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Gbudwe Bazingbi (c.1835, also called Yambio)[1] was the Azande King in South Sudan from 1870–1905.[2]
His real name was Mbio, which means "a kind of small antelope", but he renamed himself "Gbudwe", also written as Gbudue, meaning "to tear out a man's intestines".[citation needed]
- ^ "Research from the South Sudan National Archives: The Political Life of King Gbudwe's Grave | Rift Valley Institute". riftvalley.net. Retrieved 2022-04-13.
- ^ Mair, Lucy Philip (1974). African societies. Cambridge University Press. p. 219. ISBN 978-0-521-09854-0.