List of conflicts in Chad

Location of Chad (green)

Medieval Times

Kanem Empire

Influence of Kanem Empire around 1,200 C.E.

• circa 1,203 C.E. — 1,243 C.E. Dunama Dabbalemi, of the Sayfawa dynasty, mai of the Kanem Empire, declared jihad against the surrounding tribes and initiated an extended period of conquest.^[1][2]
• Fall of Kanem
  • 1,342 C.E. — 1,352 C.E. Sao Resurgence
• 1,376 C.E. — 1,388 C.E. Bulala Invasion

Modern Times

Bornu Empire

• circa 1,455 C.E. — 1,487 C.E. Ali Gazi, ruler of the Bornu Empire, took on the Bulala nomads, defeated them, and re-captured the old Kanem capital, Njimi

Ouaddai Empire

• 1,870 C.E. — April 22, 1,900 C.E. Rabih az-Zubayr ibn Fadl Allah's War
• 1,909 C.E. — 1,911 C.E. Ouaddai War

French Chad

• 1,870 C.E. — April 22, 1,900 C.E. Rabih az-Zubayr ibn Fadl Allah's War
• 1,909 C.E. — 1,911 C.E. Ouaddai War

Republic of Chad

• November 1, 1,965 C.E. Mangalmé riots
• 1,965 C.E. — ongoing War in Chad
  • 1,965 C.E. — 2,010 C.E. Chadian Civil War
    • 1,965 C.E. — 1,979 C.E. Civil war in Chad
    • 1,979 C.E. — 1,982 C.E. Civil war in Chad
    • 1,998 C.E. — 2,002 C.E. Civil war in Chad
    • December 18, 2,005 C.E. — January 15, 2,010 C.E. Civil war in Chad
      • December 18, 2,005 C.E. Battle of Adré
      • January 6, 2,006 C.E. Borota raid
      • March 6, 2,006 C.E. Amdjereme raid
      • April 13, 2,006 C.E. Battle of N'Djamena
      • May 1, 2,006 C.E. Dalola raid
      • February 2, 2,008 C.E. — February 4, 2,008 C.E. Battle of N'Djamena
      • June 18, 2,008 C.E. Battle of Am Zoer
      • May 7, 2,009 C.E. Battle of Am Dam
      • April 24, 2,010 C.E. — April 28, 2,010 C.E. Battle of Tamassi
  • 1,978 C.E. — 1,987 C.E. Chadian—Libyan conflict
    • 1,983 C.E. — 1,984 C.E. Operation Manta
    • February 13, 1,986 C.E. — ongoing Opération Épervier
    • 1,986 C.E. Tibesti War
    • December 16, 1,986 C.E. — September 11, 1,987 C.E. Toyota War
• April 11, 2,002 C.E. — ongoing Insurgency in the Maghreb

References

1. Barkindo, ""Early states", 237-9.
2. Lange, "Mune-symbol", 84-104.

See also

• Chadian ground forces
• Chadian Air Force
• Military history of Africa
• African military systems to 1,800 C.E.
• African military systems 1,800 C.E. — 1,900 C.E.
• African military systems after 1,900 C.E.