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Conqueror of Zaylac (1790-1861) - Sharmaarek Saalax Baashe

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Conqueror of Zaylac (1790-1861) - Sharmaarek Saalax Baashe

Postby Reer Burao » Thu May 01, 2008 3:51 pm

Shermaarke Saalax Baasha (1790-1861) the conqueror of Zaylac and the man who for the first time in Somali history brought Zaylac under the rule of Somalis, the first Somali Qadiif who in 1825 with 5 cannons and 60 H.Y musketeers took Zaylac and forced its Arab ruler Maxamed Al Baari out. He was accorded the title of Qadiif Al Soomaal by Cabdixamiid Baasha and was presented with two Arab and one Turkish slave women. The founder of what was referred to as the Government of Zaylac.

Sharmaarle Salax Baasha (1790-1861) was HY and the only Issaq ruler and emprior of Zaylac and Awdal.

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