Wouldn't be surprised if it was but was it?
Is or was Galbeed this big?
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Wouldn't be surprised if it was but was it?
I doubt we were THAT west, maybe for a time… I’m not too knowledged but i’m interested to know the truth too
This is a more accurate map (Slightly inaccurate I think cause I am sure we also occupied the awash river which is mostly in modern day afar region), the regions highlighted in red are the lands we lost compared to what somalis have now in modern times. I hope someone makes a map of our gradual land loss over the years.
So I'm curious-all the blue land just south of Somali Galbeed is that Oromo lands?
I dont thing it was that large. But somali galbeed is still a huge region. One of the reasons that I want to take back somali galbeed is that it has a pouplation of about 15 million + people. If we took it back our pouplation would be about 35 million + .
It also coincidentally made me realize that the maxaa tiri dislect is actually about 90% of all somali speakers.
It also coincidentally made me realize that the maxaa tiri dislect is actually about 90% of all somali speakers.
I'd say it includes Negele&Moyale in the south west then stops honestly.
I believe we had a lot the land the afar currently sit on
Yeah it is, some of it previously being sidama from the looks of it.
This correlates well with the other map I posted
Yeah I think we inhabited the awash river
One of our biggest L's was losing this river, it could have been the shabelle of the north
if Somalis abandoned Tribal Affiliations and instead operated in Uniformity and turned their situation around could they regain the awash river?Yeah I think we inhabited the awash river
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One of our biggest L's was losing this river, it could have been the shabelle of the north
The Futuh basically describes "Somalis" (Somali Bedouins/Pastoralists) in Bale and actually being in control of it so we were indeed more west at one point and "Hararghe" definitely seems like Somali territory based on our recent thread discussions and all the docus and archaeology everyone's dug up.
I'm skeptical we were ever that southwestward (around the lakes), though. Don't really see the evidence for that but open to being surprised.
I'm skeptical we were ever that southwestward (around the lakes), though. Don't really see the evidence for that but open to being surprised.
Exaggerated map, Somalis defintely weren't living that far southwest. If we had to expand the definition of galbeed it would include Hararghe+Bale. Jury is still out over whether or not Somalis used to lived in eastern Shewa in significant numbers however but Hararghe and Bale were very much former Somali territory.
We did. According to descriptions, it was originally called the Dir river
Too late for that, Somalis should just focus on whats left of galbeed and try salvaging that, Maybe in the distant future if somalis get things together then we could attempt the great liberation lol
How would it be too late for that? then in the same breath say that maybe in the distant future?Too late for that, Somalis should just focus on whats left of galbeed and try salvaging that, Maybe in the distant future if somalis get things together then we could attempt the great liberation lol
Somalis still live on the awash river
