Jump to content

List of rulers of Makuria: Difference between revisions

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Content deleted Content added
Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
 
(11 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown)
Line 21: Line 21:
| 696–710
| 696–710
|-
|-
| [[Zacharias I of Makuria|Zacharias]]
| [[Zacharias I of Makuria|Zacharias I]]
| self abdicated the throne
| self abdicated the throne
|
|
Line 50: Line 50:
|-
|-
| [[Zacharias III of Makuria|Zakharias III]]
| [[Zacharias III of Makuria|Zakharias III]]
[[Ali Baba of Makuria]]
| son of Ioannes
| son of Ioannes
| c. 835?–856/859/866
| c. 835?–856/859/866
|-
| [[Ali Baba of Makuria]]
|
| c. 854
|-
|-
| [[Georgios I of Makuria]]
| [[Georgios I of Makuria]]
Line 90: Line 93:
| c. 1089
| c. 1089
|-
|-
| [[Georgios IV of Makuria|Georgios IV]]
| {{Ill|Georgios IV of Makuria|de|Giorgios IV.}}
| son of Basileios<ref>[http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/32/015.html ''FARAS''].</ref>
| son of Basileios<ref>[http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/32/015.html ''FARAS''].</ref>
| 1130–1158
| 1130–1158
Line 102: Line 105:
| c. 1268
| c. 1268
|-
|-
| [[David of Makuria]]
| {{ill|David of Makuria|de|David (Makuria)}}
|
|
| c. 1268–1276
| c. 1268–1276
|-
|-
| [[Shekanda]]
| {{Ill|Shekanda|de|Schekanda}}
|
|
| c. 1276
| c. 1276
Line 118: Line 121:
| c. 1279
| c. 1279
|-
|-
| [[Semamun]]
| {{Ill|Semamun|de|Semamun}}
| also Simamun
| also Simamun
| c. 1286–1287/8
| c. 1286–1287/8
Line 126: Line 129:
| 1287/8–1288
| 1287/8–1288
|-
|-
| [[Semamun]]
| {{Ill|Semamun|de|Semamun}}
|
|
| c. 1288–1289
| c. 1288–1289
Line 134: Line 137:
| c. 1289–1290
| c. 1289–1290
|-
|-
| [[Semamun]]
| {{Ill|Semamun|de|Semamun}}
|
|
| c. 1290–1295
| c. 1290–1295
Line 146: Line 149:
| 1305–1312
| 1305–1312
|-
|-
| Kernabes
| {{Ill|Kernabes|de|Kernabes}}
|
|
| 1311–1316
| 1311–1316
|-
|-
| [[Barschanbu]]-Seif el Din Abdallah
| {{ill|Barschanbu|de|Barschanbu}}-Seif el Din Abdallah
| Converted to Islam, Mamluk vassal
| Converted to Islam, Mamluk vassal
| 1316–1317
| 1316–1317
|-
|-
| [[Kanz al-Dawla ibn Shujāʿ al-Dīn Nāṣir ibn Fakhr al-Dīn Mālik|Kanz al-Dawla]]
| {{ill|Kanz al-Dawla ibn Shujāʿ al-Dīn Nāṣir ibn Fakhr al-Dīn Mālik|de|Kanz ed-Dawla}}
| Mamluk vassal
| Mamluk vassal
| c. 1317
| c. 1317
Line 162: Line 165:
| c. 1317
| c. 1317
|-
|-
| [[Kernabes]]
| {{Ill|Kernabes|de|Kernabes}}
|
|
| 1323–1324
| 1323–1324
|-
|-
| {{ill|Kanz al-Dawla ibn Shujāʿ al-Dīn Nāṣir ibn Fakhr al-Dīn Mālik|de|Kanz ed-Dawla}}
| Kanz al-Dawla
| Mamluk vassal
| Mamluk vassal
| c. 1324
| c. 1324
Line 173: Line 176:
|last rulers of makuria
|last rulers of makuria
| 1333
| 1333
|-
| {{ill|Siti (king)|de|Siti (König)}}
| King of [[Dotawo]]
| c. 1330
|-
| {{ill|Paper (king)|de|Paper (König)}}
| King of [[Tungul]]
| c. 14th-century
|-
|-
| Nasir of Makuria
| Nasir of Makuria
| Mamluk Vassal, Last ruler of Makuria
| Mamluk Vassal, Last ruler of Makuria
| c. 1397
| c. 1397
|-
| [[Joel of Dotawo]]
| King of [[Dotawo]]
| c. 1484<ref>{{Cite book |editor-last1=Davies |editor-first1=Noel |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=42hnPa3QsngC&pg=PA110 |page=110 |title=World Christianity in the 20th Century |editor-last2=Conway |editor-first2=Martin |date=2008 |publisher=Hymns Ancient and Modern Ltd |isbn=978-0-334-04043-9 |language=en}}</ref>
|-
| Queen Gaua
| Queen of [[Dotawo]]
| {{Circa|1520–1526}}<ref>Adam Simmons, 'A Short Note on Queen Gaua: A New Last Known Ruler of Dotawo (r. around 1520-6)?', ''Dotawo: A Journal of Nubian Studies'' (2023), {{doi|10.5070/D60060625}}.</ref>
|}
|}


Line 191: Line 210:
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rulers Of Makuria}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rulers Of Makuria}}
[[Category:Makuria|*]]
[[Category:Makuria|*]]
[[Category:Nubian people]]
[[Category:Nubian monarchs| ]]
[[Category:Lists of monarchs in Africa|Makuria]]
[[Category:Lists of monarchs in Africa|Makuria]]



Latest revision as of 20:55, 22 August 2024

Rulers

[edit]

Note that dates are quite uncertain for most Makurian rulers.

name comments/notes date of reign
Qalidurut Signed the Baqt c. 651/2
Zacharias Rebuilt Cathedral of Dongola 651 or 653-696
Merkourios 696–710
Zacharias I self abdicated the throne
Simeon
Abraham
Markos
Kyriakos c. 747–68
Khael or Mikhael c. 785/94 – 804/13
Ioannes Before 822? or c. 850?
Zakharias III son of Ioannes c. 835?–856/859/866
Ali Baba of Makuria c. 854
Georgios I of Makuria son of Zakharias 856/859/866
Zakharias IV 920–930
Kabil of Makuria c. 943
Georgios II 969 – c. 1002
Raphael 1000 – c. 1006
Stephanos c. 1027
Solomon supposedly restored matrilineal succession 1077–1079/80
Georgios III c. 1079/80
Basileios c. 1089
Georgios IV of Makuria [de] son of Basileios[1] 1130–1158
Moses Georgios son of Georgios IV[2] c. 1158
Murtashkar c. 1268
David of Makuria [de] c. 1268–1276
Shekanda [de] c. 1276
Masqadat c. 1276
Barak c. 1279
Semamun [de] also Simamun c. 1286–1287/8
Nephew of Semamun 1287/8–1288
Semamun [de] c. 1288–1289
Nephew of David (Budamma) c. 1289–1290
Semamun [de] c. 1290–1295
Ayay also known as Amai c. 1304/5
Kudambes 1305–1312
Kernabes [de] 1311–1316
Barschanbu [de]-Seif el Din Abdallah Converted to Islam, Mamluk vassal 1316–1317
Kanz al-Dawla ibn Shujāʿ al-Dīn Nāṣir ibn Fakhr al-Dīn Mālik [de] Mamluk vassal c. 1317
Ibrahim Mamluk vassal for three days c. 1317
Kernabes [de] 1323–1324
Kanz al-Dawla ibn Shujāʿ al-Dīn Nāṣir ibn Fakhr al-Dīn Mālik [de] Mamluk vassal c. 1324
al-Amir Abi Abdallah Kanz el-Dawla last rulers of makuria 1333
Siti (king) [de] King of Dotawo c. 1330
Paper (king) [de] King of Tungul c. 14th-century
Nasir of Makuria Mamluk Vassal, Last ruler of Makuria c. 1397
Joel of Dotawo King of Dotawo c. 1484[3]
Queen Gaua Queen of Dotawo c. 1520–1526[4]

Bibliography

[edit]
  • Derek A. Welsby: The Medieval Kingdoms of Nubia, British Museum Press, London 2002, pp. 259–61 ISBN 0-7141-1947-4

Notes

[edit]
  1. ^ FARAS.
  2. ^ FARAS.
  3. ^ Davies, Noel; Conway, Martin, eds. (2008). World Christianity in the 20th Century. Hymns Ancient and Modern Ltd. p. 110. ISBN 978-0-334-04043-9.
  4. ^ Adam Simmons, 'A Short Note on Queen Gaua: A New Last Known Ruler of Dotawo (r. around 1520-6)?', Dotawo: A Journal of Nubian Studies (2023), doi:10.5070/D60060625.

See also

[edit]