Lasta province

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Lasta province was a historical region in northern Ethiopia that served as the heartland and power base of the medieval Zagwe dynasty.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical region
province of Ethiopia
associatedDynasty Zagwe dynasty NERFINISHED
capitalOfDynasty Zagwe dynasty NERFINISHED
contains Lalibela NERFINISHED
country Ethiopia
culturalRegion Christian Ethiopia NERFINISHED
elevation highland region
ethnicGroup Agaw people NERFINISHED
floruitCentury 12th century
13th century
followedBy Solomonic dynasty NERFINISHED
governmentType medieval Ethiopian province
historicalRole heartland of the Zagwe dynasty
power base of the Zagwe dynasty
knownFor rock-hewn churches of Lalibela NERFINISHED
language Agaw languages NERFINISHED
Geʽez NERFINISHED
locatedIn Horn of Africa NERFINISHED
northern Ethiopia
notableSite Church of Bete Giyorgis NERFINISHED
Church of Bete Medhane Alem NERFINISHED
partOf Ethiopian Highlands NERFINISHED
medieval Ethiopian state
politicalCenterOf Zagwe kings NERFINISHED
precededBy Aksumite Empire NERFINISHED
religion Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity NERFINISHED
religiousSignificance major Christian pilgrimage center
terrain mountainous
timePeriod Middle Ages

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Zagwe dynasty associatedWith Lasta province