كشف مخطط لتغيير تاريخ هجليج ..

خلال بحثي عن تاريخ منطقة هجليلج بعد ان افتى منصور خالد بتبعيتها للجنوب ، وهي حسب ما ورد في الكثير من المراجع التاريخية ان اسمها الحقيقي والثابت قطعا هو "هجليج" وليس كما تدعي دولة جنوب السودان الوليدة بأنها تتبع لأبيي وان اسمها هو " " حسب لغة الدينكا نيوك .. خلال هذا البحث وجدت ان كثير من هذه التراجم والثوابت التاريخية قد تم تعديلها او يجري حاليا تعديلها من خلال وضع بصمة غير شمالية لهذه المنطقة .
من الوضح ان الأمر مخطط له وان هناك حملة منظمة تسعي لطمس حقائق ان هجليج شمالية منذ مئات السنين .

تم تعديل نشرة The Journal of African History والخاصة بتاريخ افريقيا ..
وكان قد ذكر فيها بعض المعلومات العامة عن هجليلج

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تم تعديل صفحة History of South Sudan بتاريخ 3 مايو 2012 .

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ومن خلال قراءة موضوع تم نشره في سودان تبريون وموقع http://southsudannewsagency.com/
والذي اوردت مقال احد أعضاء لجنة حدود أبيي حول تبعية هجليلج واسمه دوقلاس جونسون ..
حيث يقول انه من الخطأ بل انه ليس من العدالة ان يقرر مجلس الأمن والإتحاد الأوربي والولايات المتحدة بتبعية هجيلج لدولة الشمال ويطلب من الجميع التراجع عن أحالة هجليلج للسودان .
الموضوع نزل بتاريخ اليوم 5/5/2012 ..


مقطع من النص الكامل ..
By Douglas H. Johnson

On May 5, 2012 –

THE COLONIAL BACKGROUND

The Rueng Dinka territory of Panaru is at the centre of the debate over the location of Panthou/ Heglig. The Rueng, who are now contained within Unity State in the Republic of South Sudan, neighbour the Ngok Dinka and originally were administered along with them as part of Kordofan Province. Their current location in Unity State, and the disputed location of Panthou/Heglig is the outcome of a series of administrative transfers in the early twentieth century.

At the beginning of the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium the Rueng Dinka were found with their cattle as far north as Lake Keilak, in what is now South Kordofan.1 In 1907 it was reported that many of them had left ‘Fanaru [Panaru] in South Kordofan’ for Khor Atar in Upper Nile because of raiding by the Misseriya-Humr.2 By 1913 the Awet section of the Rueng were complaining about further incursions by the Misseriya-Humr on their lands around Lake Jau (or Abiad), where the Awet had settled ‘long before the Arabs came’.3

When the Nuba Mountains became a separate province in 1913 the Rueng sections were divided between the Nuba Mountains and Kordofan. One branch of Rueng was transferred to the neighbouring southern province of Bahr el-Ghazal in the early 1920s, and in1927, following the decision to re-absorb the Nuba Mountains Province into Kordofan, most of the rest of the Rueng were transferred there, too, on the grounds that they were more easily accessible to the administrators of Bahr el-Ghazal and that they were already in close contact with the Nuer of that province. The boundary rectification between the provinces was made at a local level meeting of the neighbouring District Commissioners.4 The Rueng were now split between Bahr el-Ghazal and Kordofan, where some Dinka remained as part of the Southern Kordofan District with its headquarters at Kadugli.5 By 1930, however, all Rueng were transferred to the administration of Upper Nile Province, and in 1931 the provincial boundaries were gazetted as follows:6

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