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Dar Eringa is a historical region located in northwestern Darfur, Sudan, serving as the traditional homeland of the Eringa people.
North: Dar Tama and Dar Jebel.
South: Dar Masalit.
East: Wadi Kaja.
West: Sudanese-Chadian border.
Economy and Society
Human Activity:
The population relies on traditional rain-fed agriculture, alongside livestock herding.
Culture and Traditions:
The local community shares the cultural traditions characteristic of western Sudan.
References
MacMichael, H. A. (1920). Darfur Linguistics. Sudan Notes and Records, 3(3), 197–216.
Davies, R. (1924). The Masalit Sultanate. Sudan Notes and Records, 7(2), 49–62.
Kapteijns, L. (1985). Mahdist Faith and the Legitimation of Popular Revolt in Western Sudan. Africa, 55(4), 390–399.