harar

This is from The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society: JRGS, Volume 10 written 1841 Many of the names are very familiar, Errer (Hargeisa), Abarro (Abarso), Arabseia (Arabsiyo), Wuch'ali (Wajaale), etc. The route to Zeila was the shorter of the two ports and for those who don't know, Harar...

Phillipe Paulitschke was a French explorer who visited the Waqooyi and continued to Harar in the 1880s. Here's the link Zeylac An Cisse Dir Geeljire at a well The Emir of Harar Abdallah Ibn Ali Abdishakur Harari citizen Zeyla looking towards the northern coast Cisse Ugaas Rooble...

full article: https://www.ethiopia-insight.com/2020/03/11/harar-without-hararis/

Ethiopia chooses Shamsudin Rooble from the noble Harawo people as representative to Somaliland

I saw this quote in another thread, then read the entire Wikipedia page.:mjhaps: Our history is so nice :mjkkk: A plaque of his name in Asia Biography Sheikh Yusuf Al-Kawneyn was a Somali scholar who studied in Zayla and later in Iraq. As a result of his studies in Iraq, he was given the...

Ugaas Rooble. King Rooble He also married a female relative of the designated but uncrowned Muslim Emperor of Ethiopia at that time, Iyasu V. Designated, but uncrowned Muslim Emperor of Ethiopia, Yasu 5 @sophisticate @ReeBorama @Somali psycho @Simodi @sosomali @Kezira

After Italy's defeat in World War 2, Harargay which encompassed the Harari and Somali Ogaden regions, fell under British authority. The Italians made a strong case at the United Nations that Ethiopia should not have dominion over this region. The British feeling embarrassed at the international...