+Makuta+, perhaps 6.3 S., 13.0 E.; surrendered to Sonyo, 125. There are other localities of the same name. +Malemba+ (Lemba), a kingdom, 11.4 S., 17.0 E., 166 +Malomba+ (D. Lopez), seems to be a misprint for Malumba. +Malombe+, a “great lord” in Kisama, 9.8 S., 14.2 E., 37 +Mamboma+, an official in Luangu, 59 _n._ +Mambumba+ (D. Lopez), between river Loje and Onzo, the same as Mani Mbumbi. +Manuel+, King of Portugal, 110, 111, 113, 133, 137, 139 +Manuel+, King of Kongo, 137, 181 +Manuel+, brother of Affonso I, of Kongo, 111, 113 +Mangroves+, 76 +Manso+, Paiva, quoted, xviii, 27, 72, 102, 108, 110, 111, 119, 121, 124, 125, 130, 169, 178, 181 +Maopongo+ (Cavazzi), a corrupt spelling of Mpungu a ndongo. +Maps+, illustrating this volume, xv. +Maramara+, river, between S. Salvador and Kibangu (P. Manso), 351 +Maramba+, fetish in Yumba, 56, 82 +Maravi+, they are Zimbas and not Jagas, 150 +Marcador dos esclaves+, an officer charged with “branding” the slaves. +Margarita+ stone, 15. Garcia Simões, the Jesuit, in 1575, says that “provisions are bought for cloth and margaridit.” Rev. Tho. Lewis suggests _Ngameta_, a special kind of beads. It is just possible that these “stones” may be perforated quartz-pebbles, worn as beads, such as were recently discovered by Mr. Hobley in Kavirondo, where they are highly valued. They are found after thunder-storms, and of unknown antiquity. +Masanganu+, presidio, 9.6 S., 14.3 E., 7, 10, 13, 91, 92, 99, 146, 155, 171, 173, 181 +Mascarenhas+, bishop Simão de, 124, 167, 189 +Masicongo+ (Muizi Kongo), a Kongo man, 12 +Masongo+, a “kingdom,” the country of the Songo, 11.0 S., 13.0 E. +Masinga+, a “kingdom;” perhaps Majinga (_q.v._), hardly to be identified with the Chinge, beyond the Kwangu. +Matama+, King of Quimbebe (D. Lopez). Perhaps identical with Matimu. _See_ Quimbebe. +Matamba+, kingdom, 7.5 S., 16.5 E., 113, 116, 121, 127, 141, 142, 167 +Matamba Kalombo+, King of Matamba, 167 +Matambulas+, the spirits of the King of Kongo’s ancestors, 116 _n._ +Matapa+ (D. Lopez), stands for Monomatapa, _q. v._ +Matari+ (Matadi). There are many villages of that name. Cavazzi’s Matari, on road to Nsundi, 5.8 S., 14.6 E. +Matimu+, soba, in Ngangela, battle, 166 +Matimbas+ (Batumba), or pygmies, 59 +Matinga+, a town 60 miles N. E. of Cabo do Palmar (D. Lopez). +Matos+, Simão de, 129 +Matta+, Cordeira da, quoted, xx, 103, 141 +Mattos+, R. J. da Costa, quoted, 114 +Maxilongos+, the people of Sonyo (Paiva Manso, 350), should be Osolongo, or Musurongo. +Mayombe+ (Yumba), country, 3.3 S., 10.7 E., 53, 82 +Mbaji+, a “palaver place,” corrupted into Ambassi. _See_ S. Salvador. +Mbaka+ (Ambaca), first fort, 9.4 S., 14.7 E., 158; new fort, 9.3 S., 15.4 E., 163 +Mbakambaka+. _See_ Bakkebakke.