Church and State in Ethiopia, 1270-1527Clarendon Press, 1972 - 327 páginas This book is an attempt to reconstruct the history of Christian Ethiopia during a period when the state suddenly grew into an extensive Empire, bringing under its control a large number of pagan Falashe, and Muslim peoples. |
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INTRODUCTION I | 1 |
THE LEGACY OF AKSUM AND ADÄFA | 21 |
INTERNAL CONFLICT AND READJUSTMENT | 69 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Abba Abbots of Däbrä Abunä Adal Agäw Ahmad Gragn Aksum Aksumite Al-'Umari Amdä-Şiyon Amhara apparently army Asbo Awash Basset Bīzän Budge centre Cerulli Christian Christian kingdom chronicler Chroniques Conti Rossini Däbrä Asbo Däbrä Hayq Däbrä Libanos Dahlak Damot Däwaro disciples districts dynasty eastern Egypt Egyptian bishop established Ethiopian Church Ethiopian region Ethiopic etiopica expansion Fälasha frontier Gädl Gädlä Anoréwos Gädlä Filipos Gädlä Qäwistos Gīyorgīs Gojjam Hadya hagiographical hagiographical traditions Haymanot Histoire Ibid Ifat inscriptions Islam Iyäsus-Mo'a king's kingdom of Aksum Lake Hayq Lake Tana Lalībäla Lasta Mamluke Maqrizi Maryam mentioned military monastery monastic monks Muslim Na'od northern Ethiopia officials pagan Patriarch period Perruchon political priests probably provinces queen reference reign religious route royal Court RRAL ruler saint seems sent Shäwa Shäwan plateau Storia d'Etiopia sultan Taddesse Tamrat Täklä-Haymanot Tigré troops Wälasma Ya'iqob Yikunno-'Amlak Yishaq Yohannis Zagwé Zär'a-Ya'iqob Zeila