Category:Biharwe Eclipse Monument

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English: Eclipse Monument is located on Biharwe Hill in Mbarara District, aka Biharwe Eclipse Monument. It is famous because in Biharwe in 1520 AD, the total eclipse of the sun forced the king of Bunyoro, Olimi I Rwitamahanga, to abandon all the cows, women and slaves he had raided from Rwanda on his way back to Bunyoro, during the reign of Umwami Ruganzu II Ndori.

This is a category about a National Cultural Site of Uganda with id: UG-W-001

Biharwe Eclipse Monument

<nowiki>1520 AD Biharwe Eclipse Monument; It was built in commemoration of the total eclipse of the sun which took place on April 17, 1520. It is located in Biharwe town in Mbarara District, Uganda.; Biharwe Eclipse Monument</nowiki>
1520 AD Biharwe Eclipse Monument 
It was built in commemoration of the total eclipse of the sun which took place on April 17, 1520. It is located in Biharwe town in Mbarara District, Uganda.
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LocationMbarara District, Western Region, Uganda
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  • National Cultural Site of Uganda
Inception
  • 2014
Map0° 31′ 33.5″ S, 30° 44′ 22.59″ E
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