File:Godide in 1895.jpg

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Description Godide (1876-1911), son of Gungunhana, the Nguni prince captured by the Portuguese colonial army in Mozambique and exiled to the Azores. Was the last recognized member of the Jamine dinasty.
Engraving by Francisco Pastor, published in 1895.
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Author Francisco Pastor
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