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[QUOTE]Originally posted by dana marniche: [QB] The ancestors of the Iforas Tuareg or "Ait Ifren", for example, are recorded as Chana or Djana (Khian) son of Yahyah son of Salatis or Isletan son of Warsak son of Dari son of Chacfoun (Apachnas) son of Bendouad or Adidat (Hadid) son of Imla son of Guerad son of Maghdis son of Herek son of Mazigh a great grandson of Badyan son of Canaan. recorded by Ibn Khaldun and found in MacMichael's History of the Arabs vol. II and other places. Elsewhere it is said Ifren was son of Islitan, son of Misra, son of Zakiya, son of Warsik son of Adidat, son of Djana was through Mazigh a descendant Canaan of Ham. Several of the above chiefs are undoubtedly the same as documented on Hyksos scarabs. The known Hyksos rulers or shepherd-kings recorded by Eusebius, Josephus, Syncellus and even Leo Africanus, included Salatis, Khyan (Janias of Josephus), Apachnas or Apopi I(Chacfoun) whom Herodotus claims was Epaphus and Archles (Herak). These people took over the Aegean as well according to tradition. Arabs record them as "Amalekites" or Himyarite kings of the Adites. They mention Adidat or Douad as Chedid. While Salatis is well known as Salih. [IMG]http://i46.tinypic.com/whcn83.jpg[/IMG] Ifuras Tuareg of Mali The name Masikha or Mashek and Misrah and Misramah are well known names of ancient Yemenite tribes associated with the Mahra whom Hamdani and Khaldun equate with the Adites. See R. Khanams Encylopaedic Ethnography of Middle East and Central Asia vol. 1 p. 66 on the Masikha. No doubt their remnant in Syria were the Ph'anakes of Manetho and "Phoenicians" that Josephus claims were the "Amalek shepherds". [/QB][/QUOTE]
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