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Assassination of Muhammad Adlan

When
Early 1821
Where
Near Sennar
Part of
Egyptian conquest of Sudan: Badi VII surrenders, ending the Funj Sultanate

Muhammad Adlan, preparing to resist the Turkish conquest, was assassinated in a plot near Sennar in early 1821.

Realizing the Turks were about to conquer his domain, Muhammad Adlan ordered the army to muster at the Nile confluence. However, he was assassinated in a plot near Sennar in early 1821, removing a key resistance figure before the surrender.

Sources

  1. Funj Sultanate Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-12

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