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Menelik I ? (Ibn Al-Hakim)
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| <name>Menelik I</name> | <name>Menelik I</name> | ||
| - | <parents>156872,322350</parents> | + | <parents>79379,156872,322350</parents> |
| <children>157222</children> | <children>157222</children> | ||
| <wiki_page>[[wikipedia:Menelik_I]]</wiki_page> | <wiki_page>[[wikipedia:Menelik_I]]</wiki_page> | ||
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| Lineage | Ethiope |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Menelik I Negus |
| Parents
♂ Solomon [House of David] b. about -1000 d. about -929 ♂ Solomon (Shawdhabum) ? (ben David) [House of David] d. -931 | |
| Wiki-page | wikipedia:Menelik_I |
Events
child birth: Ψ Person:157222 [?]
-950 title: Negus of Ethiopia
Notes
The area under the direct rule of the Ethiopian Kings at one time included the highlands of modern Eritrea and the whole of Tigrai (note similarity to Tigris), extending southwards to Waag, Lasta and Damot in the Wallo province (note similarity to Waelso Province near the Black Sea) and thence westwards towards Lake Tana (Note similarity to Tanais on the sea of Azov). These name similarities are usually the result of migrations whereby migrating people give names to new features which are familiar to them. These names are likely Thebaid in origin.
Homer writes that there are two branches of the Kushite kingdom in the time period of 800 BC. One in Ethiopia with another in Asia. The Kushites peopled Arabia, India, Persia, and Palestine until they were overthrown by Aryans (Caucasians speaking Indo-European languages) and Semites.
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