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    VIDEO – History of Isike and Germans

    June 7, 20202 Mins Read
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    VIDEOS OF CHIEF ISIKE
    Isike ruled from 1885, the son of Chief Kiyungi. He was the last
    chief to rule Unyanyembe, an important Nyamwezi chiefdom in western Tanzania,
    before the German conquest.
    Chief Isike from Nyamwezi is
    said to be a great leader just like his counterpart Mirambo.
    By 1890 the Germans advanced
    further towards Tabora the western part of Tanganyika. It is located in the
    interior of Nyamwezi land. There, they met stiff resistance from Isike the
    Nyanyembe hereditary ruler. Isike was the only leader in Unyamwezi who was prepared
    to defend his country to the last drop of blood.
    According to European
    intelligence and correspondence information provided by missionaries and
    explorers, Isike was on top the German list of serious opponents of the
    Europeans. With the coming of the Germans Isike was going to be alone
    ⎯his Arab allies caved in, they
    abandoned the long relationship they had from the time of Isike’s father
    Mkasiwa. The Arabs recognised and acknowledged the European military power they
    sided with them in the war against Isike.
    Isike was a committed ruler
    who dedicated his life to longevity of his Nyanyembe state. He was attentive on
    matters of state governance. A man of few words. In communication with people
    he listened more than talking.

    In 1889, The Germans conducted a battle to strike Chief Isike, and the
    battle was fought for four years after the German forces failed to Chief Isike. The Germans decided to make secrete invistagation on the Isike palace or fort.
    After investigating the Palace of Isike, it was revealed that, the
    palace or fort had too strong walls to be broken by German bombs. Therefore, the
    Germans ordered a new and more powerful weapons at the time to invade the
    Palace.
    On 22/2/1893 the weapons arrived and the German forces invaded the
    Palace of Item, they fought for about a year and the armies of Isike
    failed, and then Isike was captured and they wanted to send him
    down and he refused. He hanged on his neck and hanged himself.
    Videos of Chief Isike
    Video 1

    Video 2

    Video 3

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