Medieval Ethiopia: Birth of the Solomonic Dynasty
Medieval Ethiopia was home to one of the longest-lasting dynasties in history—the Solomonic Dynasty, which ruled from 1270 CE all the way to 1974 CE.
Medieval Ethiopia was home to one of the longest-lasting dynasties in history—the Solomonic Dynasty, which ruled from 1270 CE all the way to 1974 CE.
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