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31 Jul 2023, 11:36

Historical geography

Tembien in the past was at least partially inhabited by Agew people and there are still Agew communities south of Tembien, in Abergele.[7] The border between Tigray proper (area surrounding Aksum and Adwa) and Tembien traditionally was the Wer’i river. This is why Tembien was also called “Wer’i Mellash” (‘beyond the Wer’i’).[7] Whereas several other Tigrinya-speaking provinces were less linked with the centre, Tembien was often linked with Tigray proper (Adwa) in a dynamic way. In the rainy season, Tembien became full autonomous because the Wer’i river was an unpassable border. However, during dry seasons Tembien accepted the authority of Tigray proper.[7] Tembien appears on indigenous maps of the northern Horn of Africa in the 15th Century.[8][9]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tembien

Those living in the glass house should never think about throwing stone on others and ofcourse the problem with snake agames is that they always dig holes for others and they end up being thrown into it

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31 Jul 2023, 11:36