- The
Walashma dynasty was a
medieval Muslim dynasty of the Horn of
Africa founded in Ifat (modern
eastern Shewa).
Founded in the 13th century, it governed...
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which the
Walashma ruler, Sa'ad ad-Din II, was
captured and
executed in Zeila,
which was sacked. His
children and the
remainder of the
Walashma dynasty...
- والاسمة) was the
first ruler of the
Sultanate of Ifat and the
founder of the
Walashma dynasty.
According to Ibn Khaldun,
although being local to the Horn of...
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Harar plateau to the south-east and
modern day
Djibouti in the west. The
Walashma dynasty are
regarded by
scholars as the
founders of the Ifat Sultanate...
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formed in present-day
Ethiopia around eastern Shewa in Ifat. Led by the
Walashma dynasty, the
polity stretched from
Zequalla to the port city of Zeila....
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Second Ajuran-Portuguese war
Isaaq migrations Dynasties Solomonic dynasty Walashma dynasty Gareen dynasty Goobroon dynasty Zagwe dynasty Makhzumi dynasty...
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governor of Zeila/Harar, raid
toward Ethiopia without consent of the
Walashma ruler Muhammad bin Azharaddin, who
wanted to
maintain relations with the...
- he died happily,
falling in God's cause. With Sa'ad ad-Din's death, the
Walashma dynasty adopted the
title of "kings of Adal". His ten sons took refuge...
- district; and his sons were
considered outcasts by the rest of the
Walashma family.Karanle
Walashma dynasty Taddesse Tamrat,
Church and
State in
Ethiopia (Oxford:...
- century) was a
governor of Ifat. He was the son of
Nahwi b.
Mansur b. Umar
Walashma (Umar ibn Dunya-huz) and a
brother of Haqq ad-Din I. The
Emperor of Ethiopia...
