Negus of Abyssinia

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The Negus of Abyssinia was the Christian king of the ancient Ethiopian kingdom of Aksum, historically noted for offering refuge to early Muslims and playing a role in early Islamic history.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Negus of Abyssinia canonical 4
King of Axum 1
Ras Kassa I 1

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian ruler
monarch
royal title
appliesToJurisdiction Ethiopia
surface form: Abyssinia
associatedReligion Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church
associatedWithEvent migration of early Muslims to Abyssinia
capitalOfRealm Aksum
continent Africa
country Aksumite Empire
surface form: Kingdom of Aksum
culturalContext Ethiopian history
governedPeople Aksumite Empire
surface form: Aksumites
governedRegion Horn of Africa
hasGender male
historicalReputation just ruler
knownInIslamicSourcesAs al‑Najāshī
mentionedIn Hadith literature
Islamic historiography
notableFor offering refuge to early Muslims
role in early Islamic history
partOf Aksumite Empire
positionHeldBy Aksumite king
region East Africa
religion Christianity
religiousPolicy tolerant toward early Muslims
roleInIslamicTradition protector of Muslim refugees
successorTitle Negusa Nagast
timePeriod Late Antiquity
titleHolderClass king
usedInLanguage Amharic
Geʽez

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Umm Habiba marriageContractConductedBy Negus of Abyssinia
Umm Habiba mahrPaidBy Negus of Abyssinia
Hijra to Abyssinia involvedPerson Negus of Abyssinia
this entity surface form: al-Najāshī (the Negus of Aksum)
Ramla bint Abi Sufyan marriageGuardian Negus of Abyssinia
Ramla bint Abi Sufyan dowryPaidBy Negus of Abyssinia
Emperor of Ethiopia predecessorTitle Negus of Abyssinia
this entity surface form: King of Axum
Ras Kass stageNameDerivedFrom Negus of Abyssinia
this entity surface form: Ras Kassa I