<prompt> Ke eng e ileng ea baka Mollo o Moholo oa London ka 1666?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What caused the Great Fire of London in 1666? . Response in English: The Great Fire of London, which occurred in September of 1666, started in a bakery on Pudding Lane. The baker, Thomas Farriner, failed to extinguish the oven properly, which caused a spark to ignite some nearby firewood. The fire quickly spread from house to house, fueled by the timber-framed buildings and thatched roofs that were common in London at the time. A strong east wind helped the fire to spread rapidly, and it quickly grew out of control. The exact cause of the initial spark is not known, but it is generally accepted that it was accidental. . Response in Sesotho: Mollo o Moholo oa London, o ileng oa etsahala ka September 1666, o qalile sebakeng sa ho baka bohobe Pudding Lane. Moapehi, Thomas Farriner, o ile a hlōleha ho tima onto hantle, e leng se ileng sa etsa hore tlhase e hote patsi e haufi. Mollo oo o ile oa ata ka potlako ho tloha ntlong e ngoe ho ea ho o mong, o besoa ke mehaho e entsoeng ka foreimi ea mapolanka le marulelo a joang a neng a tloaelehile London ka nako eo. Moea o matla oa bochabela o ile oa thusa mollo hore o hasane ka potlako, me oa hōla ka potlako. Lebaka le tobileng la tlhase ea pele ha le tsejoe, empa ka kakaretso ho lumeloa hore e bile ka phoso. 