222 THE GA'ALlfN AND DANAGLA GROUP iii. i. xxx.

To the Na'amab belonged Zubayr Pasha Rahma, the famous slave-

dealer and conqueror of the Bahr el Ghazal and Darfur.

In the Fung period the whole Gamu'ia-Gema'ab-Gimi'ab group,

as well as the Zenarkha, who are of quite different stock, were sub-

ject to the ''nahds" of the " Mek" of the Gamu'Ia, and he again was

nominally responsible for the tribute to the 'Abdullabi " Mdngil" of

el Halfaya.

The SuRURAB section, however, were partially detached from the

rest of the Gamu'ia and enjoyed a sufficient measure of favouritism from the Fung king to free them from all practical control by the Gamu'ia "Mek." The headquarters of the latter were near J. el Hinayk, south of Omdurman^.

The subdivisions of the Gamu'ia proper are as follows:

Nailab^ Hirayzab