- The
Harla, also
known as Harala,
Haralla are an
ethnic group that once
inhabited Ethiopia, Somalia, and Djibouti. They
spoke the now-extinct
Harla language...
-
Harla Kingdom was a 6th
century Harla state centered around what is
present day
eastern Ethiopia. The
kingdom had
trading relations with the
Ayyubid and...
-
exposed to
Oromo invasions.
Internal strife arose from
conflicts between the
Harla and Arab factions. A
Harar faction split from the
Imamate in 1647 forming...
- við börn sín.
Meistari var
honum fenginn sá, er Aristóteles hét. Hann var
harla góður
klerkur og hinn
mesti spekingur að viti og er hann var tólf vetra...
- its centre, in
addition to many
mosques with
cylindrical minarets. The
Harla, an
early Hamitic group of tall
stature who
inhabited parts of Somalia,...
- Get (Gey) by
Abyssinian Emperor Amda
Seyon I,
Hararis are
referred to as
Harlas. Ifat
state under Haqq ad-Din II
relocated their base to the
Harari plateau...
- of the city of Lamu to pay
tribute to the
Somali Sultan Ahmed Yusuf. The
Harla, an
early group who
inhabited parts of Somalia,
Tchertcher and
other areas...
-
Harla ethnicity were ****imilated into
Karrayyu Oromo in
eastern Shewa. The
Karrayyu are
known to have
migrated to
Metehara the
capital of the
Harla Kingdom...
- homogenous. In its
early history, the
Ogaden was
inhabited by
Harla, a now
extinct people.
Harla are
linked to the
Harari and
Somali Ogaden clan.
Ogaden served...
- present-day Ethiopia. Its
capital Walale was
situated in
northern Hararghe in
Harla country. Its
territory extended possibly to some
areas west of the Awash...
