Somaliland is a fraud that should be prevented

[Dhay Geel]

No one isn’t changing no name.

 

[Young Popeye]

There's no Adal without the Amhara region being incorporated

 

[Young Popeye]

Maybe because adal was an afar/harari sultanate?

It was harari not afar ,the afar are the killers of adal. "Due to constant Oromo raids both Adal and Abyssinian rulers struggled to consolidate power outside of their realms. During the rule of Muhammed Jasa in 1577 he transferred the capital from Harar to Aussa. The Adal Sultanate subsequently ended due to infighting with Afar tribes"

https://books.google.ca/books?id=7f...sc=y#v=onepage&q=adal aussa sultanate&f=false

 

[Menelik III]

There's no Adal without the Amhara region being incorporated

Adal held parts of wollo for less than 10 years while Amhara and Tigray held your people for over 500 years...don't get it wrong now.

 

[Menelik III]

It was harari not afar ,the afar are the killers of adal. "Due to constant Oromo raids both Adal and Abyssinian rulers struggled to consolidate power outside of their realms. During the rule of Muhammed Jasa in 1577 he transferred the capital from Harar to Aussa. The Adal Sultanate subsequently ended due to infighting with Afar tribes"

https://books.google.ca/books?id=7fArBgAAQBAJ&pg=PA139&dq=adal+aussa+sultanate&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=adal aussa sultanate&f=false

They moved it back to their ancestral homeland. Do you know what infighting means? It means the sultanate fought amongst themselves i.e. They were afar leaders.

 

[Young Popeye]

Adal held parts of wollo for less than 10 years while Amhara and Tigray held your people for over 500 years...don't get it wrong now.

amharas are not representatives of axum, it was the tigrayans who forcefully converted them from paganism but the eastern part of amhara was under the sultanate of shoa which was one of the causes of axum's fall. a queen named badit daughter of maya ruled the region.

https://books.google.ca/books?id=GW...A#v=onepage&q=sultanate of shoa badit&f=false

 

[Young Popeye]

They moved it back to their ancestral homeland. Do you know what infighting means? It means the sultanate fought amongst themselves i.e. They were afar leaders.

the quote says infighting because they hijacked the throne and then began to fight one another like clans, the harla did not have clan warfare which is why it was always stable. the source i linked to says galla and dankali raids and makes no mention of infighting anyway, somebody misquoted it. adal incorporated the afar region but it was not based on afar. the reason afar people are called adal is because it collapsed in the afar area. you cant have joint rule its usually one ethnic group that dominates the other so to says amhara/tigray or afar/harari is not accurate but then again your trolling to piss off your fellow somalis

 

[Menelik III]

amharas are not representatives of axum, it was the tigrayans who forcefully converted them from paganism but the eastern part of amhara was under the sultanate of shoa which was one of the causes of axum's fall. a queen named badit daughter of maya ruled the region.

https://books.google.ca/books?id=GWjxR61xAe0C&pg=PA106&dq=sultanate+of+shoa+badit&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiH9pi89-vUAhVDyj4KHZ_yCasQ6AEIIjAA#v=onepage&q=sultanate of shoa badit&f=false

There was no Amhara or Tigrayan for most of the Aksumite history. The agazie spread south Along with the agaw to form most of the Ethiopian peoples. The agaw along with agazie ruled Ethiopia together. The king kaleb who ruled and invaded Yemen was a agaw from sokota . The queen who is said to have destroyed Aksum is Gudit (yodiet) from sokota. She was Jewish. After she allegedly ruled Aksum the zegwe took over. No one from shewa ruled Ethiopia until menelik II.

Where do you think hararis come from?

 

[Menelik III]

the quote says infighting because they hijacked the throne and then began to fight one another like clans, the harla did not have clan warfare which is why it was always stable. the source i linked to says galla and dankali raids and makes no mention of infighting anyway, somebody misquoted it. adal incorporated the afar region but it was not based on afar. the reason afar people are called adal is because it collapsed in the afar area. you cant have joint rule its usually one ethnic group that dominates the other so to says amhara/tigray or afar/harari is not accurate but then again your trolling to piss off your fellow somalis

Idk it just seems too fishy for the adal sultanate to originate in afar and then receded back to afar for them to not have been the main element. And lol I'm not Somali.

 

[ሕጊ።።]

There was no Amhara or Tigrayan for most of the Aksumite history. The agazie spread south Along with the agaw to form most of the Ethiopian peoples. The agaw along with agazie ruled Ethiopia together. The king kaleb who ruled and invaded Yemen was a agaw from sokota . The queen who is said to have destroyed Aksum is Gudit (yodiet) from sokota. She was Jewish. After she allegedly ruled Aksum the zegwe took over. No one from shewa ruled Ethiopia until menelik II.

Where do you think hararis come from?

There is no evidence of King Kaleb being from Sekota.

 

[Young Popeye]

There was no Amhara or Tigrayan for most of the Aksumite history. The agazie spread south Along with the agaw to form most of the Ethiopian peoples. The agaw along with agazie ruled Ethiopia together. The king kaleb who ruled and invaded Yemen was a agaw from sokota . The queen who is said to have destroyed Aksum is Gudit (yodiet) from sokota. She was Jewish. After she allegedly ruled Aksum the zegwe took over. No one from shewa ruled Ethiopia until menelik.

Where do you think hararis come from?

Badit is Gudit, its not a coincidence that the names rhyme and axum disappeared in the 10th century and the shoa sultanate starts in the 10th century. It was arab incursions that radicalized the people to overthrow axum. That is more of a valid argument then a jew doing it. showa capital was located originally in the northern hararghe, according to historians so it most likely spread into the amhara region.

According to the Zay people who partially still speak ancient harla, the axumites took the arch covenant to zway to hide it from Gudit. dawit2 did the same by sending books to be preserved when the imam invaded ethiopia, the adal armies captured the island. if adal was afar why did dawit 2 take a harari title rather then afar after his defeat of the adal leader mahfuz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawit_II hararis orginated in harar after the native dark skinned population breeded with some a-rabs

 

[Menelik III]

There is no evidence of King Kaleb being from Sekota.

@Grant he has the book which describes his origins. I myself always thought he was from Aksum.

 

[Menelik III]

Badit is Gudit, its not a coincidence that the names rhyme and axum disappeared in the 10th century and the shoa sultanate starts in the 10th century. It was arab incursions that radicalized the people to overthrow axum. That is more of a valid argument then a jew doing it. showa capital was located originally in the northern hararghe, according to historians so it most likely spread into the amhara region.

According to the Zay people who partially still speak ancient harla, the axumites took the arch covenant to zway to hide it from Gudit. dawit2 did the same by sending books to be preserved when the imam invaded ethiopia, the adal armies captured the island. if adal was afar why didnt dawit 2 take a harari title rather then afar after his defeat of the adal leader mahfuz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawit_II hararis orginated in harar after the native dark skinned population breeded with some a-rabs

Yodiet, is recorded in history, while your fake character isn't. She was definitely agaw, zegwe even allege to descend from her.

If that is true than why do hararis speak a Ethiopian Semitic language? Why do they look as habesha as most Ethiopians? It is certainly true that a lot have mixed with arabs but that would not change their language.

Harari roots are Habesha, just as the gurage argobba and various habeshas of southern Ethiopia.

 

[ሕጊ።።]

@Grant he has the book which describes his origins. I myself always thought he was from Aksum.

I'll read it once he posts it.