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Funj Sultanate of Sennar

1504 CE – 1821 CE

Approximate area of control

Research in progress No areas drawn: the file only has reference points.

Reference points

  • Sennar (capital) [medium] — P.M. Holt & M.W. Daly (2011) A History of the Sudan: From the Coming of Islam to the Present Day
  • Fazughli (probable southern limit, early 17th c.) [low] — Y.F. Hasan and B.A. Ogot (1992) The Sudan, 1500–1800, ch.7 (General History of Africa V) pp. p. 177
  • Old Dongola (northern reach) [low] — 中华人民共和国驻苏丹大使馆 (PRC Embassy in Sudan) (2020) 苏丹历史漫谈 (Notes on Sudanese history)
  • Third Cataract (northern limit) [low] — P.M. Holt & M.W. Daly (2011) A History of the Sudan: From the Coming of Islam to the Present Day
  • Kordofan (contested with Darfur) [low] — P.M. Holt & M.W. Daly (2011) A History of the Sudan: From the Coming of Islam to the Present Day

Dating note

1504–1821 per Holt & Daly. Foundation by a Shilluk band is a tradition, not established fact.

Key events

Capitals / sites

Sennar

Geopolitics

Suzerain over Upper Nubia above the Third Cataract, including the vassal kingdom of Dongola; Lower Nubia nominally under Ottoman Egypt. 'Abdallab recognised as paramount chiefs of the Arabs; Kordofan contested with Darfur (Holt & Daly).

Culture

Islamisation and Sufi orders; Arab genealogical identity (Ja'ali/'Abbasi, Juhayna) spreading among riverain peoples (Holt & Daly).

Economy

North–south route Sennar–Egypt and west–east route Darfur–Suakin; Shendi the main market by c.1800; staples millet and dammur cloth used as currency, foreign silver for large deals; slaves of pre-eminent importance in trade (Holt & Daly).

Regional power

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Sources

  1. P.M. Holt & M.W. Daly (2011) A History of the Sudan: From the Coming of Islam to the Present Day Routledge (Pearson/Longman) link [en]
  2. Jay Spaulding (1985) The Heroic Age in Sinnār African Studies Center, Michigan State University (1985); later reissue catalogued by LoC link [en]
  3. Wikipedia contributors Funj Sultanate Wikipedia link [en]

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