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A region in central Ethiopia - the province within which the modern capital of Addis Ababa sits, in fact. A province governed by members of the Imperial dynasty in the time when the capital of Ethiopia was located at Gondar, in the north, Shewa became a semi-autonomous Kingdom in the 19th century. The Kingdom was mediatized in 1850's when the capital was transferred to Addis Ababa, but still retained a degree of separation until the end of the chronic internal conflicts within Ethiopia settled in the 1890's.

Ruler Name
Start Year
End Year
Notes
Dynasty
Kingdom
Del Na'od
916
?
Last Solomonic king of Axum.
Solomonic
Shewa
Mkhbara Wadim
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
Agbea Seyun
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
Tsenfa Ared
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
Nagash Zara
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
Asfeha
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
Yakub
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
Bahr Asgad
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
Adam Asgad
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
Unknown
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
To Ethiopian Empire
?
1898
Shewa
Unknown
?
?
Solomonic
Shewa
Negassi Krestos
1682
1703
Solomonic
Shewa
Sebastian (Sebestyanos)
1703
1719
Solomonic
Shewa
Abboye (Kidane Kale/Abuye)
1719
1744
Solomonic
Shewa
Amha Jesus (Amha Iyasus/Amhayes)
1744
1775
Solomonic
Shewa
Asfa Wosen (Asfaw Wossen)
1775
1807
Solomonic
Shewa
Wosen Segad (Wossen Seged)
1807
1813
Solomonic
Shewa
Sahle Selassie
1813
1847
Solomonic
Shewa
To Kingdom of Shewa
1839
1889
Shewa
Haile Melekot
1847
1855
Solomonic
Shewa
Sahle Mariam
1855
1856
Solomonic
Shewa
Haile Michael (Mikael)
1856
1859
Solomonic
Shewa
Bezabeh
1859
1859
Usurper appointed by Emperor Tewodros II.
Solomonic
Shewa
Seyfu (Seyfe)
1859
1860
Solomonic
Shewa
Sahle Mariam
r. 1868
1889
Became Emperor Menelek II in 1889.
Solomonic
Shewa
To Ethiopia
1889
Present
Shewa
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