- The
Kanem–Bornu
Empire existed in
areas which are now part of Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon,
Libya and Chad. It was
known to the
Arabian geographers as the...
-
Kanem may
refer to:
Kanem–Bornu Empire,
existed in
modern Chad and
Nigeria known to
Arabian geographers from the 9th
century AD
onward and
lasted as the...
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Kanem was one of the 14
prefectures of Chad.
Located in the west of the country,
Kanem covered an area of 114,520
square kilometers and had a po****tion...
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Natalia Kanem is a Panamanian-American
medical doctor who
currently serves as the
Executive Director of UNFPA, the
United Nations ****ual and reproductive...
- The West-Central
African kingdom of
Kanem–Bornu
Empire was
centered in the Lake Chad Basin. It was
known as the
Kanem Empire from the 9th
century CE onward...
- Ilé-Ifẹ̀.
Kingdom of
Kanem (later
Kanem-Bornu)
founded by Saif. 900 – The
reign of the
Kingdom of Nri began. 1100 –
Rulers of the
Kanem empire embrace Islam...
-
kingdoms or empires, such as the
Benin Kingdom, Oyo
Empire and the
Islamic Kanem-Bornu
Empire in the northeast. Past
archaeological digs have
uncovered the...
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Dawud was the half-brother of the 14th-century
Kanem–Bornu
emperor Idris I of
Kanem.
After the
death of Idris,
Dawud was
chosen as king
instead of the...
- century. His
success inspired similar jihads in
Western Africa. The
ancient Kanem–Bornu
Empire was
losing power by the mid-18th century.
There was large-scale...
- region,
following the
Kanem Empire's loss of
power in this region. In 1320, the Banu
Khurman raged a
deadly war
against the
Kanem empire and
their v****als...
