Episode 4 of 4

Surrender of Badi VII

When
14-15 June 1821
Where
Sennar
Part of
Egyptian conquest of Sudan: Badi VII surrenders, ending the Funj Sultanate

The last Funj Sultan surrendered to Ismail Pasha, ending the Funj Sultanate and allowing Egyptian occupation of Sennar.

On 14 June 1821, Badi VII, the last sultan of the Funj Sultanate, surrendered to Ismail Pasha. The Egyptians occupied Sennar the following day without a fight, marking the definitive end of the Funj kingdom's political autonomy.

Sources

  1. Turco-Egyptian conquest of Sudan (1820–1824) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-04
  2. Funj Sultanate Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-12

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