- be
Hubat the
capital of the now
defunct Harla Kingdom.
According to Dr.
Lapiso Delebo,
Hubat was one of the
Islamic states that had
developed in the Horn...
-
collective for all Cu****ic and
Omotic people of
southwest Ethiopia.
Historian Lapiso G.
Delebo states that the term
Sidama was
traditionally a
demeaning designation...
-
identified as the lord and prin****l
ruler of Gidaya.
According to Dr.
Lapiso Delebo the
Gidaya Kingdom was one of the
Islamic states that had rapidly...
- Mora, Hadiya, Fatagar, Biqulzar,
Fedis and Kwelgora.
According to Dr.
Lapiso Delebo,
Gidaya was one of the
Islamic states that had
developed in the Horn...
-
military units of Amda Seyon. In the
fourteenth century according to
professor Lapiso Delebo, the
Hadiya state which he
designates as "Hadiya-Harla Sultanate"...
-
people were also
common within the Adal Sultanate.
According to
Professor Lapiso Delebo, the
contemporary Harari people are
heirs to the
ancient Semitic...
- an
ethnic Gurage. and
others claiming he was an
ethnic Oromo.
Professor Lapiso states that
Habte Girogis Dinagde was
initially captured fighting under...
-
adopting Afar
identity in the
seventeenth century.
According to
Professor Lapiso Delebo, the
contemporary Harari people are
heirs to the
ancient Semitic...
-
Islamizing most of the po****tion by 1876.
According to
Ethiopian historian Lapiso, H****an
ruled the
region amidst two rivers; Omo and the Awash. For two years...
-
Archived (PDF) from the
original on 2020-03-27.
Retrieved 2020-05-16. Dilebo,
Lapiso (2003). An
introduction to
Ethiopian history from the
Megalithism Age to...
