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Line 2: − − {{Infobox royalty − | name = Ngwane V − | title = − | image = − | succession = [[King of Swaziland]] − | consort = [[Lomawa Ndwandwe]] − | reign = 1895 – 10 December 1899 − | coronation = 1895 − | predecessor = [[Mbandzeni|Dlamini IV]] − | regent = [[Tibati Nkambule of Swaziland|Tibati Nkambule]] − | successor = [[Sobhuza II]] − | reg-type = − | issue = [[Sobhuza II]] − | royal house = [[House of Dlamini]] − | father = [[Mbandzeni|Dlamini IV]] − | mother = [[Labotsibeni Mdluli]] − | birth_date = May 1876 − | birth_place = − | death_date = {{death date|1899|12|10|1876|5|11}}<br>(aged 23) − | death_place = Zombodze − | buried = Mbilaneni − |}}
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Ingwenyama Ngwane was born in 1876 to King Mbandzeni and inkhosikati Labotsibeni. He became the crown prince of Swaziland after his father's death in 1889 during the paper conquest of Swaziland. He was however too young to be installed king, thus a queen regent ruled on his behalf until he was old enough and he was prepared for the reins of power. His mother Labotsibeni was the daughter of Matsafeni Mdluli who was a governor under Mswati II and was given the name Tsibeni while fighting the Tsibeni people in present-day Barberton. Ngwane had a younger brother named Prince Malunge.
Ingwenyama Ngwane was born in 1876 to King Mbandzeni and inkhosikati Labotsibeni. He became the crown prince of Swaziland after his father's death in 1889 during the paper conquest of Swaziland. He was however too young to be installed king, thus a queen regent ruled on his behalf until he was old enough and he was prepared for the reins of power. His mother Labotsibeni was the daughter of Matsafeni Mdluli who was a governor under Mswati II and was given the name Tsibeni while fighting the Tsibeni people in present-day Barberton. Ngwane had a younger brother named Prince Malunge.