Gelawdewos

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Gelawdewos was a 16th-century emperor of Ethiopia from the Solomonic dynasty, known for defending his kingdom against Ottoman-backed Muslim forces and for his resistance to Portuguese religious influence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emperor of Ethiopia
Solomonic dynasty monarch
human
ally Cristóvão da Gama NERFINISHED
battle Battle of Wayna Daga NERFINISHED
birthDate 1520
causeOfDeath killed in battle
centuryOfActivity 16th century
conflict Ethiopian–Adal War NERFINISHED
country Ethiopia
deathDate 1559
deathPlace Fatagar NERFINISHED
dynasty Solomonic dynasty NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Amhara NERFINISHED
father Lebna Dengel NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Abyssinia NERFINISHED
issued confessional document defending Ethiopian Orthodox doctrine
languageOfCourt Geʽez NERFINISHED
maintained independence of Ethiopian Church from Rome
mother Seble Wongel NERFINISHED
notableFor defending Ethiopia against Ahmad ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi
maintaining Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity as state religion
resisting Ottoman-backed Muslim forces
resisting Portuguese religious influence
restoring Ethiopian control after the wars of Ahmad Gragn
opponent Ahmad ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire
policy limited acceptance of Portuguese military aid
rejection of Roman Catholic supremacy
positionHeld Emperor of Ethiopia NERFINISHED
predecessor Lebna Dengel NERFINISHED
reignEnd 1559
reignStart 1540
religion Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church NERFINISHED
resisted Jesuit missionary influence
royalHouse House of Solomon NERFINISHED
style Negusa Nagast NERFINISHED
successor Menas of Ethiopia NERFINISHED
supported Ethiopian Orthodox clergy NERFINISHED
territoryRuled Ethiopian Highlands NERFINISHED
title King of Kings of Ethiopia NERFINISHED

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Solomonic dynasty hasRuler Gelawdewos