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 Re: الرئيس (اوباما) يرقص فرحا بالنصر علي انغام نوبية سودانية!! (Re: هشام هباني)
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اخونا هشام,
قبيلة اللو و ليست ليو, موجودة فى الجنوب و هى متفرقة من الدينكا تحديد و هم موجودون فى مدينة واو "جور شول" و تتفرع منها الشلك و الانواك و اشولى و هى موجودة فى يوغندا و كينيا و تنزاتيا و أثيوبيا. تتحدث نفس اللغة.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luo_peoples
| Quote: The Luo (also spelled Lwo) are several ethnolinguistically related ethnic groups in Africa that inhabit an area ranging from South Sudan and Ethiopia, through northern Uganda and eastern Congo (DRC), into western Kenya, and the northern tip of Tanzania. The Luo speak an Eastern Sudanic (Nilotic) language, a branch of the Nilo-Saharan language family. According to various ethnic classification schemes, they are referred to as River-Lake Nilotes or Western Nilotes, which also includes the Dinka–Nuer language group. People who speak Luo languages include the Shilluk, Anuak, Acholi, Jurchol, Lango, Palwo, Alur, Padhola, Joluo (Kenyan and Tanzanian Luo), Bor, and Kumam. |
Origins in South Sudan
According to ethnologists, linguists and Luo oral history, the Luo are part of the Nilotic group of tribes who separated from the other members of the East Sudanic family by the 3rd millennium BC.[1] Bethwell Ogot places the area of origin of the Luo in South Sudan.[2]
More than eight centuries ago, the Luo peoples occupied the area that now lies in present day eastern Bahr el Ghazal, South Sudan. The reason for their dispersion from this area is not known for certain, though it is widely believed to have been due to the Arab Conquest. Internal contradictions or population explosion may also have driven them from this region. The Luo moved to nearly all the countries neighbouring Sudan, resulting in many separate groups with variation in language and tradition, as each group moved further away from their kin.
A branch of the Luo, the Shilluk (or Chollo) nation, comprising more than one hundred clans and sub-tribes, was founded by a chief named Nyikango sometime in the middle of the 15th century. They evolved a nation with a feudal-style system. Nyikango and his nation moved northward along the Nile (towards Kush). The rest of the Luo groups rejected Nyikango's idea and kept a south and westwards migration.
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