Part 10: The Queen's Final Days The Last Queen of Kigali: A Memoir of Ancient Kano
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The Queen's Final Days
The Queen of Kigali had been ruling for many years and her reign had been peaceful and prosperous. But as she aged, she began to feel her mortality and knew that her time was coming to an end. She wanted to make sure that her legacy would live on, so she called a meeting of her advisors and the people of Kigali to discuss her final wishes.
At the meeting, the Queen announced that she wanted to bequeath her kingdom to her son, Prince Kano. She declared that he would be the new ruler of Kigali and that he would be responsible for upholding the laws and traditions of the kingdom. She also declared that the people of Kigali would be loyal to him and that he would be their protector.
The Queen then made her final request: she asked that the people of Kigali remember her and her reign fondly. She asked that they remember her for her wisdom, her courage, and her dedication to her people.
The people of Kigali agreed to the Queen's request and promised to remember her always. They also promised to honor her memory by continuing to uphold the laws and traditions of the kingdom.
The Queen passed away peacefully a few days later, surrounded by her family and the people of Kigali. Her son, Prince Kano, succeeded her as the new ruler of Kigali. He was a wise and just ruler, and he continued to uphold the laws and traditions of the kingdom.
The people of Kigali never forgot the Queen and her reign. They remembered her fondly and honored her memory by continuing to uphold the laws and traditions of the kingdom. The Queen's legacy lives on in Kigali to this day.