Abba Jifar II
- Abba Jifar II
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አባ ጂፋር
Abba Jifar II |
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| Titre |
| Roi de Jimma |
| Couronnement |
1878 |
| Prédécesseur |
Abba Gomol |
| Successeur |
Abba Jofir |
| Biographie |
| Date de décès |
1932 |
| Père |
Abba Gomol |
| Mère |
Reine Gumiti |
| Conjoint |
Reine Limmiti
Reine Minjo
Reine Sapertiti |
| Liste des rois de Jimma |
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Abba Jifar est un roi de Jimma de 1875 à 1932, fils d'Abba Gomol et de la reine Gumiti. Durant les années 1880, il conquiert une partie du royaume de Janjero à l'est de Jimma. En 1884, il se soumet volontairement à Menelik II, Negus du Shewa ; ce geste lui permet de garder une certaine marge d'autonomie et de contrôle sur Jimma tout en payant régulièrement le tribut. Par ailleurs, il apport son soutien aux conquêtes shewannes des royaumes de Koullo, Wallamo et Kaffa. En 1930, le vieillissant Abba Jifar est remplacé par Desta Damtew après une décision de Haile Selassie I ; il se voit néanmoins attribuer le titre de Negus, dans ce cas purement honorifique. En 1932, Abba Jiffar II décède et le royaume de Jimma perd son autonomie.
Voir aussi
Catégories :
- Personnalité éthiopienne du XIXe siècle
- Personnalité éthiopienne du XXe siècle
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