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Emperor Asfaha in Addis 320 AD
Ethiopia’s History
Ethiopia Lezelalem tinur
Ancient
Emperor Asfaha in Addis 320 AD
Ancient
Emperor Asfaha in Addis 320 AD
Re: Ethiopia’s History
Adulis Ethiopia
Ethiopia had coasts
Ethiopia will Take Assab Back
Ethiopia had coasts
Ethiopia will Take Assab Back
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Re: Ethiopia’s History
Ethiopia can take one third of The Red Sea, which is now under Eritrea. The Wuchale Treaty delimits the boundary between Eritrea and Ethiopia.
The so-called Medri Bahri was part of Tigray and Ethiopia. The map is thus wrong. Enderta and Shire were the powers that kept The Red Sea from attacks from Turks, Egypt and other invaders. The map does not even mention Tigray or Enderta or Shire or Raya ( Waijrat, Samre) etc, which are ancient territories of the Aksumite Kingdom. The map does not show The Eastern Red Sea Coast which was under Aksumite Kingdom.
The so-called Medri Bahri was part of Tigray and Ethiopia. The map is thus wrong. Enderta and Shire were the powers that kept The Red Sea from attacks from Turks, Egypt and other invaders. The map does not even mention Tigray or Enderta or Shire or Raya ( Waijrat, Samre) etc, which are ancient territories of the Aksumite Kingdom. The map does not show The Eastern Red Sea Coast which was under Aksumite Kingdom.
Re: Ethiopia’s History
Do you also have a comparative timeline for the history of the U.S.A., Christianity, Islam, Europe, Rome, the English language, and so on? I am positive you understand that Christianity started from Christ, one, Islam from Mohammed, one, Europe from one, Europe, Rome from one, Romeo (?,) and I don't know about the English language. I wish to know how you will laugh after watching that historical timeline comparison.
While at it, don't forget to include historical landmarks such as Aksum Hawult and Washington monument in the timeline.
Re: Ethiopia’s History
European Christianity Timeline