The clan system is strictly patrilineal. A child automatically belongs to the father’s clan. The hierarchy within the clan structure is as follows:
Clans are organized into a strict hierarchy that defines lineage and familial duties: buganda names and clans
Exports clan data as CSV. Maps clan distribution using region field. The clan system is strictly patrilineal
Central to clan identity is the Omuziro (totem). Every clan has a specific totem, usually an animal, bird, plant, or fish, which members are forbidden to eat, kill, or harm. usually an animal
: The overall clan head who oversees the entire group.
: Large subdivisions or "pillars" within the clan, headed by an Ow'essiga . Emituba : Smaller branches of the lineage. Ennyiriri : Detailed lineage lines.