Thank you! The Khedivate of Egypt was essentially only a nominal part of the Ottoman Empire at this point and did a lot of conquests of their own, reaching as far as modern-day Uganda and Somalia.
https://www.sahistory.org.za/sites/default/files/article/file%20attachment/afr1800.gif some africa tribes that you can use for answers (only some so like ~10)
Out of curiousity — what was "Sigi"? I can't find it when I look it up because the word is also a stock profile and the OECD's "Social Institutions and Gender Index" ... if any of y'all history buffs could help me out I'd be very grateful lol
Minor native kingdom in Sulawesi, now part of Indonesia, formed by the Kaili ethnic group. Apparently has existed since the 1200s. Didn't do much historically; their animist religion seems cool though. Converted to Islam sometime in the 1600s. Incorporated into the Dutch East Indies sometime between 1900 and 1915, though they were allowed to keep their royal family and borders until the 1930s.
Now all that remains is Sigi Regency in Central Sulawesi and their former capital Biromaru (at least, I think it was their capital).
Minor native kingdom in Sulawesi, now part of Indonesia, formed by the Kaili ethnic group. Apparently has existed since the 1200s. Didn't do much historically; their animist religion seems cool though. Converted to Islam sometime in the 1600s. Incorporated into the Dutch East Indies sometime between 1900 and 1915, though they were allowed to keep their royal family and borders until the 1930s.
Now all that remains is Sigi Regency in Central Sulawesi and their former capital Biromaru (at least, I think it was their capital).
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