A Short History of the Sudan

A Short History of the Sudan[1] (تاريخ السودان) (Oxford University Press) is a history book that concerns the development of Sudan from the earliest times until the conclusion of the condominium era and the attainment of independence from Britain in 1956. It concentrates mainly on the political and social aspects of Sudanese history and is intended as an introduction to a more detailed study. The author, Mandour Elmahdi, is a Sudanese educator who was the principal of the Institute of Education in Bakht er Ruda at the time the book was published.

A Short History of the Sudan
تاريخ السودان
AuthorMandour Elmahdi
CountryUnited Kingdom
LanguageEnglish
SubjectPre-Sudanese Independence
PublisherOxford University Press
Publication date
1 November 1965
Media typePaperback
Pages154
ISBN0-19-913158-9

Summary

The book addresses the history of the Sudan up until the nation gained its independence from the United Kingdom in 1956. It is intended to be a general introduction that emphasizes social and political patterns within a wider framework of events.

The book is divided into eight chapters.

  1. The Ancient Sudan
  2. The Christian Sudan
  3. The Entry of the Arabs
  4. The Funj and the Fur
  5. The Turko-Egyptian Period
  6. The Mahdiya
  7. The Condominium Rule
  8. The Dawn of Independence of the Republic of the Sudan, January 1956

A Short History of the Sudan was reprinted in 1978 and distributed worldwide. It was also used as part of the history syllabus in Sudan for more than 20 years.

References
  1. Mahdi, Mandour El (1984). A short history of the Sudan (repr. ed.). London [u.a.]: Oxford Univ. Press. p. 154. ISBN 0-19-913158-9.
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