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- mountains of Mokha, where he encountered a 30,000 strong Solomonic army. The Adalite soldiers surrounded their enemies and for two months besieged the trapped...
- reconciled the two leaders. Ahmad was forced to recognize the authority of the Adalite state for the first time in his career.: 327–328  This peace was immediately...
- Dengel brought about the early 16th-century jihad of the Ottoman-supported Adalite Imam Ahmed Gran, who was defeated in 1543 with the help of the Portuguese...
- October 1531, also known as Garad Matan, was a Somali military commander and Adalite general that served the Adal Sultanate. He led key and decisive battles...
- support from the Arab mounted troops shifted the momentum in favor of the Adalites. The army of Imam Ahmad prevailed, and were in control of the field at...
- The Adalite Civil War (1520–1526) was a seven-year-long conflict within the Adal Sultanate between the Walashma dynasty and the forces of Garad Abun Adashe...
- towards Ethiopia. With the battle and the resulting executions of the Adalite nobility, Harar as a military power "was extinguished forever" in the words...
- pillaged the surrounding areas. Many similar battles were fought between the Adalites and the Solomonids with both sides achieving victory and suffering defeat...
- being the chieftain of Geri Koombe supported the Jihad and served as an Adalite general, second in command to Imam Ahmed. He also sent a messenger to the...
- and captured items of the Imperial regalia. These victories allowed the Adalites to enter the Ethiopian highlands, where they began to sack and burn numerous...