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   dān gòng guóā : جمهوريةالسودان shì fēi zhōu miàn zuì , tóng shí shì miàn shí de guó jiāgāi guó wèi fēi zhōu dōng běi hóng hǎi yán 'àn shā dōng duānguó jiā de míng yuán 'ā Bilad-al-Sudan miàn wéihēirénde ”, shǒu céng bèi shī bài guó jiā zhǐ shù liè biǎo píng wéishì jiè shàng zuì 'ān dìng de guó jiā”, guī jiù zhèng jūn zài 'ěr 'ěr zhàn luàn wèn shàng de zhuān zhì tǒng zhì
  
   dān rén mín zhí bǎo shòu nèi zhàn wén huà píng děng zhī fēn rén shēng huó zài běi men duō shì shì 'ā línér shēng huó zài nán fāng biān yuán de duō shì fēi lín de chuán tǒng fēi zhōu luò huò jiào
  
   shǐ
   dān chēng zhè zài gōng yuán qián 2000 nián jiù jiàn liǎo guó jiāāi de qīn gěi dāng zào chéng liǎo de huài
  
   gōng yuán qián 8 shì dān rén bào liǎo guī hóng de fǎn kàng yùn dònggǎn páo liǎo 'āi rénjiàn liǎo wáng guó
  
   gōng yuán qián 751 nián wáng guó zhēng liǎo 'āi jiàn liǎo 'āi 25 wáng cháo rén zài 'āi de tǒng zhì chí liǎo 88 nián
  
   gōng yuán qián 530 nián zuǒ yòu wáng guó qiān mài luó 'āijīn běi), cóng yòu bèi chēng wéi mài luó 'āi wáng guó
  
  4 shì mài luó 'āi de tǒng zhì zhě men shēng nèi hòngxuē ruò liǎo guó jiā de fáng wèi liàngcéng bèi qiáng lái de 'ā wáng guó suǒ zhēng
  
  6 shì zhōng cóng 'āi chuán jiàobìng chéng wéi mài luó 'āi guó jiā de zhèng shì zōng jiào jiǔ hòumài luó 'āi fēn liè wéi liǎng jiào guó jiā 'ā 'ěr qián zhě dōng wéi yòu chēng dōng wáng guóhòu zhě jiàn suǒ
  
  639 niánā rén zhàn lǐng 'āi 。 651 niánāi kāi shǐ qīn
  
  13 shì āi nán fāng。 1276 nián guó wángā 'ěr jiàn shuāi luò
  
  15 shì fēng rén zài yóu hòu lǐng xiù 'ào 'ěr · dōng běi 'ā rén shǒu lǐng 'ā · zhān lián
  
  1504 niánmiè wáng 'ā 'ěr guójiàn fēng dān guóshǒu sēn 'ěr
  
  1762 nián 'ěr duō fán zǒng jié rén 'ā · kǎi bīng fǎn pànfèi chú guó wáng guó wáng zhī wéi kuǐ léiwáng quán luò jié rén chén shǒu zhōng
  
  1821 niánāi rén shǐ yòng xiān jìn de 'ōu zhōu zài zhàn lǐng nán de bái luó
  
  1873 niánāi zǒng yāo qǐng dēng chū rèn dān chì dào shěng de zǒng
  
  1876 nián dēng rèn zhěng dān de zǒng zài dān de liù nián jiānzhì mào
  
  1880 nián dēng jiāo chéng kāi dānzài de rèn zhì xià dān de mào yòu huī liǎo guò de guī
  
  1881 nián dān zōng jiào lǐng xiù hǎn · ài mài xuān shì jiù shì zhù), hào zhào rén mín jìn xíngshèng zhàn”, zhú wài guó qīn lüè zhějiàn biàn píng děngchù chù gōng zhèng de měi hǎo shè huì”。
  
  1883 nián 11 yuèfǎn kàng jūn zhōng 4 wàn duō yōu shì bīng jiān miè yīng jūn 1 wàn duō rényīng guó chóngxīn yòng dēng dēng zài huí dào dān
  
  1884 nián 2 yuè 18 dēng yuè hòu jūn duì wán chéng duì de bāo wéi
  
  1885 nián 1 yuè 26 fǎn kàng jūn gōng xiàn shǒu shā dēng
  
  1885 nián 6 yuè bìng shìā yuē 1846 héng 1899) wèichēng lán jiào guó jiā yuán shǒu), jiàn liǎo tǒng de lán fēng jiàn guó jiā wáng guóshǒu 'ēn màn
  
  1896 niányīng guó zhí mín jūn zài xiàng dān dòng jìn gōng
  
  1898 nián 4 yuè xiàn luòyīng guó zhòng zhàn dānā shuài cán tuì shǒu 'ěr duō fán shěngzhí zhì zhàn
  
  1899 nián 1 yuèyīng guó 'āi qiān dìngyīng 'āi guān gòng guǎn dān de xié dìng》, dān zǒng yóu yīng guó rén dān rènzhǐ zài míng shàng yóu 'āi rèn mìng
  
  1945 nián dān mín dǎng chéng zhù zhāng tōng guò yīng guó xié shāng huò
  
  1948 nián dān rén mín zhì zhí mín dāng suǒ zhì de huì xuǎn gōng rén duàn zhǎn kāi guī gōng
  
  1950 nián 11 yuè dān gōng huì lián huì chéng
  
  1951 nián 10 yuè 'āi xuān fèi chú 1899 nián yīng 'āi gòng guǎn dān xié dìng dān rén mín shì wēi yóu xíngyào qiú yīng guó chè jūn dān
  
  1954 nián 1 yuè mín lián méng dǎng zài huì xuǎn zhōng huò shèng chéng dān mín zhèng
  
  1955 nián 12 yuè dān huì shàng xià yuàn tōng guò xuān de jué 。 12 yuè 31 huì tōng guò lín shí xiàn nánběi dān chōng dān nèi zhàn bào
  
  1956 nián 1 yuè 1 dān zhèng shì xuān chéng dān gòng guó
  
  1969 nián 5 yuè 25 jiā 'ěr · mài shàng xiào dòng jūn shì zhèng biàn duó zhèng quángǎi guó míng wéi dān mín zhù gòng guó”。
  
  1972 nián dān nèi zhàn jié shù
  
  1983 niánnánběi dān zài chōng 'èr dān nèi zhàn bào
  
  1985 nián 4 yuè 6 jiāng jūn dòng jūn shì zhèng biàn tuī fān mài zhèng quánchéng guò jūn shì wěi yuán huì
  
  1985 nián 12 yuè 15 jiāng guó míng gǎi wéi dān gòng guó”。
  
  1986 nián dān xíng xuǎn · chū rèn zǒng tǒng
  
  1989 nián 6 yuè 30 'ěr jūn shì zhèng biàn shàng táichéng jiù guó mìng zhǐ huī wěi yuán huì”。
  
  1993 nián 10 yuèjiù guó mìng zhǐ huī wěi yuán huì jiě sàn 'ěr gǎi rèn zǒng tǒng
  
  1996 nián 3 yuè 'ěr lián rèn zǒng tǒng
  
  2000 nián 12 yuè 'ěr lián rèn zǒng tǒng
  
  2003 nián 7 yuè 'ěr 'ěr chōng bào
  
  2005 nián 7 yuè 'ěr zài lián rèn zǒng tǒng 'èr dān nèi zhàn jié shùnán dān jiāng 2011 nián xíng shì fǒu de gōng mín tóu piào
  
   jiào
   wén huà
  1988 nián 6 yuèjiào jué dìng xiāo zhōng děng gāo děng jiào miǎn fèi de guī dìngxiǎo xué réng wéi miǎn fèi jiào jiào zhǎn hěn píng héngběi fāng jiào zhǎn jiào kuàiquán guó rén kǒu de 64% wéi wén máng, 25% de xué líng 'ér tóng néng xué。 2003 nián quán guó yòu zhōngxiǎo xué xiào 13559 suǒzōng xué 5 suǒzhuān yuàn xiào 11 suǒzài xiào xué shēng yuē 497 wàn rén zhōng xué shēng yuē 24 wàn rénjiào shī yuē 13 wàn rén xué jiàn 1902 niánshì dān zuì zǎo jiàn de gāo děng xué ēn màn lán xué jiàn 1912 nián
  
   mín
   shèng xíng wén miànzuò wéi bié jiào pài de biāo zhìyòu shǒu zhuā fàn chī shí de guàn dài miàn shā
  
  
   zhōng shì dān pén luó guàn chuānqīng luó bái luó huì chù dài zhì zuì wéi féi dōng shì gāo yuánzuì gāo wéi nán biān jìng de niè shānhǎi 3187 dān zhōng nián yán zhù yào shǔ dài cǎo yuán shā hòunián jiàng shuǐ liàng běi xiàng nán yóu 20 duō háo zēng zhì 1000 háo shàngběi bàn duō shā nán bàn duō cǎo yuánsēn lín zhǎo kuàng cáng yòu tiěměngtóngjīnshí yóuyún děng


  Sudan (officially the Republic of the Sudan) (Arabic: السودان ‎As Sūdān) is a country in northeastern Africa. It is the largest country in Africa and in the Arab World, and tenth largest in the world by area. It is bordered by Egypt to the north, the Red Sea to the northeast, Eritrea and Ethiopia to the east, Kenya and Uganda to the southeast, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic to the southwest, Chad to the west and Libya to the northwest. The world's longest river, the Nile, divides the country between east and west sides.
  
  Sudan is home to one of the world's oldest continuous major civilizations, with historical and urban settlements dating back to 3000 BC. The people of Sudan have a long history extending from antiquity, which is intertwined with the history of Egypt, with which it was united politically over several periods. After gaining independence from the United Kingdom in 1956, Sudan suffered a civil war, lasting 17 years, subsequently followed by ethnic, religious, and economic conflicts between the Northern Sudanese (with Arab and Nubian roots), and the Christian and animist Nilotes of Southern Sudan. Thus this led to a second civil war in 1983, and due to continuing political and military struggles, Sudan was seized in a bloodless coup d'état by colonel Omar al-Bashir in 1989, who thereafter proclaimed himself President of Sudan.
  
  Sudan then achieved great economic growth by implementing macroeconomic reforms and finally ended the civil war by adopting a new constitution in 2005 with rebel groups in the south, granting them limited autonomy to be followed by a referendum about independence in 2011. Rich of natural resources such as petroleum and crude oil, Sudan's economy is currently amongst the fastest growing economies in the world. The People's Republic of China and Russia are the largest trading partners of Sudan.
  
  However, after an Islamic legal code was introduced on a national level, the ruling National Congress (NCP) established themselves as the sole political party in the state and has since supported the usage of recruited Arab militias in guerrilla warfare, such as in the ongoing conflict in Darfur. Because of thousands of people being displaced and killed, the need for humanitarian care in Darfur has attracted worldwide attention, and the conflict has been described as a genocide. Officially a federal presidential representative democratic republic, the politics of Sudan are widely considered by the international community to take place within an authoritarian dictatorship due to the influence of the NCP. These factors have led to the termination of diplomatic relations between Sudan and Chad, obstructed humanitarian assistance to the civilian population and has even led to war crimes charges being issued against members of the Sudanese government. On 4 March 2008, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant for President Omar al-Bashir on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity, the first sitting head of state ever indicted by the ICC. This has been followed by severe sanctions being put on the country due to alleged ties with Egyptian Islamic Jihad and al-Qaeda. As a result, Sudan has scored low in human development for 2009, having been ranked number 150 between Haiti and Tanzania. Statistics indicate that about 17% of the population live on less than US $1.25 per day.
  
  A member of the United Nations, Sudan also maintains membership with the AU, LAS, OIC and NAM, as well as serving as an observer in WTO. Its capital is Khartoum, which serves as the political, cultural and commercial center of the nation, while Omdurman remains the largest city. Among Sudan's population of 42 million people, Sunni islam is the official and largest religion, while Arabic and English are the official languages.
 

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