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 This media file has been nominated for deletion since 06 Epulelo 2024. To discuss it, please visit the nomination page.
Do not remove this tag until the deletion nomination is closed. Reason for the nomination: I don't know if this should be deleted, merged with FIle:Mereb Melash.png and used as a redirect or if there are any other options but the person who created this map made it believing the Medri Bahri was a separate polity from the Ethiopian Empire. I created my own version with it as a region of the larger state not realizing this. I don't think I can add my image from 8 days ago to this one and overwrite the article seeing as I didn't create it and would have to ask for permission, but that would mean I have to get that upload deleted otherwise there would be two, no? So this image is both mislabeled as the area is called Mereb Melash on English Wikipedia and it is not an actual historical kingdom so the image is false. The only time it could have been considered independent is during the Ottoman conquest of Eritrea when the leader Bahr Negus Yishaq sided with the ottomans but they had already set up a base in Massawa and taken control of surrounding environs so that makes this map's territory false, along with that it's supposed to be based on the regions extent in the 1520s (on the eve of the Ethiopian-Adal war, which according to most sources, the Medri Bahri either remained a part of the Ethiopian Empire or assisted their Muslim foes during. If it doesn't fall under the rules for speedy deletion please make a normal deletion request on my behalf, no matter what it should be gone.
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English: Mehdi Bari, the northern most province of the Ethiopian Empire, at its height in the 1520s |
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| Ukaboni | Image based on Medri Bahri Page [1] |
| Mlembi | Aldan-2 |
| Other versions | File:Mereb Melash.png |
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