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The Medieval History of the Coast of Tanganyika
This chapter is in the book The Medieval History of the Coast of Tanganyika
© 1962 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

© 1962 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Preface 5
  3. Contents 7
  4. Introduction 9
  5. Bibliography 13
  6. Note on the Transliteration of Swahili and Arabic Words 18
  7. Part 1: The Tanganyika Coast as Part of Azania
  8. Chapter I. The Times of Ignorance 21
  9. Chapter II. Zanj or Seng-Chih 31
  10. Part 2: The Polity of Kilwa
  11. Chapter I .The Documents 45
  12. Chapter II. The Chronology of the Sultans of Kilwa Kisiwani 60
  13. Chapter III. The Settlement of Kilwa: 957–1131 74
  14. Chapter IV. The Rise to Prosperity and its Aftermath: 1131–1333 88
  15. Chapter V. The Times of al-Hasan and Dā'ūd ibn Sulaimān: 1310–1356 99
  16. Chapter VI. The Shadows of Decline: 1356–1442 111
  17. Chapter VII. The Later 15th Century: 1442–1498 126
  18. Chapter VIII. The State of Kilwa: its Dominions and Political Organisation 143
  19. Chapter IX. Other Historical Sites of the Tanganyika Coast 156
  20. Chapter X. Coinage before the Coming of the Portuguese 176
  21. Chapter XI. Daily Life and Commerce 192
  22. Chapter XII. Summary and Conclusions 207
  23. Appendix
  24. I. The Traditional History of Kua 211
  25. II. A Portuguese Description of Kilwa in 1505 216
  26. Tables: Recorded Finds of Coins in East Africa
  27. I Kilwa (including coins classified as either Kilwa or Mafia) 220
  28. II The Mafia Islands 221
  29. III Zanzibar 222
  30. IV Pemba 223
  31. V Kenya 223
  32. VI Summary of Totals by Area 223
  33. Index 225
  34. Plates 239
  35. Genealogical tables 245
  36. Maps 249
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783112707098-026

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Preface 5
  3. Contents 7
  4. Introduction 9
  5. Bibliography 13
  6. Note on the Transliteration of Swahili and Arabic Words 18
  7. Part 1: The Tanganyika Coast as Part of Azania
  8. Chapter I. The Times of Ignorance 21
  9. Chapter II. Zanj or Seng-Chih 31
  10. Part 2: The Polity of Kilwa
  11. Chapter I .The Documents 45
  12. Chapter II. The Chronology of the Sultans of Kilwa Kisiwani 60
  13. Chapter III. The Settlement of Kilwa: 957–1131 74
  14. Chapter IV. The Rise to Prosperity and its Aftermath: 1131–1333 88
  15. Chapter V. The Times of al-Hasan and Dā'ūd ibn Sulaimān: 1310–1356 99
  16. Chapter VI. The Shadows of Decline: 1356–1442 111
  17. Chapter VII. The Later 15th Century: 1442–1498 126
  18. Chapter VIII. The State of Kilwa: its Dominions and Political Organisation 143
  19. Chapter IX. Other Historical Sites of the Tanganyika Coast 156
  20. Chapter X. Coinage before the Coming of the Portuguese 176
  21. Chapter XI. Daily Life and Commerce 192
  22. Chapter XII. Summary and Conclusions 207
  23. Appendix
  24. I. The Traditional History of Kua 211
  25. II. A Portuguese Description of Kilwa in 1505 216
  26. Tables: Recorded Finds of Coins in East Africa
  27. I Kilwa (including coins classified as either Kilwa or Mafia) 220
  28. II The Mafia Islands 221
  29. III Zanzibar 222
  30. IV Pemba 223
  31. V Kenya 223
  32. VI Summary of Totals by Area 223
  33. Index 225
  34. Plates 239
  35. Genealogical tables 245
  36. Maps 249
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