Republic of the Sudan

Target entity: Republic of the Sudan
Context triple: [Northern State, partOf, Republic of the Sudan]

• A. Sudanese Republic
  The Sudanese Republic was the former name of the French West African territory that became the independent nation of Mali in 1960.
• B. Sultanate of Darfur
  The Sultanate of Darfur was a powerful pre-colonial Islamic kingdom in western Sudan that flourished as a regional center of trade and politics before its 19th-century conquest.
• C. Turco-Egyptian Sudan
  Turco-Egyptian Sudan was the 19th-century colonial administration of Sudan jointly controlled by the Ottoman Empire and Egypt, marked by heavy taxation, slave raids, and the conditions that led to the Mahdist uprising.
• D. Mahdist Sudan
  Mahdist Sudan was a late 19th-century Islamic state in the Sudanese region established by Muhammad Ahmad al-Mahdi after his revolt against Ottoman-Egyptian and British rule.
• E. Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
  Anglo-Egyptian Sudan was a former British-Egyptian condominium in northeastern Africa that existed from 1899 to 1956, encompassing the territory of modern-day Sudan and South Sudan.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Republic of the Sudan
Target entity description: The Republic of the Sudan is a large Northeast African country along the Nile River, known for its diverse cultures, desert landscapes, and history as one of Africa’s geographically largest states.

• A. Sudanese Republic
  The Sudanese Republic was the former name of the French West African territory that became the independent nation of Mali in 1960.
• B. Sultanate of Darfur
  The Sultanate of Darfur was a powerful pre-colonial Islamic kingdom in western Sudan that flourished as a regional center of trade and politics before its 19th-century conquest.
• C. Turco-Egyptian Sudan
  Turco-Egyptian Sudan was the 19th-century colonial administration of Sudan jointly controlled by the Ottoman Empire and Egypt, marked by heavy taxation, slave raids, and the conditions that led to the Mahdist uprising.
• D. Mahdist Sudan
  Mahdist Sudan was a late 19th-century Islamic state in the Sudanese region established by Muhammad Ahmad al-Mahdi after his revolt against Ottoman-Egyptian and British rule.
• E. Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
  Anglo-Egyptian Sudan was a former British-Egyptian condominium in northeastern Africa that existed from 1899 to 1956, encompassing the territory of modern-day Sudan and South Sudan.
• F. None of above. chosen