dar al kuti
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Dar al Kuti
Dar al Kuti (France)
Establishment
January 1831: Dar al Kuti was an Islamic state founded by the Fulani people in the 1830s in the central and northwest regions of the present-day Central African Republic. Led by the ruler Muhammad al-Amin al-Kanemi, the state was known for its strong Islamic influence and trade networks.
Chronology
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1. Events
January 1891: A territory between Salamat, Aouk and Kara is conquered by the Sultanate of Dar Kouti.
August 1897: Sanussi agreed to the establishment of a French protectorate over Dar al-Kuti through a treaty.
January 1899: In 1898, with the decline of the Mahdists, sultan Ali Dinar managed to establish Darfurs independence.
December 1903: The Territory of Oubangui-Chari is created by decree by French authorities.
December 1912: The French decided to take most of Dar al-Kuti under direct control. Kamun, the ruler of the Sultanate, fled east to Ouanda Djallé, and continued resisting French forces until December 17, 1912, when Ouanda Djallé fell to Captain Souclier and Kamun went into exile in Sudan.
Disestablishment
December 1912: The French decided to take most of Dar al-Kuti under direct control. Kamun, the ruler of the Sultanate, fled east to Ouanda Djallé, and continued resisting French forces until December 17, 1912, when Ouanda Djallé fell to Captain Souclier and Kamun went into exile in Sudan.
