The kingdom was first referred to by Fra Mauro (in 1459) and Leo Africanus (in 1526); the provenance of its name remains uncertain.
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#Dulo, Mandara, the capital of the historical African state of Mandara in what is now Cameroon.
Girgam is also used as the name for written historical records in some kingdoms west of Bornu, including Daura, Fika and Mandara.