LC control no. | n 50081907 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Personal name heading | Theodore II, Negus of Ethiopia, -1868 |
Variant(s) | ʼAbā Tāṭaq Kāśā, Negus of Ethiopia, -1868 Haylu, Kasa, Negus of Ethiopia, -1868 Kasa Haylu, Negus of Ethiopia, -1868 Kasa of Qwara, Negus of Ethiopia, -1868 Kasai, of Kwora, -1868 Kassa Haile Giorgis, -1868 Kassa Hailu, -1868 Teodoro II, Negus of Ethiopia, -1868 Téwodros II, Negus of Ethiopia, -1868 Theodore II, Negus of Ethiopia, d. 1868 Theodore Kasai, -1868 Théodoros II, Negus of Ethiopia, -1868 Theodorus II, Negus of Ethiopia, -1868 |
Birth date | 1818~ |
Death date | 1868-04-13 |
Place of birth | Dawa (Ethiopia) |
Place of death | Makʼedalā (Ethiopia) |
Found in | ʼAbā Tāṭaq Kāśā yaQwarāw ʼanbasā, 1996 [2003 or 2004]. La cronaca dell'imperatore Teodoro II di Etiopia in un manoscritto amarico, 1957-1959. Drei Monate in Abyssinien und Gefangenschaft unter König Theodorus II, 1866. Prouty, C. Historical dictionary of Ethiopia and Eritrea, 1994: p. 297 (Tewodros II (emperor, 1855-1868), born Kasa Haylu, son of Attetegeb and Haylu Welde Giyorgis (ruler of the Twara district)) Prouty, C. Historical dictionary of Ethiopia and Eritrea, c1994: p. 21 (Kasa of Qwara (see Tewodros II)) On Abyssinia, or Ethiopia, 1868: p. 10-22 (Kasai, of Kwora; in 1853 declared himself rightful heir to the throne as a direct descendant of Menilek, the son of Solomon; Theodore Kasai; crowned in 1855 as "King of kings of Ethiopia"; King Theodorus) p. 15 (committed suicide at Magdala in the face of British assault) Wikipedia, Sep. 6, 2013 (Téwodros II; often referred to by the English equivalent Theodore II; c. 1818-Apr. 13, 1868; b. Kassa Haile Giorgis, more regularly referred to as Kassa Hailu; d. at the battle of Magdala, aged 49-50) |