Countries and Empires that ruled Sudan

A timeline of the rich history of Sudan, and empires that ruled Sudan from 4000 BC until today.
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Reign
Country / Empire
4000 BC
Kerma culture
3800 BC – 3100 BC
A-Group culture
2686 BC – 2181 BC
Old Kingdom of Egypt
2500 BC – 1500 BC
Nubia
2400 BC – 1550 BC
C-Group culture
2181 BC – 2055 BC
First Intermediate Period
2055 BC – 1650 BC
Middle Kingdom of Egypt
1550 BC – 1069 BC
New Kingdom of Egypt
780 BC – 350 AD
Kingdom of Kush
700 BC – 800 AD
Blemmyes
550 BC – 330 BC
Achaemenid Empire
330 BC – 150 BC
Macedonian Empire
305 BC – 30 BC
Ptolemaic Kingdom
30 BC – 100 AD
Roman Empire
100 AD – 960 AD
Aksumite Empire
400 AD – 700 AD
Nobatia
600 AD – 1500 CE
Alodia
651 AD – 1518 CE
Kingdom of Makuria
1171 – 1341
Ayyubid Sultanate
1250 – 1517
Mamluk Sultanate
1400 – 1650
Tunjur Kingdom
1490 – 1517
Shilluk Kingdom
1500 – 1685
Kingdom of Fazughli
1504 – 1739
Ottoman Empire
1504 – 1821
Funj Sultanate
1603 – 1916
Sultanate of Darfur
1805 – 1867
Muhammad Ali dynasty
1867 – 1914
Khedivate of Egypt
1885 – 1899
Mahdist Sudan
1899 – 1956
British Empire
1956 – 1969
Republic of Sudan
1969 – 1985
Democratic Republic of the Sudan
1985 – present
Republic of the Sudan
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