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Own work Most info in this this graph comes from Dansey and can be found here [1]. These are the sources for the additional information; more detailed subclans are only sown where there is no disambugation, Ismail Mire as supreme commander, in Henry Gates' Dictionary of African Biography, p 170; in the Ararsame section of Darbash two Ararsame subclans Reer Hagar and Wacays Aden are left out due to this source excluding them [2]; the ina cabdille Xasan e la sua attività letteraria describes Golaweyne as an entirely Dhulbahante division. The Buraad as Warsangeli and Dhulbahante is derived from p. 126 of "Oral Poetry and Nationalism" by Said S. Samatar.## The specific Warsangeli subclans can be deduced from poet sources such as Diiwaanka Gabayadii Sayid Maxamed Cabdulle Xasan. The fluctuating demographics of reer-beede can be derived from p. 120 and its Dhulbahante predominance from p. 113 and p. 100 respectively of "Oral poetry and Somali Nationalism" by Said S Samatar.## The specific Taargooye subclans (Rer Samatar Khalaf + reer Islaan, both Omar Mahamud) can be derived from "Taariikhda Daraawiishta, p. 198, and p. 159 of "