The History Of Ethiopia

The History Of Ethiopia

This article is the official Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Republic of Ethiopia, through the emergence of an empire under the current shape of the empire, Ethiopia's prehistoric history, and the history of other regions, such as the Abraham Triangle, have added Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Empire (Abyssinia) was first established by the Habasha community in the hill region of Ethiopia. Among the mainly Afro-Asian-speaking communities were included among others due to the expansion of immigration and imperialist, including Oromas, Amhra, Somali, Tegre, Afar, Sidah, Guruj, Aga and Harari etc. Power Growth in one region of the oldest state was 10-inch D'Mt reign in the 20th century, which established its capital at Yeha in the first century, became capital in the Tigre region of the Axumi kingdom of Xiamen and defeated Yemen and Moro in the fourth century and converted to Christianity in the Red Sea Appeared as a great force. The Aksumite empire decreases in the fall of the rise of Islam, Ethiopians are forced to move south in the highlands for shelter. Before ruling the Solomon dynasty in the 13th century, the Axusumi awakened the royal line, who set up a new capital at Lailybela. During the era of the Golden Age, Ethiopia went through military reform and imperialist spread, which affected the Horn of Africa. The Portuguese missionaries came at this time. In 1529, a victory over Abyssaniya (Futuh al-Habish) by Samali Muslim Abdul Sultanat, associated with the Ottoman Empire, destroyed the highlands, and was disturbed by only a Portuguese intervention. Both Ethiopia and Adel were weak because of the war, Oromos were able to attack in the highlands, they finally won the Sultanate and were heavily pressurized in Ethiopia. The Portuguese presence grew even more when the Ottomans began to enter Eritrea, creating Habash Elephants. The Portuguese brought modern weaponry and baroque architecture to Ethiopia and converted to Cesenas Ais Catholicism in 1622, faced a civil war, which ended and all Catholics were expelled from Ethiopia. In 1632, a new capital was established in Gander and a period of peace and prosperity commenced until the 18th Century Judgment of the Mejfint until the country was divided by war zone. Ethiopia was reconstituted under Ethiopia's second century of Ethiopia in 1882 under the tiemodrans second. Ethiopia Johannes started to go through a slow modernization process under the fourth leadership and was protected in 1874 from Egyptian aggression. Emperor Yahnes won the war against Egyptians, Italians, and Mehdians to keep their people free from foreign invaders and win the war. In 1889 he was killed. Menelik II defeated the Italian attack in 1896 under Ethiopia and was recognized as a legitimate state by European power. Modernization was done more quickly under Menelic 2 and Hill Sellies, but in 1935 it was not enough for another Italian attack. In October 1935-May, Ethiopia's part was under Italian military occupation. In 1941, a joint forces of British and Ethiopian rebels led the Italians out of the country and Hill Hill returned to the throne. Ethiopia and Eritrea are united in a federation, but when the Heil Celsi finished the Federation in 1961 and Eritrea formed Ethiopia Province, the war of Eritrea began until 1991. Heil Celsi was defeated in 1974 and military ruler Durg Romney came to power. In 1977 Swatis attempted to consolidate the Ozidan region, and were attacked by the Ethiopian, Soviet and Cuban forces. In 1977 and 1978, hundreds of suspected enemies were tortured or killed by the Red Temp government. After the famine in 1984, one million people died, in 1991, the federal government was established and the Federal Democratic Republic was established. Ethiopia remains poor, but its economy has become one of the fastest growing countries in the world.