Dar Al-Kuti and the Last Years of the Trans-Saharan Slave Trade |
Contents
Early Muslim Settlement | 31 |
The Formation of the Sultanate | 52 |
Part Two The Political Economy of a SlaveRaiding State | 79 |
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Abakar Abeche al-Hajj al-Kuti al-Sanusi al-Tunisi ANF-SOM Aix ANF-SOM Paris Aouk Bagirmi Bamingui Banda Bangassou Bangui Borno capital captives Carbou Central African Republic Chad Chadic Arabic Chevalier commerce Crampel currency Dar al-Kuti Dar Sila Dar-el-Kouti early east eastern economic Essai exports faqih française French Fulani Goula Grech groups Hausa Hausaland Haut-Oubangui Histoire important Islamic Islamic frontier ivory Jallaba Kaga Kalck Kobur Kouti Kresh Kuti l'Afrique l'Oubangui-Chari lands leaders long-distance major manioc merchants migrated military Mission Modat Mohamed-es-Senoussi Muhammad Muslim N'Délé Nachtigal Ndele Nduka Ngonvo Nile nineteenth century non-Muslim North Central Africa northern Ubangi-Shari notes Ouaday Ouadda Papiers Julien pilgrims plateau population Rabih raiders raiding Rapport région River ruler Runga Sahara and Sudan Salamat Santandrea Sanusi Sara Senoussi settlements Shari slave trade slave-raiding sorghum sources southern Sudan IV Sudanese sultan Tchad terrace Tisserant Toulou tournée traditions tukia Ubangi Ubangi-Shari villages Wadai Wadaian Zemio