214 THE NATIVE MANUSCRIPTS iv.d2.ii.

19. From 1 182 to 1191 King Isma'il. 20. „ 1 191 „ 1203 21. 1203 — 22. 1203 — 23. 1204 — 24. From 1204 to 1205 25. „ 1205 „ 12361

'Adlan II.

Tabl.

Badi V. Hasab Rabbihi. Nowar.

Badi VI, son of Tabl.

Total 26 (sic)

[This list] is undispu table. III [Thus] the Fung ruled, and after them there came into power the Hamag, their viziers, until [in] 1236 a.h., on the 9th of Ramadan,

Isma'il Pasha, the Egyptian Khedive, son of Muhammad 'Ali Pasha, the Viceroy, came into power.

IV The Tribes of the Arabs.

The Arabs form the bulk of the population of the Sudan. They came to it by way of Egypt and the Red Sea, and gradually gained the power over it and settled on its lands and founded in it a number

of kingdoms.

V The Shaikia. Among them are the 'Adlanab and the Sowarab and the Hannakab and the 'Omarab.

VI The DwAYHiA. They are of the stock of 'Abd el Rahman wad Hag, who came from Mekka.

VII The '(3nia and the Manasir. Their place is the neighbourhood of Abu Hammad and among them are the Wahhabab and the Kebana and the Sulaymania and the KagCbab and the Khubara and the

Rubatab, and among them are the Bedria and the Ferani'b and the Da'ifab and the Mi'rafab, who live at Berber, and among them are the Si AM and the Mustafiab and the Labi'ab and the Rahmab.

VIII The Ga'aliyyun. The most famous of the tribes of the Arabs

in the Sudan. Among them are the 'Omarab and the Magadhib- and the 'Ababsa and the RAsKf a and the Sa'adab and the 'Awadia

and the Hamag, the viziers of the Fung, and the Nifi'ab and the Nafa'ab and the Mukabarab and the Inkerriab^. Their locality is between Abu Hammad and el Khartoum and el Damer and the desert of Kerri.

IX The GimI'ab. Between Kerri and el Sheikh el Taib.

X The 'Abdullab. Their place is el Halfaya, and they are a branch of the Kawasma. They are called 'Abdullab after their ancestor

'AbduUa Gema'a.

^ 1821 A.D. 2 reading w^;3la-« for w^33^a.-«.

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