A Map Of Somalia In The 1500s

[Emir of Zayla]

It seems to be describing some historical events or anecdotes involving ancient civilizations and individuals, possibly referring to the Troglodytes and their sufferings, as well as a general named Mofe who fought against the city of Meroe. The passage mentions a connection between Mofe and the daughter of the King of Troglodytes, suggesting a romantic relationship. As a result of this relationship, Mofe was able to conquer the city of Meroe. The passage also alludes to virtues, love, and cruelty.

The text then mentions some connection between the Troglodytes and the law of Mohammed as well as their association with a figure called "Prete Lani Tolfero," who is described as the great Lord of the Ethiopians. Additionally, there's a reference to Portuguese explorations and their expansion of territories at sea.

However, the text appears to be fragmented and contains sentences that are difficult to understand due to the presence of words that seem to be misspelled or out of context. Without more context or accurate wording, it's challenging to provide a precise interpretation.

And we’re the Troglodytes?

 

[killerxsmoke]

And we’re the Troglodytes?

Yh

 

[Emir of Zayla]

Yh

We conquered Meroë and shiet

 

[killerxsmoke]

We conquered Meroë and shiet
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We didnt

 

[Emir of Zayla]

We didnt

Not with that attitude