Mentions Makdishu when talking about a battle fought against him at Gomzet or Gomit in Dawaro by the Muslims on 25 dec 1445:
Badlay (ruler of Adal Sultanate 1432-45) for his (military) campains in 1445 (against Zara Ya'qob) had collected numerous levies, beginning with the house of Me'ala ( Bait Mala in N. Eritrea) up to Meqdush (Mogadishu)(all of whom) were allied with the people of Adal. Adel: was a medieval Sunni Muslim sultanate which was located in the Horn of Africa which flourished circa 1415 to 1577.
The sexual parts of those who had died (1) against the king were displayed in the camp of the king and were 40,000 in number. And the ones of which no sexual parts were found, who in the river, or when fleeing or on the roads died, and the ones who during flight were hid by spears, they were 110,000. Then Badlay had assembled many troops from Beta-Ma'ala up to Modadischo (Mogadishu), all Adel-allies. They calculated in their lands the numbers of those who had fallen and those who had been captured..........
Badlay (ruler of Adal Sultanate 1432-45) for his (military) campains in 1445 (against Zara Ya'qob) had collected numerous levies, beginning with the house of Me'ala ( Bait Mala in N. Eritrea) up to Meqdush (Mogadishu)(all of whom) were allied with the people of Adal. Adel: was a medieval Sunni Muslim sultanate which was located in the Horn of Africa which flourished circa 1415 to 1577.
The sexual parts of those who had died (1) against the king were displayed in the camp of the king and were 40,000 in number. And the ones of which no sexual parts were found, who in the river, or when fleeing or on the roads died, and the ones who during flight were hid by spears, they were 110,000. Then Badlay had assembled many troops from Beta-Ma'ala up to Modadischo (Mogadishu), all Adel-allies. They calculated in their lands the numbers of those who had fallen and those who had been captured..........