Sudan. Egyptian. 8 It was placed by Masdalia in Khartoum and in the Equatorial Province and northern Uganda and the Lado Province and Makla and Bahr el Ghazal, which are Egyptian territories to the Belgian Congo. The English government by agreement on May 10th.

As for the borders of Egyptian Sudan, they are: from the north The parallel of latitude to the north of Hala, and from the south the lands of Uganda belonging to Ankala on the parallel of latitude, and from the east the Red Sea and the lands of Eritrea and Abyssinia, and from the west and southwest the Sahara Desert and the lands of Wadai and the middle of the Nile between the Congo and Bahr el Ghazal. The length from north to south is about 1000 miles, and from east to west about 1100 miles. The Equatorial Province was under Amin Pasha, an Egyptian governor.

Khartoum and its Egyptian soldiers, money, and scribes were taken from Sudan and thrown into Uganda, which was under Egypt's control. After the restoration of Sudan, they again gave another border to Egyptian Sudan, and what remained of the Sudanese territories.

Egyptian south of the Nile in Uganda, and Lado and its surroundings were given to Belgium on the condition that it would return to the English after his death. Thus, they carved out 100 miles from Egyptian Sudan in length and 100 miles in width, and removed from it the lakes from which the Nile flows.

And they took them to own Sudan and Egypt.

And after that, the Red Sea and its coasts are necessary for the empire's communication routes. They removed the Egyptians from those coasts after Egypt's reins fell into their hands. Thus they destroyed the "Egyptian Empire" in Sudan and took the ruins and divided them with Italy and Belgium, the spoils.

The area of Egyptian Sudan was 488,100 square miles in 1881.

Spain and Germany combined, so only a third remained. This third was called the English, as if they were its owners, not Egypt. Egypt's trade with Sudan was a trade.