1935 German writing about Amhara views on Amir Nur; he is Darod/Marehan

[grandpakhalif]

This guy is chasing the goose in every single thread, its as if he has an alarmbell that rings everytime Marehan is mentioned here, talk about a loser!

[DalJecel60]

Alot of people deny it but Ahmed Gurey was also Marehan

[original dervish]

I thought he was Kranle.

[UgaaskaBarakaysan]

It wouldn't let me post links for the above exhibits so here goes;

A. https://academicjournals.org/journal/JA ... l-text-pdf

B. https://ir.ua.edu/bitstream/handle/1234 ... file_1.pdf

C. https://www.everythingharar.com/files/H ... ri-HNL.pdf

D. https://books.google.com/books?id=_SwuA ... q=Garanzia

From most of the documents I've analyzed as well as the ones you've shared. Goyta is always translated as "Lord", so in the context of referring to an individual it is in deference to their rank in the land.

A passage in this peer reviewed document examining Harari history this is a translation that includes the phrase Goyta in a different frame of reference.

"Alla goyta mahārīwey" which means "God is a forgiving Lord"

https://www.academia.edu/5529158/2010_T ... e_of_Harar

[dalalos101]

I thought he was Kranle.

Among Hawiye, Karanle are the only ones mentioned by name in Futuh Al Habesha, but that is as far as it goes. Karanle are Murusade of today.

[Voltage]

I thought he was Kranle.

Among Hawiye, Karanle are the only ones mentioned by name in Futuh Al Habesha, but that is as far as it goes. Karanle are Murusade of today.

You should understand when someone is a troll and does not deserve a response.

[Lalune]

Wow great information!