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Fatagar

Fatagar (Amharic: ፈጠጋር Faṭagār) was a historical province that separated Muslim and Christian dominions in the medieval Horn of Africa. In the eleventh century it was part of the Muslim states, then was invaded by the Christian kingdom led by Emperor Amda Seyon I, after which it would serve as central district in, and home of multiple rulers of, the…

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Early history

ZeilaAdalIfatShewaMora
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Later history

MahfuzDawit IIHararAhmad ibn IbrahimGelawdewos
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Inhabitants

MayaGuineanDjibril NianeArgobbaWolane
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Location

LastaEndagabatanDawaroHadiyaBale
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Fatagar

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples132
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
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related to history · 45
Fatagar → Abyssinians, Adal, Adalites, After, Ahmad, Among, Bale, Bali, Battle, Dawaro, Dawit II, Emperor Gelawdewos, Ethiopia, Ethiopian Govorner Fanu’el, Following, Garad Abbas, Gelawdewos, Governor, Governors, Hadiya
related to Jarecho (Zway era) · 33
Fatagar → Abyssinia, Abyssinian, Abyssinians, Adal Sultanate, After, Amdu, Amdu's, Another, But, Dawit, During, Emperor Na'od, Eskender, Ethiopian Empire, Fetegar, Garad, Ifat, King, Let, Maya
related to Location · 16
Fatagar → Addis Ababa, Bale, Centres, Dawaro, Dembiya, Endagabatan, Ethiopia, Hadiya, Ifat, In, It, Lasta, Mora, Oda Nabi, Shewa, The
related to Establishment and early campaigns · 13
Fatagar → Adal, Dawaro, Eastern Ethiopia, Ethiopia, Ethiopian Empire, Ifat, Ifat's, Islam, It, Mora, Muslim, Shewa, Zeila
related to Conquest · 11
Fatagar → Bale, Dawaro, Ethiopian Empire, Ifat, Muslim, Muslims, One, Ras Azmach Islamo, Seyon, The Abyssinian Emperor Amda, Wej
related to Inhabitants · 9
Fatagar → According, Argobba, Djibril Niane, Guinean, Harari, Maya, Silt'e, The, Wolane

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ifat muslim invaded ethiopian amdu nur dawaro emperor kingdoms would eskender harar gelawdewos ras empire also ethiopia one muslims army

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Adalinstance ofalong with other confederates of Zeila0.80text
Ifatinstance ofalong with other confederates of Zeila0.80text
Shewainstance ofalong with other confederates of Zeila0.80text
Morainstance ofalong with other confederates of Zeila0.80text
Dawaroinstance ofalong with other confederates of Zeila0.80text
Fatagarrelated to ConquestThe Abyssinian Emperor Amda0.60section
Fatagarrelated to ConquestSeyon0.60section
Fatagarrelated to ConquestMuslim0.60section
Fatagarrelated to ConquestEthiopian Empire0.60section
Fatagarrelated to ConquestIfat0.60section
Fatagarrelated to ConquestDawaro0.60section
Fatagarrelated to ConquestBale0.60section

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