Gugsā Walé, Rās, approximately 1877-1930
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- Gugsā Walé, Rās, approximately 1877-1930
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- 1930-03-31
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[Rās Gugsā Walé (approximately 1877-1930) was a leading governor in Ethiopia during the reigns of Menilek and Zawditu and a member of the Ethiopian royal family, the nephew of Empress Ṭāytu and son of rās Walé Beṭul. In 1900 he was promoted from the rank of dağğāzmāč to rās, ther…
[Rās Gugsā Walé (approximately 1877-1930) was a leading governor in Ethiopia during the reigns of Menilek and Zawditu and a member of the Ethiopian royal family, the nephew of Empress Ṭāytu and son of rās Walé Beṭul. In 1900 he was promoted from the rank of dağğāzmāč to rās, thereafter marrying the Emperor's daughter Zawditu. Conflict among political factions led to his arrest and imprisonment in 1910, and after a coup d'état in 1916 his wife was forced to divorce him in order to be crowned Empress. A plot by Crown Prince rās Tafari, who viewed Gugsā Walé as a potential obstacle to his own political ambitions, resulted in the latter's death at the Battle of Ančem days before the former was elevated to the imperial throne.]- http://www.loc.gov/mads/rdf/v1#occupation
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- Gugsa Wele, approximately 1877-1930
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- Gugsa Welle, approximately 1877-1930
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- Gugsa Wolie, approximately 1877-1930
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- Gugsà Oliè, approximately 1877-1930
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- Gugsā Walé, Rās, approximately 1877-1930