mutesa ii造句

• They shelled the palace with the king Mutesa II trapped inside.
• 1963-Mutesa II, ruler of Buganda becomes the first president of Uganda.
• It is named after Mutesa II of Buganda.
• Kabaka Mutesa II himself escaped the compound during a cloudburst in the middle of the battle.
• Mutesa, also known as Mutesa II of Buganda, went into exile in the United Kingdom.
• 1963-Mutesa II, the kabaka ( ruler ) of Buganda becomes the first president of Uganda.
• Mutesa II died in exile, but was allowed to be buried in Buganda by a new president, Idi Amin.
• Sir Edward Mutesa II and Sir Andrew Cohen were thus instrumental in Abu Mayanja's continuation of his undergraduate education.
• The Kabaka of Buganda, Mutesa II of Buganda, invited her to work as a private secretary in his government.
• The monarchy was finally restored in 1993, with the son of Mutesa II, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II as its Kabaka.
• Uganda did not become a republic " de jure " until 1966 with Obote's conflict with President Edward Mutesa II.
• King Fredrick Mutesa II of Buganda, another of Uganda's traditional kingdoms, was now the president, with Prime Minister Milton Obote.
• The Kabaka ( King ), Sir Edward Mutesa II, raised the issue of Abu Mayanja's education with the Colonial Governor Sir Andrew Cohen.
• Mutesa II, who had been regarded by his subjects as uninterested in their welfare, now refused to cooperate with Cohen's plan for an integrated Buganda.
• As a result, Governor Cohen signed a declaration withdrawing British recognition of Kabaka Mutesa II as Buganda's native ruler under clause 6 of the 1900 Buganda agreement.
• Modern building materials were introduced in the last major renovation in 1938 by Kabaka Mutesa II of Buganda, including a steel structure, concrete columns, and bricks, largely concealed behind traditional materials.
• In 1972 Abu Mayanja chaired the committee that made the arrangements for the return of the body of Ssekabaka Sir Edward Mutesa II from London, where he had died in 1969, back to Uganda.
• Four years later, Henley embalmed the remains of Mutesa II of Buganda; and when Idi Amin had Mutesa II's body returned from London to Uganda in 1971, Henley was requested to accompany it.
• Four years later, Henley embalmed the remains of Mutesa II of Buganda; and when Idi Amin had Mutesa II's body returned from London to Uganda in 1971, Henley was requested to accompany it.
• He was later appointed Assistant Secretary in the office of the Prime Minister of Uganda and received promotions, including one for saving the life of the King Sir Edward Mutesa II from an assassination attempt by Idi Amin in 1966.