evidence: Eswatini, named after King Mswati II, is also referred to as KaNgwane, honoring Ngwane III. The royal house carries the surname Nkhosi Dlamini, with Nkhosi translating to "king." [...] In 1982, there was an unsuccessful attempt to transfer parts of South Africa, specifically areas of the Zulu homeland of KwaZulu and parts of the Swazi homeland of KaNgwane, to Swaziland. [...] As a response to the failed transfer, the South African government temporarily suspended the autonomy of KaNgwane.