This kingdom’s chibalo system was used by the Norwegian company Madal to force Lomwe workers to shell coconuts. Landowners in this kingdom called muzungos were often orphaned girls who employed chikunda to guard their matrilineal estates and trade with the Maravi Confederacy. Ruins built by this kingdom like Dambarare and Luanze were abandoned after its defeat by Changamire Dombo and the Rozvi Empire. This (-5[1])non-Swahili kingdom (-5[1])captured the gold-trading port (-5[1])of Sofala (-5[1])from Kilwa and built (-5[1])Fort (-5[2])Jesus (-5[1])in Mombasa, (10[3])later besieged by Omanis who rivaled this kingdom for control of the Indian Ocean trade. (-5[2])Sailors for this kingdom used caravels (10[1]-5[1])to establish the (-5[1])Cape Route (10[2])under (10[1])the House of Aviz. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[2])name this (10[1])European kingdom that colonized Mozambique. (10[2])■END■ (10[8])