Angola, Matara.
To the west of Matara is the Luanda Kingdom, which was not completely wiped out by East Africa because the Luanda Kingdom spans both sides of the Kongou River, and East Africa only took the land on the eastern side.
The main part of the Luanda Kingdom was originally on the west bank of the Kongou River, so most of the Luanda people fled directly to the west bank after encountering the East African army, and the Luanda Kingdom did not suffer much loss this time.
To the west of the Luanda Kingdom, Matara is one of the most inland colonies of the Portuguese in Angola.
As a Portuguese colonial stronghold, there are no special mineral resources here, but the land is flat, and rainfall is abundant, so the Portuguese have established large plantations in Matara, mainly growing palm trees and coffee.
