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Topic: Hamasien

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Isaias Afewerki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Born into a prominent Eritrean family of the Hamasien Latos (Judaic-Christian) aristocracy, Isaias Afewerki was the nephew of Dejazmatch Solomon, who served as the administrator of Wollo province for Ethiopian Crown Prince Asfaw Wossen.
		He became an engineering student in Addis Ababa (the capital of Ethiopia), and left to join the forces fighting for Eritrean independence in the mid 1960s after the federation of Eritrea with Ethiopia was dissolved.
		Hamasien is a province in the interior of Eritrea.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Isaias-Afewerki (1487 words)

	Hamasien - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Hamasien was a province in the interior of Eritrea.
		Hamasien's population are predominantly followers of Oriental Orthodox Christianity Eritrean Orthodox Tewahdo Church.
		Hamasien was also the name of the province surrounding Asmara, the urban center of the Highlands since the mid-1800s, and currently the Eritrean capital (in the Maakel or central region).
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Hamasien (205 words)

	moviefanz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Hamasien was also the name of the province including and surrounding Asmara, now part of modern Eritrea.
		Hamasien's population are predominantly followers of Oriental Orthodox Christianity and members of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahdo Church with a considerable minority of Sunni Muslim, Roman Catholic and Lutheran communities.
		With the decline of the importance of the Bahr negus, the lands north of the Mareb River were granted to Hab Sellus and his descendants became an important local dynasty.
	www.moviefanz.com /articleresources/?title=Hamasien (385 words)

	lawyer Hamasien - lawyer-report.com
		Hamasien's population are predominantly followers of Oriental Orthodox Christianity and members of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahdo Church with a considerable minority of Sunni Muslim, Roman Catholic and Lutheran communities.
		In the late 19th century, Hamasien was briefly invaded and occupied by the Ethiopian Emperor Yohannes IV who granted control of the region to a certain Ras Alula.
		Following the death of Emperor Yohannes at the Battle of Gallabat, Hamasien was occupied by the Italians, who incorporated it into their colony of Eritrea and making one of its villages, Asmara, the capital of the colony, a status it retains today as the capital of the sovereign country of Eritrea.
	www.lawyer-report.com /Hamasien (667 words)

	Eri24 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		He was foremost amongst the notables from Hamasien, Akele Guzai and Agame who went to bargain for honours from the much larger expeditionary force the Khedive sent to Akele Guzai early next year to avenge the Battle of Gundet.
		Alula returned to Hamasien early in the dry season of 1880-1 with 10,000 cattle taken during the tour for taxes down the Anseba valley.
		The lowlands from the latitude of Keren to south of Massawa meanwhile were looted by his deputy in Hamasien and by Araya the Elder from Akele Guzai.
	eri24.com /news3725.htm (4275 words)

	statistics of Eretrian amputation
		When dividing the number of legs amputees on the total population in the various provinces I found three provinces (Senhit, Hamasien and Sahel) to have substantially higher leg amputee ratios (marked with *) than the rest of the provinces.
		When looking at the causes of disabilities by province I found high numbers of disabilities caused by explosive in the same provinces as those who had a high leg amputation ratio.
		Considerations on amputee ratio as well as cause of disability made the basis for further work as I here found an indicator, though weak, to where in Eritrea landmine injuries are most prevalent.
	www.ampulove.com /amputee/eritrianstatistics/eretrianampstats.htm (444 words)

	FAO/GIEWS Special Report on KENYA - 11/96
		Hamasien is located in the central zone and has similar characteristics to Akele Guzai in terms of ecology, cropping system, farm size and population density.
		Maize, sorghum and finger millet are planted during the short rains between March and May, whilst drought tolerant cereals and pulses are grown during the main rainy season from July to September.
		Senhit lies in the northern midlands of the central highlands and is similar in topography and characteristics to the provinces of Hamasien and Akele Guzai.
	www.fao.org /docrep/004/w3814e/w3814e00.htm (3818 words)

	Eritrean amputee statistics
		When dividing the number of legs amputees on the total population in the various provinces I found three provinces (Senhit, Hamasien and Sahel) to have substantially higher leg amputee ratios (marked with *) than the rest of the provinces.
		When looking at the causes of disabilities by province I found high numbers of disabilities caused by explosive in the same provinces as those who had a high leg amputation ratio.
		Considerations on amputee ratio as well as cause of disability made the basis for further work as I here found an indicator, though weak, to where in Eritrea landmine injuries are most prevalent.
	www.uib.no /people/mfakh/LM/amputees.html (444 words)

	Omnipelagos.com ~ article "Hamasien"
		Hamasien's population are predominantly followers of Oriental Orthodox Christianity Eritrean Orthodox Tewahdo Church.
		Hamasien was also the name of the province surrounding Asmara, the urban center of the Highlands since the mid-1800s, and currently the Eritrean capital (in the Maakel or central region).
		Before being conquered by Ras Alula, an Ethiopian general and warlord, during the famine of the 1870s, it enjoyed independence and appeared in European maps as 'The Republic of Hamasien'.
	www.omnipelagos.com /entry?n=hamasien (176 words)

	Hamasien
		Hamasien is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
		The interior, particularly the Christian (predominantly Coptic) Kebessa Highlands of Hamasien, Akale Guzai, and Serai, were traditionally loosely associated with the Abyssinian Empire.
		The interior, particularly the Christian (predominately Coptic) Kebessa Highlands of Hamasien, Akale Guzai, and Serai, were traditionally loosely associated with the Abyssinian Empire.
	www.experiencefestival.com /hamasien (2380 words)

	Eritrea - History
		Painting of Dejazmach Hailu, governor of Hamasien in the Asmara
		Yohannes's forces won a significant battle against the Egyptians at Gura in 1875.
		From this victory, Yohannes' foremost General, Ras Alula, became governor of the province of Hamasien and prince of Eritrea.
	home.planet.nl /~hans.mebrat/eritrea-history.htm (3418 words)

	EMBASOIRA HAMASIEN HOTEL, ASMARA, ERITREA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Embasoira Hamasien hotel is a natural starting point for travelers in Asmara.
		The beautiful garden in the compound is a great place to enjoy the colors and flavors of natural vegetation.
		Embasoira Hamasien is a hotel that runs on adrenaline 24-hours a day and a stay in this hotel is a unique experience.
	www.embasoirahotel.com /aboutus.html (356 words)

	History of Eritrea at AllExperts
		During this decentralized period, there existed traditions of autonomy of provinces throughout Ethiopia, including the so-called republic of Hamasien in what is now Eritrea.
		The interior, particularly the Christian (predominantly Ethiopian Orthodox) Highlands (Kebessa) of Hamasien, Akkele Guzay, and Serae, were traditionally part of Ethiopia.
		An Italian Roman Catholic priest by the name of Sapetto purchased the southeastern port of Assab from the Afar Sultan (a vassal of the Emperor of Ethiopia) on behalf of an Italian commercial conglomerate.
	en.allexperts.com /e/h/hi/history_of_eritrea.htm (2885 words)

	Place:Eritrea - Genealogy
		The Ottoman state maintained control over much of the coastal areas for nearly 300 hundred years, leaving their possessions (a province called Habesh, related to Habesha) to their Egyptian heirs in 1865 before being given to the Italians in 1885.
		The interior, particularly the Christian (predominantly Coptic) Kebessa Highlands of Hamasien, Akkele Guzai, and Serae, were traditionally associated with Ethiopia.
		An Italian Roman Catholic priest by the name of Sapetto purchased the port of Assab, Eritrea from the Afar Sultan (a vassal of the Emperor of Ethiopia) on behalf of an Italian commercial conglomerate.
	www.werelate.org /wiki/Place:Eritrea (1471 words)

	Eri24 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The leftists sided with Selomon claiming the leadership wanted to kill him, to get alliance from the Hamasien side were more in number and stronger, and gain support from his side.
		Since we were the ones who gathered this meeting, we had called fighters who could make changes from the leadership and Musie and co were one of these.
		The second was Selomon's group whose region Hamasien were numerous as they were in the ridge to the front, the Semenawi Bahri.
	eri24.com /Article_10014.htm (4440 words)

	War Leaves a Shadow of Hunger over Eritrea. - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The population is growing at an annual rate of more than three per cent.
		About 65 per cent of the population lives in the four highland provinces - Asmara, Hamasien, Akele Gusai, and Seraye - that account for only 16 per cent of the total land area.
		The shortage of cultivable land, along with often low and erratic rainfall, means that in the best of times food self-reliance is a hard fought matter in Eritrea.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-82513931.html (1241 words)

	Land
		There are no other arguments justifying that, though the Kunama people themselves call their native land with the name of their own ethnicity, should be, by foreign forces, altered into the foreign name of the river “Gash”, for which the Kunama have its own name of “SONA”.
		Throughout their history, the Kunama people have been putting up with and suffering only ethnic and territorial injustices and therefore it is time that those chains of unjust rules and maltreatment are broken and the Kunama let conduct their peaceful life-style.
		It is to be noted that, in its ethnic and land matters, the new generation of the Kunama people is just as adamant as the Eritrean Tigrians of the three Kebesa regions of Akele-Guzai, Hamasien and Serae, with their passionately defended and protected “Risti” land property rights.
	www.baden-kunama.com /Land.htm (1415 words)

	UNHCR - The Ethio-Eritrean Conflict: An Essay in Interpretation
		Henceforth Akele Guzzay, Saray and Hamasien became part of the Italian colony of Eritrea while Tigray proper remained Ethiopian.
		The Tigreans from Tigray and those from Akele Guzzay, Saray and Hamasien in Eritrea have different views of their history.
		This comes from the fact that for the “Eritreans” forty years of Italian colonialism and thirty-nine years of political and later military struggle have shaped a sub-identity different from the overall identity they started with.
	www.unhcr.org /publ/RSDCOI/3ae6a6b74.html (6127 words)

	Emperor Minas (Admas Seged)
		This was caused initially with their continued efforts to bring the Ethiopian Orthodox Church into the the Roman Catholic faith.
		This was agravated when the Bahir Negash Yisaq, ruler of what is today Hamasien in Eritrea, rebeled against the Emperor, and proclaimed the Emperor's nephew, Tezkare Qal, as the new "Emperor".
		The Bahir Negash was briefly successful, but the new "Emperor Tezkare Qal", in a rash act, rushed forward to attack his uncle, and was soundly defeated at Wegera, and captured.
	www.angelfire.com /ny/ethiocrown/minas.html (589 words)

	EMBASOIRA HAMASIEN HOTEL, ASMARA, ERITREA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		As one of the prominent hotels in the city, Embasoira Hamasien hotel jumps to the forefront of everyone's mind with the mention of Asmara.
		Whether you are business or leisure traveler to Asmara, this multifaceted hotel promises to be a fountain of pleasure.
		But the problem with Embasoira Hamasien hotel is, no matter how many times you visit, it keeps calling you back.
	www.embasoirahotel.com (240 words)

	The political culture of Eritrea lies in deception
		Diaspora Eritreans represent the single most important source of hard currency propelling Isayas’ voyage of destruction and mayhem, far surpassing the traditional petrol dollar, whose brunt is primarily shouldered by the Eritrean people, the people of Tigrai with a considerable share and overly contributing to the suffering of the Ethiopian people.
		Though the days of bragging about the “invincible” army are almost gone, the Asmarino Eritreans (the Eritrean elite of primarily Hamasien) are threatening us with “another Armageddon”, in the form of sanctions and outside interventionto rescue them.
		But, we tell them, “Hold on, for God’s sake, for we know who the author- promoter of the idea of sanctions was in the past, and now he is not in a position to play such cards, any more.
	www.ethiomedia.com /press/political_culture_of_eritrea.html (1147 words)

	Hamasien, Nefasit, Debre Bizen - Eritrea
		Leaving Asmara you pass the zoo and the British war cemetery.
		The road from Asmara to Massawa in the Hamasien province offers many scenic panoramas when the road begins its snake-like path down the escarpment.
		Often the hilltops are hidden in thick white clouds.
	home.wxs.nl /~hans.mebrat/eritrea-hamasien.htm (646 words)

	Basics II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Area 3: Hamasien, Seraye, AkeleGuzai (representative of the central highland provinces, with higher population density, closer to population centers)
		All questionnaires were translated into Tegrigna and then back-translated to verify the accuracy of the translation.
		Questionnaires were field-tested at health stations in the province of Hamasien.
	www.basics.org /Publications/pubs/Hfat/hfa_ch3.htm (1282 words)

	Self-Reliance: Fraudulent Then, A Farce Now
		The Bahri-Bara region, located between the Semhar plains and the Hamasien Plateau, was sparsely populated then.
		Farmers from the Hamasien plateau with few of their belongings would migrate for a few months with their cattle.
		These poor farmers would leave the Hamasien villages with a small sack of flour for the long stay.
	www.awate.com /artman/publish/article_4239.shtml (1506 words)

	From Kunama Perspective (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It is therefore here noteworthy to distinguish between those Eritreans living permanently in their own home regions and those temporarily in other regions.
		The areas, along the south-western border-lines, which the EEBC (Eritrea Ethiopia Border Commission), did later recognised, define and established as “the Land of the Kunama people”, there used to live a lot of mostly Eritrean-Tigrian populations from the distant Hamasien and of the bordering Serae regions.
		There are no Kunama people settled in those areas and we believe there are no other non-Eritrean-Tigrians, settled in those three regions either.
	www.baden-kunama.com /From_Kunama_Perspective-Dateien/From_Kunama_Perspective01N06.htm (938 words)

	Medrek Ethiopian Discussion :: View topic - Tigrigna speakers and lineages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The myth claims that he was originally from Dembea in Gonder, the region of Amhara, before he settled down in Hamasien.
		Faluk is the ancestor of Hamasien, and Maluk's descendants are to be found in the district of Mereta Sebene in Segeneiti sub-province.
		The majority of the Tigrinya-speaking population in Seraye, on the other hand, claims descent from the two brother-ancestors of Adkeme and Melega, and the rest from a third ancestor called Tesfa.
	www.ethioindex.com /medrek2/viewtopic.php?t=47973&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= (929 words)

	.::Welcome to Jeberti.com::. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Borders on the LOGGO CHWA district in the HAMASIEN, and formed up to the time of the Italian occupation part of that Division and district.
		The people (numbering 12,000) claim common descent with those of LOGGO CHWA in the HAMASIEN and LOGGO SARDA in the Akele-Guzai, and also follow the law of logo Chwa.
		By religion, they are COPTS, but there is a considerable group of recently converted PROTESTANTS, and numerous JIBERTI MOHAMMEDANS of Tigrai extraction live in several villages.
	www.jeberti.com /index.php?jeberti=race (1104 words)

	Embasoira Hamasien Hotel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The opening ceremony of this big forum will be hosted at the spacious and striking garden of the Embasoira Hamasien hotel.
		The Embasoira Hamasien hotel would like to thank the Organizing Committee of the forum for selecting the right spot.
		Our commitment to the success of the forum goes far beyond making the opening ceremony colorful.
	www.nice-eritrea.com /links/aio_hotel.html (146 words)

	NewsItem 2
		He also testified that the invaded Badme locality in indisputably Ethiopian.
		A native of Hamasien awraja of Eritrea, Tesfa Lidet expressed his appreciation for the warm reception he was given by the Ethiopian army ever since his surrender last October 8 at the Zalambesa front.
		Tesfa Lidet also extended a call on the Eritrean army to rise in rebellion against the regime that is forcefully involving it in the war of aggression.
	www.telecom.net.et /~walta/ennews/html/oct/ed131098/html/newsitem_2.html (285 words)

	History of Eritrea
		Painting of Dejazmach Hailu, governer of Hamasien in the Asmara
		Yohannes's forces won a significant battle against the Egyptians at Gura in 1875.
		From this victory, Yohannes' foremost General, Ras Alula, became governor of the province of Hamasien and prince of Eritrea.
	www.nitesoft.com /eccm/history.htm (2622 words)

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