Comparing the Leadership of Queen Nzinga and Louis XIII

For example, the Portuguese are greedy with slaves, because they need them to work in Brazilian sugar plantations and see Ndongo as precious main dish for this favorable trade. Queen Nzinga has experienced many fights but tried to maintain an alliance with other empires, especially Portuguese. It is released from harmful war.

Queen Anna Nsinga, also known as Ana de Sousa Nzinga Mbande, is the Queen of the Ndongo Kingdom and the Matamba Kingdom (occupying Angola country in southern Africa today), who lived in the 16th and 17th centuries. Queen Nzinga best remembers her resistance to Portuguese and releases her people from slavery. Queen Nzinga is thought to have been born in the early 1580s. Nzinga's father, Ngola Kiluanji Kia Samba, is the ruler of the people of Ndongo. In the same year Nzinga was born, the king began to guide his people against the Portuguese colonialists. Because of the growing demand for slave labor in the new world colonies like Brazil, it is said that these Europeans are attacking the slave territory of Ndongo. In addition, the Portuguese tried to conquer the area thought to contain silver mines.

When dealing with Ngora Kingdom, the Portuguese encountered a strong resistance from a powerful woman named Anna Ngaga. Nzinga is a sister of King Ngola and is negotiating peace with the Portuguese. In 1624, Brothers of Ningjing passed away, and she became the ruler of Ngorgora. Nzinga has appointed women to all the most important positions. During the ceremony, and perhaps other times, Queen Ninga will dress as a man. As Queen, especially the Queen who selects male privileges, she has multiple spouses. Queen Nzinga makes her men's clothes female!