In Somalia, the once small village of Ras Canpoli has thrived due to the prosperity brought about by the establishment of the Ras Canpoli trade market in the East African colony.
Ras Canpoli village does not belong to the East African colony; rather, it is located within Somalia. It's just that when East Africa was being colonized, people were too cumbersome to name the market and simply took the local name directly.
Therefore, Ras Canpoli Market and Ras Canpoli Village are not the same concept; they belong, respectively, to the East African colony and the Gledi Sultanate in southern Somalia. The Gledi Sultanate was formerly the Aqulan Sultanate, which had been in a constant state of fragmentation until unified by its founder, Adel.
