Clan origins and migration

[Tiiri]

anyone who has read the Futuh-al-Habash, will know that it give evidence for the existence of the Merahan, Gerri Komba, Harti, Midgan, Hawiye in the 16th century yet it does not mention the Ogaden, Bartire, Ishaq, Ciisa and Gudabirsay. We know that Harti especially the Majeertaan moved east and dislodged the Lelkasa. the Hawiya drive out the Ajuraan and developed into the Hiraab (Habir Gidir and Abgaal) and the Rahanwayen migrated into the interravine and dislodged the successor of the Ajuraan and Gaalmadow. we also know what happen in the 19th century Tran-Jubba. we know little about the Somalia Galbeed. how did the Ogaden grow so quickly to become the dominated clan in the west and where did they live before moving west. same with Gudabirsa and Cissa clans how did they become the majority in Awdal and Shinnale when they were not the majority in the 1500 where did they migrate from and who were the ancient Awdalites if not the current Dir clans in the region.

 

[Freebandz]

Clans multiplying fast is not unheard of ex dhulbahante before the British was as large or bigger than ogaden and merahan today were back then considered small.
In 1950 dhulbahante was 31,000 men today there 400,000 men

 

[Tiiri]

Clans multiplying fast is not unheard of ex dhulbahante before the British was as large or bigger than ogaden and merahan today were back then considered small.
In 1950 dhulbahante was 31,000 men today there 400,000 men

true but during the 19th century Ogaden were 2/3 of Darods, they grow to quickly within 3 century, and the Dhulbahante only defeat the Ogaden in the Hawd and Wardhere not all Ogaden, but Dhulbahante did have the most impressive and largest cavalry before the british arrive in northern somalia. if only we could have had a great leader from the 17 century to unite the clans we would have conquered the ethiopians before the europeans have arrived and horn would have been ours.

 

[Nabeel786]

This book mentioned allot about Marehan and their legacy. Don;t forget also the book says marehan and Habar awal were allies that time and so on.
Kab iyo lax is man made anyway beside Dhuloos. bwahaha,..

 

[Tucking_Fypo]

anyone who has read the Futuh-al-Habash, will know that it give evidence for the existence of the Merahan, Gerri Komba, Harti, Midgan, Hawiye in the 16th century yet it does not mention the Ogaden, Bartire, Ishaq, Ciisa and Gudabirsay. We know that Harti especially the Majeertaan moved east and dislodged the Lelkasa. the Hawiya drive out the Ajuraan and developed into the Hiraab (Habir Gidir and Abgaal) and the Rahanwayen migrated into the interravine and dislodged the successor of the Ajuraan and Gaalmadow. we also know what happen in the 19th century Tran-Jubba. we know little about the Somalia Galbeed. how did the Ogaden grow so quickly to become the dominated clan in the west and where did they live before moving west. same with Gudabirsa and Cissa clans how did they become the majority in Awdal and Shinnale when they were not the majority in the 1500 where did they migrate from and who were the ancient Awdalites if not the current Dir clans in the region.

Harti has always lived in the east and did not dislodge Leelkase who are awoowe to harti, Leelkase and Sade pushed south together with leelkase settling in Mudug while Sade kept pushing west and south til they reached Gedo to the south and harer to the west.