Zulu King defies the professor to follow the fight in South Africa

The large community of Zul’s King South Africa was caused by a professor and a cultural expert in the fight for sticks, saying he had been insulted with the whole nation of Zul.

King Misuzulu Kazwelithini made the problem of Professor Mus Sula in front of thousands of people who gathered in his recently built royal palace for an annual Dance Reed.

“We are evil and we will do everything to protect and preserve our cultures,” he said, Timeslive News reports.

Professor Sulu told the BBC that he had accepted the king’s personal challenge as a joke, but said he was worried about security when he was attacked by other Zulus.

“I got threats from wage killers,” he said, adding that he filed an official complaint to the police.

King Misuzul did not specify that it was his professional to say that he was being angry, but he was quoted: “I am sore when I see another man who tells me how to do his job.”

“It is normal when he is against me, but when he offends me, he also insults Zulu’s nation,” he said, according to the websites of IOL, that it was reportedly short speech on one of the main events in the traditional Zulu calendar.

“If his friends are here, go and tell him that there is a combat ring – if he wants a stick because I can take it,” the king said, 50 years.

Professor Sulu told BBC that he believed that the king was angry interview, which he gave to the local media, in which he stated that the transition to the new Palace of Emashben could be considered as a wasteful, given that 152 million Rand ($ 9 million; 6.5 million pounds) were spent on the reconstruction of the Enenok. Introduced into South Africa.

But “talk about state finances is not an insult,” he said.

“I am not his press -secretary,” he added, noting that he has a doctoral degree in music and cultural tourism.

“I have nothing personal against the king.”

When asked about the fight against sticks, he said it was a part of the Zul’s culture, but those who struggles had to be equal and “I am not equal to the king.”

The 64-year-old professor also stated that he did not do a single fight against teenagers.

King Misuzul was crowned in 2022, after many years after his father’s death, the long -standing king of Tsvelitini, and then his mother soon.

Two of his brothers challenged the claims of the Misuzul to the throne, but he was recognized by both Zulu’s royal farm and the South African state.

The throne does not have official political power, but about five of 64 million South Africa, and its monarchy remains extremely influential with the annual budget funded by more than 4.9 million taxpayers (3.5 million pounds).

Zulu’s kingdom has proud stories. World famous for victory over British troops during the Battle of Isandlwan 1879.