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Majingilane Coalition Male Lineage

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They look similar, but that's all there is to it. It's a far cry from any proof. She may also resemble the other Majingis, or maybe just looked like one of her uncles, it's impossible to tell with confidence who sired her.
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(08-13-2023, 09:02 AM)Mapokser Wrote: They look similar, but that's all there is to it. It's a far cry from any proof. She may also resemble the other Majingis, or maybe just looked like one of her uncles, it's impossible to tell with confidence who sired her.

Of course impossible for impossible people , also Nothing Impossible in this life buddy .

So i will be stupied to agree for your unaccepteble point that she may Resemble to other Majingilane , the Ture Majingilane Fan knows his lions so well , this not hard for me at All .

With All Respect Mapokser ?? .
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@Ahmed Ali Sorry but I'm not sure I understand well what you're trying to say.

Are you saying you know the Majingis well because you're a true fan and therefore can tell who fathered that female?

If this is what you're saying, first of, Majingis were all brothers and therefore have some degree of resemblance between all of them, second, even if they didn't and that Kambula only looked like GM, it'd still be no proof at all that he is the father.

Lions, just like people, can resemble a father, but also an uncle/aunt, grandparent, and so on.

As for "with all respect", I'm not sure you were that respectful since you seem to have said you'd be stupid to agree with my "unacceptable" opinion that the Kambula might resemble one of her potential fathers or for certain at least uncles which would share up to 25% of their DNA with her.

Though maybe you meant something else rather than stupid, I get that it's not always easy to type in a second or third language.
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(08-13-2023, 11:52 PM)Mapokser Wrote: @Ahmed Ali Sorry but I'm not sure I understand well what you're trying to say.

Are you saying you know the Majingis well because you're a true fan and therefore can tell who fathered that female?

If this is what you're saying, first of, Majingis were all brothers and therefore have some degree of resemblance between all of them, second, even if they didn't and that Kambula only looked like GM, it'd still be no proof at all that he is the father.

Lions, just like people, can resemble a father, but also an uncle/aunt, grandparent, and so on.

As for "with all respect", I'm not sure you were that respectful since you seem to have said you'd be stupid to agree with my "unacceptable" opinion that the Kambula might resemble one of her potential fathers or for certain at least uncles which would share up to 25% of their DNA with her.

Though maybe you meant something else rather than stupid, I get that it's not always easy to type in a second or third language.

It is time to move on from this discussion, and back to the topic at hand, lions. Thank you.
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I fully agree with @BA0701 , discussion needs to stop and it's time to back with the topic, in this case, lions
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New found pictures for Hip scar Majingilane sister and his mother with his young Nephews that sired by Robson/Othawa One eye and Stompie in early 2010 .

These photos back to may 2011 near or next to Mantimahle Dam .

The first 2 photos for the old lioness ( Mother of the hip and his sister ) .

The last one of HS sister with her one of 2 cubs .

Photos By :- Klystron003 .
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(08-26-2023, 11:26 AM)Ahmed Ali Wrote:
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New found pictures for Hip scar Majingilane sister and his mother with his young Nephews that sired by Robson/Othawa One eye and Stompie in early 2010 .

These photos back to may 2011 near or next to Mantimahle Dam .

The first 2 photos for the old lioness ( Mother of the hip and his sister ) .

The last one of HS sister with her one of 2 cubs .

Photos By :- Klystron003 .
I remember these boys. I think about them sometimes, because it's so sad to know that they disappeared before they became adults.
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one of the five older ( 2005 ) leeupan/Mantimahle coalition with lioness mating pair  between 2007/2008 in Tshokwane picnic spot area ( Snip tail old leeupan ) Majingilane father .

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These pictures for 2 amazing male lions that lived in Kruger and Greater Kruger National Park and left a huge legecy behind them.

The diffrents between them is :- that one lion in the Right pic ( Created By :- Michael Moss  Scar nose male lion of Majingilane in 2010 ) is more famous than the lion in the left picture ( Created to Gert de Koker the Snip tail of the oldest ( 2005 )  five leeupan/Mantimahle coalition) .

To make every one Clear that these 2 are related ( So the male lion in the left picture is Father of the male lion in the other picture .

At the end they are similler like father like son .
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we finelly finde a legendery photo for the legendery Dark mane Majingilane as Cub back in August 2006  we done hardly job well comparing pictures with my chines frinds and we finelly  find it?? .

Created by :- Arno .

So if this photo in August what the reall brith of Dark mane majingilane and his littilmate sister ? I mean what month ?

Help us to finde and thank you as alwayes .
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Great photos for the one of Mantimahle pride females ( the Twin/littilemat sister of the legendery Hip Scar Majingilane ) seen resting near H1-2 Kruger Skukuza - Tshokwane Road .

2011

Photo Created By :- Nhongo Safaries 
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I can't say if that is DM by those photos, nor can I say if it is from August 2006.

We do, however, have photos of Matimbas and sisters as cubs around this time and when Majingis and Matimbas clashed in August 2011, Cedric, a northern ranger, said at the time, in his report of the clash "Matimbas are big in body but Majingilanes are older, about a year".

That would make the Birmingham Matimbas ( but HB who was younger ) 5yo at that time, same as Majingilane if that was DM in August 2006, in fact Matimbas might even be slightly older since DM was thought to be a bit older than some of his brothers.

Could the Majingilane be much more well developed for their age to make them look a year older than the Matimbas, lions known for being precocious, with great genes for mane and development? Seems unlike to me.

Also, that would make the Majingilane barely 4yo when they ousted the Mapogos, which also seems very unlikely. Not to say they would be only 11yo when they died in early 2018 of old age despite having a huge territory and 2 prides while not being pressured by any rivals.
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(09-11-2024, 10:27 PM)Mapokser Wrote: I can't say if that is DM by those photos, nor can I say if it is from August 2006.

We do, however, have photos of Matimbas and sisters as cubs around this time and when Majingis and Matimbas clashed in August 2011, Cedric, a northern ranger, said at the time, in his report of the clash "Matimbas are big in body but Majingilanes are older, about a year".

That would make the Birmingham Matimbas ( but HB who was younger ) 5yo at that time, same as Majingilane if that was DM in August 2006, in fact Matimbas might even be slightly older since DM was thought to be a bit older than some of his brothers.

Could the Majingilane be much more well developed for their age to make them look a year older than the Matimbas, lions known for being precocious, with great genes for mane and developing? Seems unlike to me.

Also, that would make the Majingilane barely 4yo when they ousted the Mapogos, which also seems very unlikely. Not to say they would be only 11yo when they died in early 2018 of old age despite having a huge territory and 2 prides while not being pressured by any rivals.

Yes the date is Correct i wish i can share with you the link of this picture .

We all do know them born 2005/2006 .

Hip scar and his littilmate sister i post few hours are the oldest them born in 2005 .

Others like DM , SN , GM , 5th and thier siblings born early 2006 as What Rob Vambleo told me last year .

We saw thier fathers the five older ( 2005 ) Leeupan/Mantimahle coalition they are Massive male lions with a Great size and manes yes in thier first time thier manes was short but when they growup they had Massive manes and bodies .

Also we saw thier grandsons and daughters like sons of Majingilanes and thier sisters in Mantimahle pride and other prides like Mazithi and others .

Mantimahle coalition are Nephews of Majingilane ask me how ?

The majingilane fathers ruled Mazithi pride befor and left somthing behind last one seen in December 2011 .

So the old Mazithi males who came after and take over the Mazithi pride them mated with the OG females and thier daughters who fatherd by old five leeupans , so this is the relationship between the Mantimahles and majingilane .

The point is they have legendery Gentic .
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(09-11-2024, 10:27 PM)Mapokser Wrote: I can't say if that is DM by those photos, nor can I say if it is from August 2006.

We do, however, have photos of Matimbas and sisters as cubs around this time and when Majingis and Matimbas clashed in August 2011, Cedric, a northern ranger, said at the time, in his report of the clash "Matimbas are big in body but Majingilanes are older, about a year".

That would make the Birmingham Matimbas ( but HB who was younger ) 5yo at that time, same as Majingilane if that was DM in August 2006, in fact Matimbas might even be slightly older since DM was thought to be a bit older than some of his brothers.

Could the Majingilane be much more well developed for their age to make them look a year older than the Matimbas, lions known for being precocious, with great genes for mane and developing? Seems unlike to me.

Also, that would make the Majingilane barely 4yo when they ousted the Mapogos, which also seems very unlikely. Not to say they would be only 11yo when they died in early 2018 of old age despite having a huge territory and 2 prides while not being pressured by any rivals.

Not declaring, or even speculating on their actual age, as I have no evidence to say one way or another, but all I can say is that the Majins looked young when they killed KT, and did not appear to be over 5, if they were even 5 when that happened. Given the impressive beasts they all grew into, it seems, to me, that they may have been no older than 5 at that time, perhaps even younger. As that recent video by James Miller even states, it seems that very fight was when those boys gained their overwhelming confidence, almost like it gave them the proof they needed to know what they were actually capable of. It appears, to my untrained eyes, that the 5th looked to be the oldest of them, perhaps the biggest as well, and he did not look any older than 5 either.

KT confronted them while he was alone, though he had an injured foot from his fight with their brother earlier in the day, which that fight, no doubt, lead to him brimming with confidence as well, enough that he confronted 4 males while by himself. That video also shows a screen grab from the fight where KT was killed, when Mr T came rushing in, only to realize he was being confronted by a superior force. For a fighter like Mr. T to back down in any fight, speaks volumes, and it surely had to have had an effect on the young males as well, as it looks from the picture that it was SN who was face to face with Mr T when he ran.
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