Do you claim Banyole ancestry? Not only is it good for the heart to know your kinship, it could save you lots of troubles tommorow, particularly if you are younger and out on the look for a partner to marry. Join us as we trace the Banyole family tree Get to know clans of the Banyole Luhya
Clans of the Banyole Luhya
The Banyole are a tribe, or house of mulembe that is a part of the larger Luhya supracommunity. The oluyia or clans of the Banyole are: Abamutete, Abakanga, Abayangu, Abamukunzi, Abanangwe, Abasiloli, Abasiralo, Abalonga, Aberranyi, Abatongoi, Abasikhale, Abbayi, Abakhaya, Abamangali, Abasubi (Abasyubi), Abasakami, Abamuli, Abasiratsi, Abasiekwe.
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