Sultan of Mogadishu rode Elephants

[Three Moons]

A description of Magadoxa​

 

[Yami]

This might be the best proof that cadcads always ruled Xamar

 

[Three Moons]

This book is also the same source for the interesting tombs of Mogadishu that was posted by @Emir of Zayla a while back. The Asian interpreter of the English was apparently shocked at the grandeur of those monuments;

 

[Three Moons]

This might be the best proof that cadcads always ruled Xamar

Not really, Elephants were in the courts of the Kushites and Axumites, so it being used in Mogadishu would be another example of their importance in Northeast African history as a prestige animal.

 

[Yami]

Not really, Elephants were in the courts of the Kushites and Axumites, so it being used in Mogadishu would be another example of their importance in Northeast African history as a prestige animal.

It was kuftan since Indians are known for riding elephants in war

 

[Emir of Zayla]

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A description of Magadoxa​

Elephants in Northeast Africa may have been a grand status symbol of nobility, wealth, and military power. We can see this as far back as antiquity when Axum invaded Yemen with elephants or when Nubia pushed back the Caliphate during the early Muslim expansion. This tradition stays as recent as the 1800s when the Sudanese Funj nobility kept them as pets.

 

[Slickster]

This might be the best proof that cadcads always ruled Xamar

Retard

 

[Khaemwaset]

Shit them Hindi Barawani really did rule Xamar

 

[Khaemwaset]

Elephants in Northeast Africa may have been a grand status symbol of nobility, wealth, and military power. We can see this as far back as antiquity when Axum invaded Yemen with elephants or when Nubia pushed back the Caliphate during the early Muslim expansion. This tradition stays as recent as the 1800s when the Sudanese Funj nobility kept them as pets.View attachment 319640

Didn't axumites use war elephants such as King Kaleb's conquest of Yemen.

 

[CABDULWALI XASAN.]

What year ?

 

[HabarSteven12]

Not really, Elephants were in the courts of the Kushites and Axumites, so it being used in Mogadishu would be another example of their importance in Northeast African history as a prestige animal.

But Somali nomads usually ride camels for transportation and warfare. Can you show the full reference to the source? Which period was this? Was this during the rule of the Muzzafar or Fakhruddin dynasties?

 

[Garaad Awal]

But Somali nomads usually ride camels for transportation and warfare.

Somalis don’t ride camels. They only rode horses, donkeys & mules

 

[repo]

Wow, the Sultans of Mogadishu were regal and majestic.

 

[Khaemwaset]

But Somali nomads usually ride camels for transportation and warfare. Can you show the full reference to the source? Which period was this? Was this during the rule of the Muzzafar or Fakhruddin dynasties?

Somalis didn't ride camels you nacas we rode horses.

And thus wasn't nomads this was Mogadishu, inhabited and ruled by Reer Magaal Somali. So naturally their animals would be different to the Geelgire

 

[awsaleban667]

But Somali nomads usually ride camels for transportation and warfare. Can you show the full reference to the source? Which period was this? Was this during the rule of the Muzzafar or Fakhruddin dynasties?

Muzzafar and Fakhruddin dynasty are fake they never existed

 

[Zak12]

Muzzafar and Fakhruddin dynasty are fake they never existed

So which dynasties were ruling Mogadishu?

 

[awsaleban667]

So which dynasties were ruling Mogadishu?

Muzzafar as dynasty doesn’t exist

 

[Zak12]

Muzzafar as dynasty doesn’t exist

Right but if that's the case, who was ruling Mogadishu?

 

[awsaleban667]

Right but if that's the case, who was ruling Mogadishu?

A bunch of different sultans

 

[killerxsmoke]

Right but if that's the case, who was ruling Mogadishu?

Abgaal