Numerous clans were involved. They had might on land and on sea as they were literally the continuation of the mighty Ajuuraan. Capital was Afgooye. They defeated the Amhara backed with European weapons while keeping the Italians at bay. They minted their own currency and had trade relations with far away lands. Heck even the Omani were paying tribute to them

This is the only book you will ever need. Virginia Luling did a great job.
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The Wikipedia page on Geledi uses mostly her sources as well as several other sources. You should give it a read.
Gasaargude was part of the Geledi state and they first brought Kablalax to Luuq so they came to Jubaland by their permission, Gobroon were the Ajuran offshoot and the Geledi is what the name of the Digil clan they lived with in Afgooye
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This is from Virginia Luling who wrote the history of Geledi sultanate btw, Adawin were of the largest branch of Goobroon
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Even my own Murusade who were present in the region are digil/Geledi in the sense that Digil is an alliance of farming groups, so thatz only those who farm in parts of lower shabelle, the Murusade in the Merca and Brava caravan trade are not farmers nor Digil, infact they live with biimaal there who are pastoralists and were at war with Geledi so we had a neutral presence in the whole region not at war with any side
Rest of digil like garre and tunni have heavy numbers of hawiye and dir and will always be orientated towards Hawiye/Irir, even gobroon speak maxatiri and most digil, the maay lot are RX Mirifle
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