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Majingilane Coalition Male Lineage

United States ShakaMapogo Offline
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Hi, I am relatively new to these threads. I’ve been following for a year and I’m wondering if someone could please tell me how many sons do the Majingilane have that have reached independence and formed coalitions? Thank you!
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( This post was last modified: 03-31-2018, 03:32 AM by Tshokwane )

(03-30-2018, 03:17 AM)ShakaMapogo Wrote: how many sons do the Majingilane have that have reached independence and formed coalitions?

Hello Shaka.

- 1 Fourways male, born 2010 (he has a partner, an unrelated male).

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- 2 Styx males, born 2011.

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- 3 Sparta males, born 2012. (1 dead, 2 missing).

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- 3 Tsalala males, born 2013.

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- 3 Mangheni males, born 2013, that joined up with 1 Talamati male (1 of the Mangheni males dissapeared after an encounter with the Charleston males).

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And then you have the still young ones: 

- 1 Othawa sub adult male, born 2015 (his brother was killed by hyenas).

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- 9 Mangheni sub adult males, born 2016.

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Tshokwane according to mala mala the fourways male wich was killed by matimbas was the adopted one. So the two fourways alive could be majingilane sons. Also the older sub adults of southern pride are majingilanes grandcubs sired by fouways. 
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(03-30-2018, 11:38 PM)T Rabbit Wrote: according to mala mala the fourways male wich was killed by matimbas was the adopted one. So the two fourways alive could be majingilane sons.

It could be, but I also have seen it mentioned enough that both blonde males had been adopted top the pride prior the emancipation. 

The one that is definitely a Majingilane son is the darker maned male, his look is unmistakable.
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(03-31-2018, 02:08 AM)Tshokwane Wrote:
(03-30-2018, 11:38 PM)T Rabbit Wrote: according to mala mala the fourways male wich was killed by matimbas was the adopted one. So the two fourways alive could be majingilane sons.

It could be, but I also have seen it mentioned enough that both blonde males had been adopted top the pride prior the emancipation. 

The one that is definitely a Majingilane son is the darker maned male, his look is unmistakable.

Orange eyes one!
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@Tshokwane Are Tsalala/Marthly males elder than Mhangeni males (First generation)
Both were born in 2013, I was thinking Mhangenis are slightly elder
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(03-30-2018, 05:44 AM)Tshokwane Wrote:
(03-30-2018, 03:17 AM)ShakaMapogo Wrote: how many sons do the Majingilane have that have reached independence and formed coalitions?

Hello Shaka.

- 1 Fourways male, born 2010 (he has a partner, an unrelated male).

*This image is copyright of its original author

- 2 Styx males, born 2011.

*This image is copyright of its original author

- 3 Sparta males, born 2012. (1 dead, 2 missing).

*This image is copyright of its original author

- 3 Tsalala males, born 2013.

*This image is copyright of its original author

- 3 Mangheni males, born 2013, that joined up with 1 Talamati male (1 of the Mangheni males dissapeared after an encounter with the Charleston males).

*This image is copyright of its original author

And then you have the still young ones: 

- 1 Othawa sub adult male, born 2015 (his brother was killed by hyenas).

*This image is copyright of its original author

- 9 Mangheni sub adult males, born 2016.

*This image is copyright of its original author

Tshokwane thank you so much! I did not mean to start a new thread, I was on my phone and couldn't figure how to use the site, but I see my mistake now. And they are such handsome boys, all of them! I got a little confused, I thought the Avoca young males are also theirs? Do you know who sired those males? Also thank you again! I am insanely in love with lions and am trying to read as much as possible about the coalitions in SS. This forum is simply amazing.
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(03-31-2018, 04:36 AM)vinodkumarn Wrote: Are Tsalala/Marthly males elder than Mhangeni males (First generation)
Both were born in 2013, I was thinking Mhangenis are slightly elder

The Tsalala males are slightly older, they were born in January while the Mangheni lads were born in July.
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(03-31-2018, 05:11 AM)ShakaMapogo Wrote: I got a little confused, I thought the Avoca young males are also theirs? Do you know who sired those males?

The Avoca males are sons of the older Avoca males, you can read about them in the thread Lions of Timbavati.

(03-31-2018, 05:11 AM)ShakaMapogo Wrote: I did not mean to start a new thread, I was on my phone and couldn't figure how to use the site, but I see my mistake now.

Don't worry about it, in fact it was a good idea because they question had come up several times and now we have a thread that will especifically answer that question.
(03-31-2018, 05:11 AM)ShakaMapogo Wrote: I am insanely in love with lions and am trying to read as much as possible about the coalitions in SS. This forum is simply amazing.

I'm very glad you like it, and I hope you have a great time learning about them, it certainly was for me.
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Let me write Majingalane Daughters 

1 Fourways born in 2010 (She has 2 cubs I think currently 2 years 3 months, not seen from quite some time .. in MalaMala/KNP border)
1 Styx born in 2011 (Currently she gave has 3 cubs, 1 cub lost.. cubs are of 7-8 month old)
1 Sparta female born in 2012 (Did not have a litter yet)
2 in Tsalala pride (1 born in 2011, disappeared recenly her sub-adult daughter of 2 year old+ is roaming alone, another born in 2013)
6 Kambulas born in 2013
1 Othawa sub-adult female born in 2015
3 sub-adult Mhangeni females born in 2016

May be to add male cubs, the one from Tsalala Tailless might be sired by Majingalanes
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@Tshokwane The Tsalala males are younger. They were born in July 2013. Source
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( This post was last modified: 03-31-2018, 05:19 PM by Tshokwane )

(03-31-2018, 02:48 PM)Tsl03 Wrote: The Tsalala males are younger. They were born in July 2013.

Maybe I got it mixed up, since they're so close, but the info I got it from their respective facebook pages, look it up.
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What are the present whereabouts of all these sons? The only ones we get regular updates of are the 3 Tsalala males and the sub-adults.
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(03-31-2018, 11:39 PM)sundarbans Wrote: What are the present whereabouts of all these sons? The only ones we get regular updates of are the 3 Tsalala males and the sub-adults.

Yeah, that's because they're all in the Kruger park, that is vast and understandably we don't get as much updates as with the others in the Sabi sands.
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(04-02-2018, 01:46 AM)Tshokwane Wrote:
(03-31-2018, 11:39 PM)sundarbans Wrote: What are the present whereabouts of all these sons? The only ones we get regular updates of are the 3 Tsalala males and the sub-adults.

Yeah, that's because they're all in the Kruger park, that is vast and understandably we don't get as much updates as with the others in the Sabi sands.

How are the Styx males doing?
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