The Palace of Westminster is the meeting place for the houses of parliament. It was first built in around 1045-1050. It underwent several renovations, and then was rebuilt entirely in 1834 after a fire.It was damaged yet again during The Blitz in 1941.

Mthethwa is a small, historical village and is located south of the Mfolozi River in the northeastern part of the present-day province of KwaZulu-Natal, located in South Africa (“Mthethwa”). This village had many leaders, the most notable being that of Dingiswayo; under his rule, Mthethwa became prominent during the first twenty years of the 19^th century (“Mthethwa”). This occurred by accruing even smaller villages into their power of rule, and this led to more opportunities for the people of this land (“Mthethwa”).