+Mpanzu-alumbu+ (Panzu or Pazoalumbu) a village or district on the lower Kongo, either in Mpangu-lungu or that district itself. King Affonso (Paiva Manso, 50) calls himself “Lord of the Conquest of Pazoallumbo,” and does not mention Pangalungu, which certainly was a district incorporated with Kongo in his day. Bastian (_Exped. an der Loangoküste_, i, 289), mentions a village Mpanzo, and another Mpanzo mfinda (“Mpanzo in the Wood”) as being near Sonyo. Mpangu and Mpanzu may possibly be interchangeable, just as Lopez gives the name of Mpango to the fourth king of Kongo, whom others call Mpanzu, 112, 113 +Mpanzu anzinga+, King of Kongo, 130, 131, 137 +Mpemba+, province of Kongo, capital, 7.1 S., 14.8 E. +Mpemba-kasi+, district around S. Salvador, 103, 131 +Mpinda+, 6.1 S., 12.4 E., 42, 110, 115, 121, 161 +Mpozo+, river, enters Kongo at Matadi, 5.8 S., 13.5 E. +Mpunga+, an ivory trumpet. _See_ Ponge. +Mubela+, village with chapel, in Bengo (Mbengu.) +Muchima+, presidio and soba, 9.4 S., 13.9 E., 146, 155, 174, 186 +Mucondo.+ _See_ Nkondo. +Muene+, in Angole, a title, lord, owner. Ngana (Nga-) is a synonym. +Mugi.+ _See_ Muzi. +Mukimba+, cattle-breeders in hills of Benguella, 14.0 S., 13.0 E., 160 +Mulato+ children, born white, 49 +Mulaza+ (Kongo dia Mulaza) 6.0 S., 16.3 E. +Mundequetes+, derived from Nteke, _plur._ Manteke or Anazinteke, our Bateke. +Muongo Matamba+, queen, 167 +Murça+, Francisco de, 132 +Muromba+, river N. of Felippe de Benguella, perhaps the Balombo, 11.0 S., 13.8 E., 160 +Musasa+, the wife of Dongy, a Jaga, 152 +Museke+, “farm,” or country-house, and hence used to denote the vicinity of a town. There is thus a Museke of Luandu, a Museke of Masanganu, etc., 156 +Muswalu+, province of Kougo, 112 +Musuku+, province of Kongo, 112. The Maungu, a tribe extending eastward across the Kwangu (8.0 S.), are also known as Musuku; a village Musuku lies on the lower Zaire. +Musulu+ (Mosul), 8.5 S., 13.3 E., 120 +Musurongo+, or Asolongo, the people of Sonyo, 130 +Mutemu+, Ndembu, at head of navigation of the Lufune, 8.2 S., 14.3 E. +Mutemu Kavongonge+, 8.2 S., 15.3 E. +Mutemukingengo+, ndembu, about 7.9 S., 15.0 E., 180 +Mutiny+ at Luandu, 186; at Masanganu, 181 +Muyilu+, province of Kongo, 112 +Muzombi+ (D. Lopez), are the Zombo in Mbatu, 5.8 S., 15.5 E. +Muzi zemba+ (Muge azemba), soba in Lamba, 149 +Mwana+, in Kongo, a title, son; mwana, a ntinu, prince; _synonyms_ are Muene, Muata, Ngana. Mani is a corruption. +Mwana mtapa+, famous empire on lower Zambezi, described as Benemotapa, 61 +Nabo angungo+. _See_ Nambu a ngongo.