The Mantimahle Males

[Ttimemarti]

(10-03-2024, 09:05 PM)Mapokser Wrote: @Ttimemarti This is not how these competition works, the 5, 6 lions of each coalition don't show uo at the same time like in medieval battles and fight 5v5, 6v6 until one side wins.

Wits, bond, teamwork and even luck play huge roles, and the fact is that Majingilane had competition from all these coalitions and came on top at the end.

Great example were the Matshipiri and S.Matimba competition, you could see the Matshipiri being around the size of the Kambula females ( vid of them mating shows it ), while MalaMala described Matimbas as enormous next to the Kambulas.

We also know how overall strong, formidable and experienced Matimbas were, yet, at the end, Matshipiri ousted them, just like a MalaMala guide had described when their competition started "Clarendon males are definitely bigger, but Matshipiri are street wise".

Could Matshipri beat S.Matimbas in a straight up 2v2 brawl? Probably not, but they still won the warfare.

Could Ndhzengas beat PCM the same way? Probably not, but they still chased PCM off recently.

And btw, Majingis stalemated or won a chasing clash against Matimbas in 2011 despite being outnumbered 3v4.

Just a friendly convo and I agree on most of what you said but from what I got out of the Matimbas leaving the central sabi sands was it was that they left for no reason but I think it was just too much pressure from multiple coalitions and I was unaware of the 4v3 majinagline vs matimba and one other question after nduna disappeared how long did it take for the coalition to split or was it just almost immediately that they split or was it just nduna kept them together because he was kinda the middle man sorta thing? I also didn’t think size matter too much but health would be the thing that would determine the outcome since most even clashes (physical altercations) of healthy males don’t really happen Plains camp and nwaswitshakas didn’t actually fight but in the end they drove the plains camp males out of their territory right? Reply