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Jaldessa (also
transliterated Jeldessa, Gildessa, Guildessa, Gheldessa) is a
village in
eastern Ethiopia.
Located in the
Shinile Zone of the
Somali Region...
- 142,000 and were
centred in
Jaldessa (the
border between the Issa and Nole). The Nole had
subjugated the Issa near
Jaldessa, and were the
dominant clan...
- December, the
exhausted Somali forces were
forced to
withdraw to Fedis,
Jaldessa and Harewa,
where they had to
await the
Ethiopian counterattack. At this...
- Issa
Somali stands guard outside the
abode of
Ugaas Robleh Farah at
Jaldessa...
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Prior to that he was
governor of the
strategic and
frontier district of
Jaldessa (Gildessa) and its
environ where he also held the key
position of Head...
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George Huntingford.
Trimingham locates it as the
region between Harar and
Jaldessa.
Archaeologist Timothy Insoll considers Harla town to be
Hubat the capital...
- cannon, and munitions, a
force hardly sufficient to
garrison Harar and
Jaldessa, let
alone police the
trade routes and
ensure the
security of the state...
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entry into Kombolcha. On
November 18, the
Somalis faced an
attack on the
Jaldessa fronts,
resulting in the loss of a
significant amount of
heavy and light...
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border between British Somaliland and
French Djibouti from
Loyada south to
Jaldessa. In
August 1940
Loyada was
occupied by the Italians, who
remained in its...
- Sultanate.
Examples of
these settlements named after Gurgura saints include Jaldessa, Abasa, Awdal, Amud, Awbare,
Awbube and Dire Dawa. The name
Gurgure in...
