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Connon Wesleyan Reform Chapel in the village of the same name was built in 1865 in defiance of the local Bible Christians who had expelled and barred the lead minister.

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The indigenous Swazi (or Swati) state emerged during the rise of the Zulu nation to the south in the 1700s, originating as a Bantu-speaking people of the Nguni group.

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Britain agreed to the creation of the Transvaal protectorate of Swaziland on 19 December 1894 without it being incorporated into Transvaal, and with internal independence largely remaining guaranteed.

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The mighty Ottery St Mary Parish Church was built in its earliest stages after Domesday Book in 1080, with the manor and parish not long having been granted to Rouen Cathedral by Edward the Confessor.

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The independent nation state of Swaziland emerged during independence in 1968 under the continued rule of King Sobhuza II, formerly the 'Protectorate of Swaziland' under British oversight.

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