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Capital | Zanzibar-Dar es Salaam | ||||||
Largest city | Zanzibar-Dar es Salaam | ||||||
Other cities | Mogadishu, Mombasa, Malindi, Kilwa, Mtwara, Comoros, Mozambique | ||||||
Language | Swahili | ||||||
Religion | Bayab Faith | ||||||
Government | Sultanate | ||||||
[[List of Emperors of Swahili (Principia Moderni IV (Map Game))|Emperor]] | Jabali | ||||||
Population | 122,236,000 (1930) | ||||||
Established | 10th Century |
The Imperial Swahili Federation is a nation in East Africa. It covers most of the East African Coast.
Great figures
Akida: First Swahili to land in the New World.
Adhama: Discoverer of blood circulation.
Rab-Nints: Independent Developer of Calculus.
Hoo-kah: Discoverer of the cell.
Luw-Hak: Discover of multiple new cells, bacteria and protozoa.
Saqee: Developer of elimination theory, resultants and determinants.
Lapet: Developer of the Lapet Rule, a method of solving limits with derivatives.
The scholar Maofa develops a formula that connects trigonometry with imaginary numbers.
Balya: discovers a theory of probability.
Bakwa: developed selective breeding.
History[]
Founding[]
Administration[]
Government[]
List of Sultans[]
Name | Reign Begin | Reigh End |
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Abu Bakr | ||
Abu Bakr | ||
Al-Rahman | ||
Yusuf | ||
Muhammad | ||
Rasul | ||
Yusuf | ||
Malik | ||
Umar | 1389 | 1424 |
Ali | 1424 | 1465 |
Kombe | 1465 | 1495 |
Mahomet | 1495 | 1503 |
Sameer | 1503 | 1519 |
Hamid | 1519 | 1523 |
Yasser | 1523 | 1546 |
Hodari | 1546 | 1553 |
Kiira | 1553 | 1572 |
Mirza | 1572 | 1582 |
Mhina | 1582 | 1600 |
Malik | 1600 | 1624 |
Kibwe | 1624 | 1675 |
Hodari | 1676 | 1706 |
Sefu | 1706 | 1757 |
Nyo | 1757 | 1792 |
Khalfani | 1792 | 1823 |
Ali II | 1823 | 1858 |
Akida | 1858 | 1878 |
Chacha | 1878 | 1913 |
Jabali | 1913 |
Administrative Divisions[]
There are four main categories of administrative regions in Swahili.
Military[]
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