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to the ground before returning to Bogos. Yohannes then appointed Ras Baryau Gebretsadiq as governor of Mereb Melash. Raesi Baryau governorship was however short-lived, with Woldemichael confronting and soundly defeating him at Biet Mekae near Asmara. Yohannes then appointed Ras Alula as governor,
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took command of the left flank, the forces of Yohannes on the right, with Woldemichael taking command of the center and rear in light of his greater knowledge of the area. The Egyptians were tricked into a narrow and steep valley and were wiped out by the Abyssinian gunners surrounding the valley
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from the surrounding mountains. Virtually the entire Egyptian force, along with its many officers of European and North American background were killed. News of this huge defeat was suppressed in Egypt for fear that it would undermine the government of the Khedive.
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and feared that Yohannes intended to re-appoint Woldemichael's rival Hailu as governor, deflected to the Egyptians and offered his services. His submission allowed the Egyptians to occupy Khaya Khur and Gura where two strong
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and appointed him as the vice governor of Mereb Melash to use him as a check against Alula. Alula then plotted against Woldemichael by falsely accusing him of being in secret communications with the Egyptians at
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Under the leadership of now Emperor Yohannes IV, Woldemichael fought in the Battle of Gundet against Egyptian forces under Khedive
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On September 1877, Ras Alula invaded Hamasien with 20,000 troops, he defeated Woldemichael at Aylet and then seized the road to
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for trial in December 1879. In January 1880 Woldemichael was condemned by the Emperor and subsequently imprisoned on top of
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during the 19th century. Raesi Woldemichael was born in Hazega village in Hamassien. He is the eldest son of
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to cut off his escape. Woldemichael along with 300 men were force to submit to Ras Alula at
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and went into open revolt against Yohannes. He defeated his rival Hailu at the
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Raesi Woldemichael was born into one of the traditional ruling families of
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under his rule. The Khedive entrusted the Danish mercenary Colonel
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In early December 1875, an Egyptian force of 20,000 men landed at
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were constructed. Following the defeat of the Egyptians at the
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The International Journal of African Historical Studies
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to annex Hamasien and Seraye, and then proceed towards
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Index

Hazega
Hamasien
Ethiopian Empire
Aksum
Tigray
Ethiopian Empire
Ethiopian-Egyptian War
Battle of Gundet
Tigrinya
Ras
Hamasien
Hazega
Woizero Eleni
Mereb Melash
Mereb Melash
Embet Ilen
Hamsen
Tewodros II
Tigray
Dejazmatch
Yohannes IV
Hamasien
Seraye
Hailu Teweldemedhin
Tsazega
Isma'il Pasha
Nile River Basin
Adolf Arendrup
Adwa
Ras Alula

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