بوست لجمع بعض الروايات الشعبية لأصل المجموعات السودانية ... أرجو المشاركة

Quote: I never heard of Padang when I was in my land.I just came to know of it in Kakuma.When I went home in 1999, I asked old men to tell me about Padang and they told me of a group of people who are known for possession of charms and totems and live around Renk.I didn't like the part of charm but I later came to prove it after listening to many songs from Panaruu.It is true though. Instead, they told me about the GREAT Ngok Adong Kingdom, about Loidit, Gangajuot, Ukokdit and many more wonderful stories. So I wonder what you people are talking about? You'd rahter leave what you do not know. The old men told me of Garangdit and Abukdit, the great Dinka ancestors who bore Deng, their only son.Later on in the line of Dengdit, came Ayueldit.Ayueldit in turn gave birth to four children:the first being Padang, the ancestor of Abeliang, Ageer, Nyiel, Donjol, Luach Aguer Wieu and most of Duk in Bor.The second born was Ngok.Ngok gave birth to Adong.The latter is ancestor of Jok(Abyei), Panaruu, Alor, Paweny and Luach Aguer Adel including some sections of Gogrial Twic and Kiech.The third born to Ayueldit was a daughter namely;Achol who is the ancestor of most Bhar el Ghazel Dinka communities.The forth and the last born to Ayueldit was also a daughter by name Achuei.she is said to be the ancestor to Bor communities. Nuer descended from a Dinka cousin known as Nyantooc.Long story though. All those stories you are fed with are not the right version.What I have just related can be found in most of our legends and songs.Guys get the true version now.I have lot of radio cassettes with me if you like. Jakor, you need to know a little more about Sudan's Geography and demographic figures.