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| Sultanate of Bagirmi | |
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| Capital | Massenya |
| Common languages | Bagirmi |
The Sultanate of Bagirmi was a state located near Lake Chad. Its population was descended from a mix of Arab, Fula and other Sudanic tribes. 'Bagirmi' literally means 'a hundred cows' because the early Bagirmi rulers demanded 100 cattle from each nation that they conquered.[1]
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- ↑ Sík Endre (1970). The History of Black Africa, vol. 1: 'The Peoples of Black Africa before the End of the 15th Century; The Sudanese Peoples'. [PDF]