The passage describes the acquisition of considerable wealth by the people of Darfur, first from the oppression of Hamid bin Ali, and then from the confiscation of his wealth by Fadl Allah bin Fadl Allah. It mentions the capture of Hamid bin Ali and his son, and the subsequent distribution of their wealth. The text then shifts to discuss the internal strife and tribal uprisings that plagued Darfur, including the revolt of the Khalifa. It highlights the military victories of the Mahdists against their opponents, such as Abu Jirayza and the Sultan of Wadai. The passage also touches upon the personal life of the Khalifa, describing his cautious movements and the security measures taken to protect him.