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... Wadai and Darfur Today's eastern Chad was founded in the 17th century as sultanate of Wadai by Abd al-Karim Ibn Djame. Though the Wadai kingdom controlled a large area, it was positioned between the two more powerful kingdoms of Darfur ...

... Wadai and established himself to the north of Abecher, at Wara, where he reigned from 1635 to 1655, converting a part of the inhabitants, by force, to Islam. Like the Tunjur princes whose place he had taken, he paid tribute to Darfur ...

... wadai batter, soak the urad daal in warm water for a minimum of 4 hours or overnight. Once soaked, drain and rinse a few times to ensure any remnants of the black skin are removed. Grind the soaked urad daal in a blender to a smooth ...

... Wadai and Dar Runga , some of them on behalf of the Sultan of Wadai , come annually in the dry season to sell European goods for ivory , which is abundant in the basin of the Mbomu . This caravan highway from Yangu to Kuka passes ...

... Wadai and its tribu- tary States lie to the east of Lake Chad ; Bornu and Sokoto are between Lake Chad and the Niger . WADAI - KANEM - BAGIRMI . The Sultanate of Wadai , with the tributary States of Kanem and Bagirmi , occupies the ...