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Taqali (also
spelled Tegali from the
Tagale people) was a
state of Nuba
peoples that
existed in the Nuba Mountains, in modern-day
central Sudan. It is...
- of
Taqali that
controlled the
hills of the
mountains until their defeat by
Mahdi Muhammad Ahmad.
After the
British defeated the
Mahdi army,
Taqali was...
- (1780–1786/7) Nasir,
Regent (1786/7–1798)
Idris wad Abu Likayik,
Regent (1798–1804)
Taqali (complete list) –
Muhammad wad Jayli, Mukūk (c.1750) Umar I–1783, Mukūk...
- Abu Likayik,
Regent (1798–1804)
Adlan wad Abu Likayik,
Regent (1804–1805)
Taqali (complete list) –
Abakr I, Mukūk (1800–1820) Umar II, Mukūk (1800–1835)...
- Spaulding, Jay (1990). "Gifts
Worthy of Kings: An
Episode in Dar Fur –
Taqali Relations".
Sudanic Africa. 1: 63. JSTOR 25653176. O'Fahey,
Darfur Sultanate...
- his v****al
rulers in the
region of Sennar. It was used by the
ruler of
Taqali,
whose tributaries were also
known as mukūk al-ʿāda (sing. makk al-ʿāda)...
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Muhammad Ahmad,
Mahdi (1881–1885)
Abdallahi ibn Muhammad,
Khalifa (1885–1899)
Taqali (complete list) – Nasir, Mukūk (1843–c.1860) Adam I, Mukūk (c.1860–1884)...
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Fezzan Sultanate (1550-1812)
Sultanate of
Darfur (1603–1874/1898–1916)
Taqali (1750–1969)
Mahdist State (1885–1899)
Tripolitanian Republic (1918–1922)...
- with the
Sultanate of
Darfur and the
Kingdom of
Taqali against the Funj. The
capitulation of
Taqali ended the war in the Funj's favor. In the
later 17th...
- campaign. He then led an
expedition against Nāṣir ibn Abbukr, the makk of
Taqali, in the Nuba
Hills before he was
appointed governor of Kordofan. In 1851...
