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 | | In accordance with this policy the entire province of Tegray, he explained, had already been assigned to Dajazmach Haile Selasse Gugsa, and it seemed suitable likewise to assign Agame to Fitawrari Sabagadis, Yejju to Dajazmach Ayalew Beru, and Wag, Ambasel and Wallo to other local families. |
 | | Since Ras Seyoum of Tegray, an enemy who had by now submitted, could not be "denied a certain authority in northern Ethiopia," and since his province had been already allocated to Dajazmach Haile Sellase Gugsa, the Viceroy proposed placing him in Semien or Begemder with a mandate to "pacify and govern that not easy region." |
 | | The province of Gojam, Badoglio went on, had likewise formerly been ruled by King Takla Haymanot, who had enjoyed friendly relations with the Italian travellers of his day. |
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