Waziri Named In The Tarzan Series

 

Waziri Named In The Tarzan Series 

• Buira, a Waziri woman, daughter of Muviro, who went missing and was searched for by her father.

Buria

• Busuli, a Waziri warrior who introduces Tarzan to the tribe. Later subchief under Tarzan, assuming he is the same as "Basuli," who appears in that role. Basuli presumably died in the German raid on the Greystoke plantation during World War I.

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• Chowambi, chief of the tribe before Waziri, his son.

Chief Chowambi

• Mugambi, originally chief of the Wagambi of the Ugambi tribe; on Tarzan's invitation he joined the Waziri as a warrior. Mugambi presumably died in the German raid on the Greystoke plantation during World War I.

Mugambi

• Muviro, an aged Waziri warrior who knew Tarzan "in the old days," assuming he is the same as "Muviri," who is introduced in that role. Later subchief under Tarzan in succession to Basuli. Father of Wasimbu and Buira.

Muviro

• Tarzan, chief of the tribe in succession to Waziri after the latter's decease. Also known initially as Waziri.

Thomas Yeates

• Usula, a Waziri who went to London in his youth as a servant to Tarzan, who as a result learned fluent English. Later returned to Africa and served on the Greystoke plantation.

Usula

• Waranji, a Waziri warrior.

Waranji

• Wasimbu, a Waziri warrior who was crucified to death by the Germans who raided the Greystoke plantation during World War I. Son of Muviro.

Tarzan The Untamed 

• Waziri, chief of the tribe in succession to Chowambi, his father. Evidently, each chief takes the name of the tribe as his own. (Tarzan, Waziri's successor, is also initially called "Waziri" by his tribesmen.) Presumably, the title is used only for the current chief, previous chiefs, like Chowambi, being referred to by their original personal names on decease. The personal name of this "Waziri" is not given in the novels.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

James Michael Moody is a lifelong fan and collector of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Over the past forty-five years, Moody has contributed over two hundred articles to various ERB-related fanzines. He also manages an unauthorized Tarzan blog titled Greystoke Chronologist: James Michael Moody. There, the researcher chronologies the Tarzan books starting in May 1872 (known as the pushback theory) instead of the more accepted date, May 1888.

James Michael Moody 

James Michael Moody also authorizes the action-packed Sci-Fi fantasy adventure Unium series. Pioneers On Unium, published December 31, 2019, Exiled On Unium, published August 25, 2022, and Swordsman On Unium, published on July 15, 2024.

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