مقاومة دود مرة للفرنسيين في وداي

Abstract EN

The local manuscripts mentioned that the Wadi region witnessed the establishment of many ruling systems, kingdoms or traditional systems, the most important of which were peoples who came from the east and ruled for a period of time, neither the date of their arrival nor the duration of their rule was specified, then the rule of the Canaanite giants who have traces of their rule such as the remains of pottery, pots and antiquities engraved in the middle of the rocks, but their history also became unknown, then the tribes of Kada Abu Sinun, Almba, Al Mararit and Al-Tinger until the establishment of the Abbasid Wadi Kingdom around 1615 AD at the hands of Abd al-Karim bin Jameh, renewing Islam, and at the time when the French forces came to the Lake Chad basin, the region was subject to the Kingdom of Wadi and followed by some small sultanates and its borders extend north to Umm Shalouba and west to Bahr el-Ghazal and the outskirts of Lake Chad and from the south to Salamat and Dar Kuti and east to the borders of the Kingdom of Dar Fur and the Sultan takes Absha as his capital and enjoys all the powers Wadi has played a major role in spreading Islam and the Arabic language And the Islamic culture in the Wadi region in particular and Chad in general, due to several factors that distinguish it from others its location bordering Sudan, Libya and Egypt and its use of the Arabic language in its official bureaus and Islamic law in their local courts.

They had an embassy in Abesha.

Dod once seized power in 1901 AD after a conflict with his brother Ahmed Ghazali, due to the division of the colonels over the support of one of the two parties.

After only a year, the matter was settled in favor of Dodd once, but he inherited a collapsed kingdom because of the internal problems represented by his brothers, the princes and colonels, and the external ones represented In Rabih and the French forces advancing towards the region until his brother Aseel Abd al-Mahmoud sought the help of the French to eliminate him, so he started resisting the French forces in Salamat 1907 AD and in Batha 1908 AD and withdrew from Abshah in order to avoid the loss of civilian lives.

After leaving Abshah, he cooperated with the Masalit Sultan Taj al-Din and the Sultan of Darfur Ali Dinar and the movement Al Senussi was able to inflict heavy losses on the French in lives and equipment.

In the battle of Wadi Kaja alone, 180 French soldiers were killed, and he was finally forced to surrender after France neutralized his supporters and threatened him with killing citizens and burning villages if he continued to resist, so he surrendered on October 14, 1911.

I rested from my enemy, the most insomnia of the French.