Works by Capuchin friars such as Giovanni Cavazzi da Montecuccolo (“mon-tay-KOO-ko-lo”) are an important source for the history of this state. The son of a ruler of this state was appointed bishop in partibus infidelium of Utica. A woman from this state recovered from an illness possessed by Saint Anthony and led her followers (10[1])to occupy the abandoned capital of São Salvador. King Pedro IV of this state (10[1])ordered the prophet Kimpa Vita to be burned at the stake. Catholicism became entrenched in this state during the rule of (10[1])Afonso (-5[1])I. (-5[1])Following a dispute (-5[1])with this state, Portugal (-5[1])moved the bishop’s seat at this state’s capital to the nearby colonial city of Luanda. This kingdom’s lineage of Christian kings began with the conversion of Nzinga-a-Nkuwu. For 10 points, name this kingdom that was located to the south of a namesake Central African river. ■END■ (10[5])