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Arkiko (Arabic: حرقيقو, Afar and Saho: Hirg-Higo,
alternately Archigo, Arqiqo, Ercoco, Hirgigo,
Hargigo or Harkiko) is a town in the
Northern Red Sea region...
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Portuguese succeeded in
establishing a
foothold in M****awa (Maçua) and
Arkiko in 1513 by
Diogo Lopes de Albergaria, a port by
which they
entered the allied...
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Ottoman Province 1687 — 1663 Keki Abdi Pasha, Na’ib of
Arkiko, Wali of M****awa Na’ib of
Arkiko, Wali of M****awa 1693–1693
Mehmed Pasha 1693–1964 Abaza...
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Sultan Ahmad joined the Adal
Empire and was
rewarded with the port town of
Arkiko,
which before the war had
belonged to
Medri Bahri. However, in 1541, one...
- Portugal
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Arkoi Dodecanese Greece
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between M****awa and Sudan. The
market was
largely dominated by
traders from
Arkiko,
whose grain was
brought for
purchase in
exchange for
camels of the local...
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Ethiopia to
serve as head of the
Ethiopian Church, was held for
ransom at
Arkiko by the
local naib, the
abbot of
Debre Bizen helped him to escape. List of...
- [citation needed] The
Manzanar Mangrove Initiative is an
ongoing experiment in
Arkiko, Eritrea, part of the
Manzanar Project founded by
Gordon H. Sato, establishing...
- Empire.
Sultan Ahmad joined Adal and was
rewarded with the port town of
Arkiko. However, in 1541, one year
after the
death of
sultan Ahmad, the Portuguese...
- the end of 1888.
During this campaign,
Ponza was also
commander of the
Arkiko camp,
established after reconnaissance he
conducted together with a battalion...
