Baeda Maryam I

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Baeda Maryam I was a 15th-century Ethiopian monarch of the Solomonic dynasty who briefly ruled the Ethiopian Empire and is noted for his efforts to consolidate royal authority and maintain Christian orthodoxy.

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Baeda Maryam I canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emperor of Ethiopia
human
assertedLegitimacyFrom Solomonic lineage
linked to: Solomonic dynasty

biblical King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
linked to: King Solomon
centuryOfActivity 15th century
continentOfRule Africa
countryRuled Ethiopian Empire
culture Ethiopian imperial culture
dynasty Solomonic dynasty
era late medieval Ethiopia
governmentFormDuringReign monarchy
hasPredecessor Zara Yaqob
hasSuccessor Emperor Eskender
languageOfCourt Geʽez
memberOf Solomonic dynasty
monarchType Christian monarch
notableFor efforts to consolidate royal authority
efforts to maintain Christian orthodoxy
positionHeld Emperor of Ethiopia
religion Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity
religiousPolicy support for Ethiopian Orthodox Church
suppression of heterodox movements
royalHouse House of Solomon
ruledIn Horn of Africa
shortDescription 15th-century Ethiopian emperor of the Solomonic dynasty
soughtTo defend Orthodox Christian doctrine
strengthen central royal power
territorialFocus highland Ethiopia
title Negusa Nagast

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Emperor of Ethiopia heldBy Baeda Maryam I
Zara Yaqob successor Baeda Maryam I
Zara Yaqob child Baeda Maryam I