- The
Wadai Sultanate (Arabic: سلطنة وداي
Saltanat Waday, French:
royaume du Ouaddaï, Fur:
Burgu or Birgu; 1501–1912),
sometimes referred to as the Maba...
-
created in 2002
Wadai Empire (1635–1912), a
kingdom located to the east of Lake Chad
Wadai War (1906-1911),
between France and the
Wadai Empire This disambiguation...
- The
Wadai War, also
known as the
Ouaddai War, was
waged by
France and its
African allies against the
Wadai Empire and its
allies from 1906 to 1912. Located...
-
rulers of the
Wadai Sultanate ruled a
territory today located in the
north of the
Republic of Chad.
There have been
three states of
Wadai, with the first...
- made the
state a tributary. The
Wadai Empire was
centered in Chad from the 17th century. The
Tunjur people founded the
Wadai Kingdom to the east of Bornu...
-
Dudmurrah (the lion of Murra), was the last
independent ruler, or kolak, of the
Wadai Empire. He
allied with the S****i,
powerful traders of the
eastern Sahara...
-
Wadai ruins (和台遺跡,
Wadai iseki) is an
archaeological site with the
ruins of a Jōmon
period settlement,
located in what is now part of the city of ****ushima...
- Monastery".
There he was
supported by the
local tribes and the
Sultan of
Wadai and his
connections extended across the Maghreb. The
Grand Senussi did not...
-
Asaperda wadai is a
species of
beetle in the
family Cerambycidae. It was
described by
Makihara in 1980. BioLib.cz - Asaperda.
Retrieved on 8 September...
- (or in
other words,
gaining legitimacy in the view of the m****es). The
Wadai Empire which ruled parts of modern-day Chad and
Sudan also
claimed Abbasid...
