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Manan Asfāw, Empress of Ethiopia, 1889-1962

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Personal name headingManan Asfāw, Empress of Ethiopia, 1889-1962
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Variant(s)Manan ʼAsfāw, ʼEtégé, 1889-1962
Manan ʼAsfāw, ʼEtégé, 1891-1962
Menen, Itʻekē, 1889-1962
Walatta Giyorgis, 1889-1962
Associated countryEthiopia
LocatedLondon (England) Bath (England) Jerusalem
Birth date1889-03-25
Death date1962-02-15
Place of deathAddis Ababa (Ethiopia)
Profession or occupationHeads of state Empresses
Found inPoladian, Terenig. Hangist Itʻekē Menen Kaysruhiin, 1962: t.p. (Itʻekē Menen) p. 5, etc. (b. 1891; d. Feb. 15, 1962)
YaʼAṡé H̲āylaśelāsé tārik, 2000: p. 152 (Manan ʼAsfāw)
Encyclopaedia Aethiopica, 2007: vol. 3, p. 720-721 (Manan Asfāw; born 25 March 1889 in Egwā, died 15 February 1962 in Addis Ababa; Empress from 1930-1962; married to three prominent noblemen in Wallo and Šawā before wedding the future Emperor Ḫāyla Śellāsē in August 1911, with whom she had six children; crowned Empress alongside her husband in 1930, and went into exile with him in England during the Italian occupation; died in 1962 and was buried in Qeddest Śellāsē Cathedral; baptismal name Walatta Giyorgis; lived in Addis Ababa, London, Bath, Jerusalem)
Associated languageamh