Nzambi (a Mpungu) is the supreme creator high god in the religion of the Kimbundu-speaking Ambundu of Angola. The theonym is part of the common Bantu inheritance shared with the neighbouring Kongo, among whom the fullest creation cosmology was recorded; Mbundu attestation rests on the Kimbundu lexicon and ethnography (Chatelain 1894; Miller 1976) and the wider Angolan record (SAGE Encyclopedia of African Religion, 2009). Like many West-Central African high gods, Nzambi is conceived as remote and otiose, the maker and moral guarantor of the world rather than a deity of everyday cult, which centres on ancestors and the local nature-spirits (ilundu). Note that Miller records nzambi/jinzambi also being used of ancestral spirits in Mbundu speech, so the high-god identity is given here conservatively. No surviving Mbundu source assigns Nzambi kin, consort, or descent.