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Tunni (Somali: Tunni) or Shangamaas (Somali: Shan = five, Gamaas = spears) are confederacy of clans that are part of the larger confederacy Digil and Mirifile. It is one of the major clans that live in the South West State of Somalia and can also be found in Jubbaland.^[1]^[2]

Overview

The Tunni clan split into 5 different groups hence the name Shangamaas. The 5 groups are: Daffarat, Werrile, Hajuuwa, Daqtiira and Goygaal,^[3] each one of these groups are also confederacies made up of 4 different clans that come from varying backgrounds.^[4] The Tunni clan depending on their origin speak their language Aff Tunni Cite error: The <ref> tag has too many names (see the help page). In Piazza, 1905, the Tunni population was approximately 15,000 (both agro-pastarolists and urbanites), where the majority of Tunni's were found outside of Baraawe (approximately 13,000 outside the city and 2,100 inside the city).^[5]

Clan Tree

According to Abdalla Omar Mansur's "The Nature of the Somali Clan System", the tunni group are split into 5 group which are further then split up into 4 clans from varying clans.

Tunni
- Daffarat
  - Arwerri (Garre)
  - Mudun (Digil)
  - Geesi (Garre)
  - Tunni Clan tree
    Boqolle (Wa'dan)
- Werrile
  - Gafle (Garre)
  - Madowe (Garre)
  - Yare (Oromo)
  - Furur (Mirifile)
- Hajuwa
  - Hura (Reer Xamar)
  - Waaqsheyn (Ajuuran)
  - Mabagolle (Oromo)
  - Nijey (Hawiye)
- Daqtiira
  - Minhoraad (Oromo)
  - Waransille (Eelay)
  - Bedelamma (Boon)
  - Kumurto (Biimal)
- Goygal
  - Hamar (Reer Hamar)
  - Doyle (Hawiye/Jiddu)
  - Matangalle (Garre)
  - Fadido (Oromo)

According to Colluci, 1924 the reer Hura are descendants of a man called Hura the son of Sharif Omar who is an Asharaf man who came from Medina some 10 generations ago (in 1924). The reer hamar also claim a banaadiri ancestry claim to have come to Baraawe during the times of Muzzafars Sultanate.^[6] The reer Arweri claim to be descendants of the Tuf sub clan of Garre, aswell as the reer Madoowe and reer Matangalle.^[6] The reer Boqolle clan claim to descend from the Wacdan clan and in this one of it members provide and an abtirisi (a list of paternal ancestors until the clan patriarch).^[7]

Daud
- Avo
  - Scego
    - Avo
      - Curi
        Leso
        Sahei
        Ili
        Obo
        Ali
        Sciurri
        Obole
        Walili
        Dumal
        Muddoa
        Gavene
        Boqolle (This is the name all members of this clan trace their ancestry to)
        Mussa
        Eliere
        Heggio
        Mohamed
        Moldere
        Wadan

References

^ "GENEALOGICAL TABLE OF SOMALI CLANS" (PDF).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
^ "Tunni in Somalia".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
^ "The Total Somali Clan Genealogy (second edition)" (PDF).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
^ Ahmed, Ali. The Invention of Somalia. p. 132.
^ Piazza, Giovanni (1905). La Regione di Brava nel Brava. pp. 11 and 20.
^ ^a ^b Colluci, Massimo. Principi di Diritto Consuetudniario Della Somalia Italiana Meridionale. pp. 108–110.
^ Colluci, Massimo. Principi di Diritto Consuetudniario Della Somalia Italiana Meridionale. p. 32.

[1] "GENEALOGICAL TABLE OF SOMALI CLANS" (PDF).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

[:1-2] "Tunni in Somalia".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

[3] "The Total Somali Clan Genealogy (second edition)" (PDF).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

[4] Ahmed, Ali. The Invention of Somalia. p. 132.

[5] Piazza, Giovanni (1905). La Regione di Brava nel Brava. pp. 11 and 20.

[:2-6] Colluci, Massimo. Principi di Diritto Consuetudniario Della Somalia Italiana Meridionale. pp. 108–110.

[:0-7] Colluci, Massimo. Principi di Diritto Consuetudniario Della Somalia Italiana Meridionale. p. 32.

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 == Overview ==
-The Tunni clan split into 5 different groups hence the name Shangamaas. The 5 groups are: Daffarat, Werrile, Hajuuwa, Daqtiira and Goygaal,<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/15601742.pdf|title=The Total Somali Clan Genealogy (second edition)|last=|first=|date=|website=|url-status=live|archive-url=|archive-date=|access-date=}}</ref> each one of these groups are also confederacies made up of 4 different clans that come from varying backgrounds.<ref>{{Cite book|last=Ahmed|first=Ali|title=The Invention of Somalia|publisher=|year=|isbn=|location=|pages=132}}</ref> The Tunni clan depending on their origin speak their language [[Tunni language|Aff Tunni]] <ref name=":1" /> or when native to the city [[Barawa|Baraawe]] speak the local [[Bravanese dialect|Bravenese]] language used in the city.
+The Tunni clan split into 5 different groups hence the name Shangamaas. The 5 groups are: Daffarat, Werrile, Hajuuwa, Daqtiira and Goygaal,<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/15601742.pdf|title=The Total Somali Clan Genealogy (second edition)|last=|first=|date=|website=|url-status=live|archive-url=|archive-date=|access-date=}}</ref> each one of these groups are also confederacies made up of 4 different clans that come from varying backgrounds.<ref>{{Cite book|last=Ahmed|first=Ali|title=The Invention of Somalia|publisher=|year=|isbn=|location=|pages=132}}</ref> The Tunni clan depending on their origin speak their language [[Tunni language|Aff Tunni]] <ref name=":1" /
 == Geography ==

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Overview

Clan Tree

See also

References