History of Djibouti. Sultanate of Ifat
Islamisation of Djibouti. Sultanate of Adal. Djiboutian History
Djibouti (East Africa)
has been inhabited since the Neolithic (Afro-Asian
language people)
- 7th century: Islamisation of Djibouti
- 1285 - 1415: Sultanate of Ifat
- Founded by the Walashma dynasty
- Capital: Zeila
- 1332: Emperor Amda Seyon I of Ethiopia
defeats the Sultan
- 1415 - 1577: Sultanate of Adal
- Capital: Zeila
- Control of Djibouti and large areas of Somalia,
Eritrea
and Ethiopia.
- Battles with Abyssinia
- 1577 - 1867: Eyalet Ottoman (Egypt)
- 1894 - 1977: French coast of the Somalis
- 1896 - 1967: French administration
- 1967: French territory of Afar and Issas
- 1977: Independence (France)
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