Anfina alienated Gordon's friendly feeling by suggesting the wholesale assassination of Kaba Rega's officers and followers when they came on a mission to his camp.
In the time of Gordon's predecessor, Sir Samuel Baker, Kaba Rega had come to the front as a native champion, resolved to defy the Egyptians and their white leaders to do their worst.
Then Gordon drew up a plan of campaign for the effectual subjugation of Kaba Rega, but he did not wait to see it carried out, as the first move could not be made until the grass was dry enough to burn.
In these circumstances an active policy was forced on General Gordon, who promptly decided that Kaba Rega was "too treacherous" to be allowed to retain his kingdom, and that measures must be taken to set up Rionga in his place.
Of these the principal was Kaba Rega, chief of Unyoro, and the recognised ruler of the territory lying between the two Lakes.
This tomb means to the Sudan Moslems what the Kaba at Mecca means to the thousands of pilgrims who visit it; but pilgrimage is not enjoined to the Mahdi's tomb.
To the south rose the promontory of Kaba Tepe, cleared of the enemy now, our Turkish major said, and, stretching northward from it past us and Ari Burnu, the curving rim of beach held by the English.
With the periscope we worked from Kaba Tepe on the left clear across the ground in front of us to the north.
So in April landing parties were sent ashore: at Kum Kale and Sedd ul Bahr, at Kaba Tepe and Art Burnu, some twelve or fourteen miles farther north on the Aegean side of the peninsula, and at another point a few miles farther up.
Then pick some of those kaba flowers that are growing near the edge of the water, spread them on the ground and roll yourself on them.
He crawled to the pond pointed out to him, bathed well in it, and then picked the kaba flowers growing near the water, and rolled himself on them.
The closing division of the year, the five days of the xma kaba kin, called Uayeb, is represented by essentially the same glyph in both the inscriptions and the codices.
It will be remembered that Uayeb was the name for the xma kaba kin, the 5 closing days of the year.
The xma kaba kin, or "days without name," were regarded as especially unlucky and ill-omened.
Upon the most superficial examination of the reforms and innovations introduced by Tsong-Kaba into the Lamanesque worship, one must be struck with their affinity to Catholicism.
Tsong-Kaba himself withdrew into the most absolute retirement, avoiding even the presence of his parents.
At length, Tsong-Kaba resolutely put himself forward as a reformer, and began to make war upon the ancient worship.
The reformation of Tsong-Kaba triumphed in all the regions comprised between the Himalaya mountains, the frontiers of Russia, and the Great Wall of China.
At the age of three, Tsong-Kaba resolved to renounce the world, and to embrace the religious life.
The mountain at the foot of which Tsong-Kaba was born, became a famous place of pilgrimage.
Tsong-Kaba fixed his residence there, and it was there he quitted his human envelope, when his soul was absorbed in the universal essence.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kaba" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
