Gwasi Hill Imbo Kabaka Kabaka Junju Kakimba Kakimba-Wiramba Kaksingri Kamagambo Kamasengre Kamreri Kamwegenya Kanyamwa Kasgunga Kaswanga Kayanja Kenge Kenya Kiboye Kigunga Kiimba killed Kimundi Kione Kisumu Kiwoyi lake Lake Victoria lakeshore land leader lived Luo language Luo-Abasuba Luoland Lware mainland of South mainland region Mamra marriage married Masai Mfangano Island Mirunda Mukonya Munyama Murienyi Mwembe Nairobi Nguna Obar Ogot Omato Rieny Rintu Rusinga and Mfangano Rusinga Island Semakookiro settled Seventh-Day Adventist sons South Nyanza sub-clans Tanzania took traders tradition Uganda Uruma Usawo Uyoma Waganda Wagasi Wagimbe Wagire Wakiala Wakinga Wakisori Wakula Walowa Wamlanda Wanyama Waondo Waondo-Kayanja Ware Wasaki Wasamo Wategi Waware wife Wiramba Wisokolwa Witewe wuon Yagra