Edited sentence: "Banza or Banza 7" According to some modern historians are people which are of ancient tribes and extinct languages in Hausaland, whose history little is known."Habe" are taken to be pure the Hausas."Hausa-Fulani or Kado" are Hausanized Hausas, people of mixed Hausa and Fulani origin, most of whom speak a variant of Hausa as their native language.According to Hausa genealogical tradition, their identity came into being as a direct result of the migration of Fula people into Hausaland occurring from the 15th century and later at the beginning of the 19th century, during the Sheikh Usman Danfodiyo's led revolution against the Hausa Kingdoms founding a centralized Sokoto Caliphate.Bahaushe is divided into three groups.Hausas in the narrow sense are indigenous of Kasar Hausa (Hausaland) who are found in West Africa.He is a person who speaks Hausa as the first language in everyday life, and then considers Hausa culture and customs.He is a person whose father is Hausa or who was born in Hausa land, and then adopted Hausa language, culture and customs.He is the one who got married and brought in to Hausa land and adopted the Hausa culture, customs and language.These group are the rulers of Hausa Kingdoms before the Danfodiyo revolution (Jihad) of 1804.They include Ajawa, Gere, Bankal, and others.They include Jobawa, Dambazawa, Mudubawa, Mallawa, and Sullubawa tribes originating in Futa Tooro.They include Wangarawa, Gobirawa, Zamfarawa, Rumawa, Maouri, and others.Within the people of the Hausa, the distinction is made between three subgroups: Habe, Hausa-Fulani (Kado), and Banza or Banza 7