Are there any black queens or princesses?

Question

im wondering, cuz i never heard of any.

Answer 1

Some African countries have had kings and queens in the past, though I don't know how many do now.  Ethiopia used to have an emperor, but the last one, Haile Selassie, was replaced by a military government in 1974.

There were some famous African queens in the past, one of the most famous was Queen  Zinga of Ndongo, who in the 17th century fought the Portugese and was an ally of the Dutch.

Answer 2

Yeah, we tend not to put as much value on them...nasty of us, really, but I'm pretty sure most of their kingdoms are kind of small, and considered unimportant, and probably considered less worthy by most European monarchies...as in, you wouldn't be likely to see the future king of England or Spain courting a princess from Lesotho.  You know?  Their families and governments wouldn't look as highly upon such a thing...like I said, not terribly nice, is it?

Answer 3

There's still a lot of Arabian royalty, if that helps.

Answer 4

Yes,several African countries have monarchies.

The media doesn't pay them much attention,though.

Lesotho,Swaziland, and Morocco have African-based monarchies,while the Kingdom of Spain reigns in the Canary Islands Ceuta and Melilla.

In Lesotho King Letsie married in 2000 to Ms. Karabo Mots'oeneng, with whom he has two daughters and one son,

Her Royal Highness Princess Mary Senate Mohato Seeiso, born 7 October 2001 and

Her Royal Highness Princess 'M'aSeeiso, born 20 November 2004.

His Royal Highness Prince Lerotholi David Mohato Bereng Seeiso, born April 18, 2007

Morocco is led by Arabians.

Swaziland is reigned by Mswati III who has more thatn one wife:

The king has 13 wives and 23 children.

Inkhosikati (Queen) LaMatsebula—Ritual wife. Has a degree in Psychology.

Son: HRH Prince Sicalo

Son: Prince Maveletiveni

Inkhosikati LaMotsa—Ritual wife. UNDP Goodwill Ambassador since 1996. [2]

Son: Prince Majahonkhe (1991)

Son: "Prince Buhlebenkhosi"

Son: "Prince Lusuku"

1986 Inkhosikati LaMbikiza—(born 16 June 1969 as Sibonelo Mngomezulu) Daughter of Percy Mngomezulu; an advocate, received her degree from UNISA. LaMbikiza is involved in the Swazi Royal Initiative to Combat AIDS (RICA). The initiative involves the recording of songs by Swazi, South African and international artists and the proceeds of the sales are allocated to programmes aimed at helping people affected by AIDS.

Daughter: Princess Sikhanyiso Dlamini (1987)

Son: Prince Lindaninkosi Dlamini (Lindani) (1989)

Inkhosikati LaNgangaza —(born Carol Dlamini) [Patron of world organisation "Hospice at Home" previously headed by Princess Diana]

Daughter: Princess Temaswati Dlamini (1988)

Daughter: Princess Tiyandza Dlamini (1992)

Daughter: Princess Tebukhosi Dlamini (1994)

Putsoana Hwala—(born 1974 ??) Known as Inkhosikati LaHwala She left the king on June 24, 2004 and moved to South Africa.[3]

Son: Prince Bandzile (1990)

Daughter: Princess Temashayina (1994)

Delisa Magwaza—(born 1974 ??) Known as Inkhosikati LaMagwaza. She also left the king in 2004, after having an affair.[3]

Daughter: Princess Temtsimba Dlamini (1992)

Daughter: Princess Sakhizwe Dlamini (1999)

August 2000 Inkhosikati LaMasango—(born 1981 ?? as Senteni Masango)

Daughter: "Princess Sentelweyinhosi" (2000)

Daughter: "Princess Sibusezweni" (2003)

December 1998 Inkhosikati LaGija—(born Angel Dlamini)

Daughter: "Princess Yenziwe" (2003)

June 2002 Inkhosikati LaMagongo—(born Nontsetselo Magongo) Niece of Chief Mlobokazana Fakudze, Chief at Mgazini.

Son: Prince Mcwasho (2002)

November 2002 Inkhosikati LaMahlangu—(born 1984 as Zena Soraya Mahlangu) (see below)

Son: Prince Saziwangaye (2004)

May 2005 Inkhosikati LaNtentesa (born 1981 Noliqhwa Ayanda Ntentesa), betrothed November 2002, married in a traditional function held at Ludzidzini Royal Residence May 26, 2005.

June 2005 Inkhosikati LaDube (born Nothando Dube) a Miss Teen Swaziland finalist at age 16, chosen at the Umhlanga (Reed Dance) ceremony on August 30, 2004 while she was a grade 9 pupil at Mater Dorolosa High School. Married 11 June 2005.

Daughter: Princess Makhosothando (2005)

Son: "Prince Betive" (2007)

14 April 2007 Inkhosikati LaNkambule (born Phindile Nkambule), chosen at the Umhlanga (Reed Dance) ceremony in 2005.

Daughter: "Princess Buhlebetive" (2007)

Answer 5

must be. dunno, apologies.

Answer 6

in britain no but in africa there may well be

Answer 7

Princess Sikhanyiso recently made Forbe's list of the 20 hottest young royals from around the world. She is a beautiful African Princess from Swaziland currently living and studying in California.

  The skin colors of the other 20 royals come in a lot of different hues.

Answer 8

Yes,there are currently three monarchies in Africa and they are Lesotho,Morocco and Zwaziland.Hope this helps.

Answer 9

queen Macumba of the mountainous region of kqonga laa wyomog reigned for 50 years