:::::Actually, as already quoted, Adal reached its height during the 14th century (1300s), when its capital was still based in Zeila ("With Zeila' as principal port, through which cannons were imported from Arabia for the Imaam's armies, and trading in slaves, ivory and other commodities with Abyssinia and the Arabian Peninsula, Adal reached the summit of her prosperity in the fourteenth century" ). Even then, Adal only controlled the northwestern part of Somalia, where the eponymous Awdal region is today situated. The Sultanate of Mogadishu held sway in the south-central regions, whereas the Warsangali Sultanate (which is actually older than Adal) controlled the northeast. At any rate, the actual conclusion of the dr/n discussion was "to have the article include both viewpoints that the sources state", which the page does now.