It was cut from the head of Emperor Tewodros II, who killed himself rather than be taken prisoner by the British during their 1868 invasion of Ethiopia. His seven-year-old son Prince Alemayehu was ...

Reviews of the first edition (1855-1974): 'Bahru Zewde, one of present-day Ethiopia's leading historians, must be thanked for producing the first serious history of his country from the coronation of ...

Ethiopia February 11th, 1855. Tewodros II, once labeled as an outlaw in his country, he was now one of the greatest leaders of Ethiopia! Acting as an excellent strategist Tewodros II knew Ethiopia ...

Master's degree in Mr. Yeshiwork has a MSC, Agricultural Economics; Haramaya development studies, University, Ethiopia, 2011 international relations, agriculture, nutrition, public health or ...

But his family wants his remains to be sent back to Ethiopia. "We want his remains ... the prince's father Emperor Tewodros II sought an alliance with the UK, but his letters making his case ...

Reviews of the first edition (1855-1974): 'Bahru Zewde, one of present-day Ethiopia's leading historians, must be thanked for producing the first serious history of his country from the coronation of ...