Mutesa I

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Also Known As	Mutesa Walugembe Mukaabya
Born	c.1838 • Uganda
Died	October 1884 • Uganda
Notable Family Members	son Mwanga

Mwanga

king of Buganda

Mutesa II

king of Buganda

Sir Apolo Kagwa

prime minister of Buganda

Frederick Lugard

Frederick Lugard

British colonial administrator

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