An Abyssinian (Ethiopian) warrior, carrying a rifle and shield and wearing a lion’s mane headdress, at the coronation ceremonies of Emperor Haileselassie, 1930 [830×1200]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Emperor Haileselassie of Ethiopia and the royal courtiers, 1920s [1602×1035]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Haileselassie in 1924 (this photo was later used in the 1930 Time Magazine cover) [584×800]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Ezana stone, 4th century, documents in 3 languages (Geez, Greek and Sabaean) the conversion of King Ezana of Aksumite to Christianity and his conquest of various neighboring areas, including Meroe [1998×3024]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Menz Guassa, one of the oldest known conservation areas in sub-Saharan Africa (located in Ethiopia)5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Africa
Two Italian soldiers captured and held captive by Ethiopia after the Battle of Adwa, 1896 [458×651]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
In 1960, Abebe Bikila became the first black African to win an Olympic gold medal by running a marathon barefooted and breaking the then world record5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Africa
An Arab dealer dressed in an Ethiopian traditional dress entered the country illegally and was arrested, 1930s [570×726]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Special Commissioners from Empress Zawditu of Ethiopia sent to London, 1919 [901×683]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Emperor Menelik II on the throne in coronation garb, between late 1890s and early 1900s [1200×1495]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Prince Alemayehu of Ethiopia (abducted by Britain) with his guardian Speedy, 1868 [750×1088]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Makonnen Woldemikael and his followers of the Ethiopian nobility at the coronation of King Edward VII in England, 1902 [750×593]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Ethiopian nobleman Makonnen Woldemikael in London, Britain, 1902 [976×1568]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Tafari Makonnen (the future Haileselassie), and the Ethiopian nobility and royal courtiers, 1920s5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Blackfellas
Tafari Makonnen (Haileselassie) and his followers of the Ethiopian nobility in Versailles castle, France, 1924 [528×767]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Two Ethiopian soldiers and a Korean woman during the Korea war, 1950s [637×927]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Makonnen Endelkachew (Ethiopia first Prime Minister), 1930s [811×1080]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Gebreselassie and Ali (Ethiopian aristocrats) playing Chess, 1915 [750×511]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Getachew Haile, widely considered the foremost scholar of the Geez language alive today5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Ethiopia
Menz Guassa, one of the oldest known conservation areas in sub-Saharan Africa5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Ethiopia
King Ezana of Aksumite Christian coins, 4th century, shows the earliest Christian symbol on a coin5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/coins
First phase of re-conquest of lost territories by Ethiopia, 1879-89 [1026×952]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/MapPorn
Ethiopian Desta Damtew being taken by Italians to be executed, 1937 [640×620]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Number of high ranking officials by province in the Ethiopian central government, 1942-663yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/EthiopianHistory
Letter with a crucifix written by Atse Gelawdewos of Ethiopia to King John III of Portugal, 1536/37 EC5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Ethiopia
Ezana stone, 4th century, documents in 3 languages (Geez, Greek and Sabaean) the conversion of King Ezana of Aksumite to Christianity and his conquest of various neighboring areas, including Meroe5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/EthiopianHistory
17th century murals on the roof of Debre Berhan Selassie Church, Ethiopia [1280×800]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/AfricanArt
Atse Lalibela was a priest ruler who actually didn’t start the construction of Lalibela churches and was the first Ethiopian ruler to use the title Atse, and Zagwe Ethiopia reached it’s peak during his reign5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Ethiopia
Atse Yekuno Amlak was an usurper who in truth just founded an Amhara dynasty and gave third of the land to the Church, and his reign marked the beginning of medieval Ethiopia5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Ethiopia
An Aksumite Ethiopian King conquests of various tribes and peoples across his realm, 2nd century [1209×1000]5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/MapPorn
Atse Lebna Dengel was a poor military leader who was humiliated by Gragn and lived as a fugitive in the last stage of his life, and medieval Ethiopia reached it’s lowest during his reign5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Ethiopia
Previous names (some still exist) of places, rivers and lakes taken from different maps in a modern map of Ethiopia5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/Ethiopia
Should Lebna Dengel be primarily blamed for Ethiopia lack of defense against Gragn or was the country in a messy situation long before him?5yr ⋅ amaraagew ⋅ r/EthiopianHistory
