Lobengula

It was named Lobengula, after a 19th-century king in southern Africa.

It does admit that there are three skulls taken in 1893 from a place associated with executions carried out by a Zimbabwean chief, Lobengula.

It may be remembered that the ill-fated Lobengula refused to have his portrait taken because he believed that by means of the image of himself he could be magically infected with a dread disease.

Why does Lobengula, when finding fault with his regiments, appear a great commander?

Cut is poor Lobengula's comb, 'Tis said that all roads lead to Rome.