Emperor of Ethiopia

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The Emperor of Ethiopia was the sovereign ruler of the Ethiopian Empire, traditionally regarded as a sacred monarch and one of the world's longest-continuously reigning imperial titles until its abolition in the 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf head of state position
monarchical title
abolished 1974
alsoKnownAs Atse
Emperor of Ethiopia
surface form: King of Kings of Ethiopia

Negusa Nagast
Negiste Negest
surface form: Nəgusä Nägäst
associatedWith Ethiopian Empire
imperial court of Haile Selassie I
surface form: Ethiopian imperial court

Ethiopian nobility
Rastafari movement
capital Addis Ababa
ceremonialLanguage Ge'ez
coatOfArms Imperial coat of arms of Ethiopia
considered sacred monarch
coronationLocation Addis Ababa
Aksum
surface form: Axum

Gondar
coronationRite anointing by Ethiopian Orthodox clergy
country Ethiopia
Ethiopian Empire
domain Ethiopian Highlands
Horn of Africa
dynasty House of Shewa
Solomonic dynasty
Zagwe dynasty
existedFrom 13th century
existedUntil 20th century
firstHolder Yekuno Amlak
governingSystem absolute monarchy
heldBy Amda Seyon I
Baeda Maryam I
Dawit II
Fasilides
Haile Selassie I
Iyasu I
Menelik II
Susenyos I
Tewodros II
Yekuno Amlak
Yohannes IV
Zara Yaqob
surface form: Zar'a Ya'iqob

Zara Yaqob
languageOfTitle Amharic
Ge'ez
lastHolder Haile Selassie I
laterGoverningSystem constitutional monarchy
legalStatusAfter1974 abolished monarchy
notableEventDuringTenure Battle of Adwa
Second Italo-Ethiopian War
surface form: Italian invasion of Ethiopia

Second Italo-Ethiopian War
modernization of Ethiopia
powerBasis feudal system
hereditary monarchy
predecessorTitle Negus of Abyssinia
surface form: King of Axum
rank emperor
reasonForAbolition 1974 Ethiopian Revolution
surface form: Ethiopian Revolution
recognizedAs one of the longest‑continuously reigning imperial titles in the world
religion Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church
residence Entoto Palace
Fasil Ghebbi (in Gondar city)
surface form: Fasil Ghebbi, Gondar

National Palace, Addis Ababa
surface form: Imperial Palace, Addis Ababa

National Palace, Addis Ababa
surface form: Jubilee Palace, Addis Ababa

Mekelle Palace
style Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah
Elect of God
His Imperial Majesty
succeededBy Derg
Provisional Military Government of Socialist Ethiopia
symbol Ethiopian flag
surface form: Ethiopian imperial flag

Lion of Judah
termLength life tenure
traditionalLegitimacyClaim descent from King Solomon
descent from the Queen of Sheba
descent from the biblical Tribe of Judah

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Victor Emmanuel III of Italy positionHeld Emperor of Ethiopia
Victor Emmanuel III of Italy nobleTitle Emperor of Ethiopia
Ethiopian Empire headOfStateTitle Emperor of Ethiopia
of Savoy positionHeld Emperor of Ethiopia
subject surface form: Victor Emmanuel III of Savoy
Menelik II positionHeld Emperor of Ethiopia
Jah hasTitle Emperor of Ethiopia
this entity surface form: King of Kings (via Haile Selassie I)
Coronation of Haile Selassie I coronatedTitle Emperor of Ethiopia
Negusa Nagast usedBy Emperor of Ethiopia
this entity surface form: Ethiopian emperors
Asfaw Wossen Haile Selassie positionHeld Emperor of Ethiopia
this entity surface form: Emperor of Ethiopia in exile
King Lalibela title Emperor of Ethiopia
this entity surface form: King of Ethiopia
Imperial Ethiopian Army allegiance Emperor of Ethiopia
Emperor of Ethiopia alsoKnownAs Emperor of Ethiopia
this entity surface form: King of Kings of Ethiopia
Treaty of Wuchale hasSignatoryTitle Emperor of Ethiopia
Ethiopian royal chronicles mainSubject Emperor of Ethiopia
this entity surface form: Ethiopian monarchs