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i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrate w/

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i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrate w/

Postby Gubbet » Tue Jun 29, 2021 12:19 am

A direct 17th century link.

Do you remember this?

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And this

And this Image

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Re: i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrat

Postby Northkil6 » Tue Jun 29, 2021 5:07 am

Kingdom of Marra, what more information is there on that, can’t say I’ve heard of it before but I’m intrigued now.

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Re: i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrat

Postby NGM » Tue Jun 29, 2021 9:09 am

If you tracking migration I worked it out already

1. Move south from present day Sanaag to Nugaal
2. Move from Nugaal to Central regions further south
3. Move from central regions to the west
4. split into two move back east into central regions
4. other groups move south from harar
5. split again in first group move west into Doollo
5. move south into Jubboyinka
6. move back east into Dhusomaareb

then you have a rough idea, with or without dates. its not so much as moving by the way, instead its contracting and expanding, the central point will always be a place known as Mareexaan fariisye which is North West of present day Wardheer.

Hope this aids you in your research !

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Re: i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrat

Postby Gubbet » Tue Jun 29, 2021 10:17 am

Not necessarily.

The reason why I did not post the 17th century source yet is because the details are often overlooked missing the point.

1. Do you understand the importance of Ballow first? Both to Eritrea and the Beni Amir in particular as well as in the context of the Futuh?

1. Do you understand the importance and historical significance of the Doba/Dobas as an indigenous Muslim community of the historical red sea?

We are going to have an interactive session for this. No necessarily huge response.

I really want you guys to quickly search basic generalities about those two groups and give me even a sentence or less if you want so I can understand where you are at in understanding the context.

Tafadal...

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Re: i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrat

Postby Gubbet » Wed Jun 30, 2021 4:33 am

It seems the homework was too much. Even Saddam baa iska aamusay and he loves this history.

Ladies & Gentleman first meet the Dob'a/Dobas/Dobaas

Famed Ethiopiologist Trimmingham gives this great encapsulation of them plus my notes why I found them fascinating

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Re: i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrat

Postby Gubbet » Wed Jun 30, 2021 4:54 am

This is one of those great old historic gems that show what I mean about the Doba.

They occupy that nice, tight area around great Massaua to Shiniile area occupied by today's Afar triangle

Notice also that interesting little gem FIAO close by?

Just one of those too many coincidences I bet ;)


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Postby Gubbet » Wed Jun 30, 2021 5:55 am

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Re: i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrat

Postby NGM » Wed Jun 30, 2021 6:37 am

:shock: Did you just discover Facaye ? Fiao = Facayo = Facaye Sade

they are probably long gone from that area now though.

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Re: i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrat

Postby Gubbet » Wed Jun 30, 2021 6:53 am

:shock: Did you just discover Facaye ? Fiao = Facayo = Facaye Sade

they are probably long gone from that area now though.
I just may have.

And there is a location at the same place in the larger Wadi Merihan called "Fa'o" even today.
[From now on] Issas are restricted from crossing Bulga, Aydora, Erer, Fa'o while Adals (Afar) are prohibited to traverse from Ayroli, Asbuli, Biya'ad, Merihan an
Hurso in the north Merihan, Fa'o and up to Geblel [...] however, as we (the Afar people) resisted the Italian colonial administration and even killed their leader a

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Re: i may have found a 17th century transitional link btw Marehan -> Dobas -> Ballow > joined Beni Amir if didn't migrat

Postby ReturnOfMariixmaan » Wed Jun 30, 2021 1:24 pm

Gubbet,

I’m usually busy ina adeer if don’t respond right away :lol: :lol:


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