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nineteenth century. He was the last
Garad of
Qabena before the
Abyssinian invasion. Born to a
Hadiya Qabena chief father,
Walga Mooe and a
Gurage mother...
- Wolane.
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representatives of the
Lacustrine and
Omotic groups,
including Timbaro,
Qabena, Kefa, Janjero, Welamo,
Konta and
several others". At the very beginning...
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Sidama and
Qabena communities. Upon
defeating the
Muslim Hadiya leader H****an Enjamo, the
Shewan army led by Ras
Gobena subsequently ravaged Qabena, Silt'e...
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Qabena and the Wolane: Two
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their respective histories...
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conflicts with them, as well as to a
lesser extent, the
Mareqo and
Qabena. From the 17th to 19th centuries, they were
successful in
repulsing and...
