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Javext why did you put the same result for the Ajuuran Portuguese wars as the ottoman-Portuguese wars. None of the sources mention Mombasa and Pete before 1542 in relation to Somalis. You also blatantly misattributed sources for example Bruce’s book never takes about Portuguese beyond this one paragraph. As you can see at has nothing to do with a war between the protegiese and Ajuuran, “During this time the Portuguese also arrived along the East African coast (1498) and began to establish an economic and military presence along the trade routes of the Indian Ocean. Over the next 250 years, they played a key role in shaping regional dynamics, although the Benadir Coast remained outside their direct control, and Mogadishu was able to retain its autonomy within the Indian Ocean trading world.” I will be removing your vandalism Matan ibn Uthman ( talk) 15:10, 14 January 2024 (UTC)
After looking into this article. Not only is the content in the article erroneous but misleading. The modern Somali state gained independence in 1960 and the aforementioned states in the article such as Adal or Ifat are not successor states. Their capitals weren't based in Somalia's borders either. There should be separate articles for the Ifat, Ajuuran and Adal sultanates discussing the Somali-Portugeuse conflicts. All edits will be reverted until a consensus is reached. Replayerr ( talk) 14:26, 7 March 2024 (UTC)
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List has been cleaned of unsourced entries with no indication they meet the article inclusion criteria. Content should be restored only if proper referencing is provided showing the entry and its details meet the article inclusion criteria. See WP:BURDEN // Timothy :: talk 21:36, 26 December 2023 (UTC)
Javext why did you put the same result for the Ajuuran Portuguese wars as the ottoman-Portuguese wars. None of the sources mention Mombasa and Pete before 1542 in relation to Somalis. You also blatantly misattributed sources for example Bruce’s book never takes about Portuguese beyond this one paragraph. As you can see at has nothing to do with a war between the protegiese and Ajuuran, “During this time the Portuguese also arrived along the East African coast (1498) and began to establish an economic and military presence along the trade routes of the Indian Ocean. Over the next 250 years, they played a key role in shaping regional dynamics, although the Benadir Coast remained outside their direct control, and Mogadishu was able to retain its autonomy within the Indian Ocean trading world.” I will be removing your vandalism Matan ibn Uthman ( talk) 15:10, 14 January 2024 (UTC)
After looking into this article. Not only is the content in the article erroneous but misleading. The modern Somali state gained independence in 1960 and the aforementioned states in the article such as Adal or Ifat are not successor states. Their capitals weren't based in Somalia's borders either. There should be separate articles for the Ifat, Ajuuran and Adal sultanates discussing the Somali-Portugeuse conflicts. All edits will be reverted until a consensus is reached. Replayerr ( talk) 14:26, 7 March 2024 (UTC)