The Hidden History of Ethiopia

 

The Solomonic Dynasty

Ethiopia is the only African country that was not colonized by foreign powers. That’s nothing short of miraculous, considering European armies chopped up African lands among each other as they pleased. Ethiopia was surrounded by British, French and Italian armies in Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia but the armies never entered. It was also never conquered by the Ottoman Empire.

It wasn’t because Ethiopia had a superior army or special weapons. Nothing of that sort. The “why” remains a mystery. Some believe it’s because their country was ruled by the Solomonic Dynasty and this kept the colonizers away, through divine intervention or fear of attacking the divine bloodline.

According to Ethiopian History, the first Emperor of Ethiopia was Menelik. Menelik is known to Ethiopians as the son of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.

Image: Depiction of Menelik in a Church in Axum, Ethiopia

The earliest source of this information is the 1321 book Kebra Nagast (The Glory of the Kings), written in the ancient Ge’ez language.

King Solomon was ruler over the Israelites and the Queen of Sheba is said to have ruled over Axum which is today’s Yemen, Eritrea and Ethiopia.

The ancient scriptures say Solomon was the most powerful King who ever lived, commanding an army of demons to build grand cities and structures all over his Kingdom and owning more Gold than any living human being. He owned a “bird” that could carry stones too heavy for groups of humans to carry and a small worm that could drill holes into the stone (called Shamir).

Queen Sheba was famous for her trade in spices, perfumes and precious metals.

Solomon is said to have converted Queen Sheba from paganism to monotheism. His mother raised Menelik according to his father’s spiritual beliefs but he only visited his father for the first time when he was in his early twenties. Solomon wanted him to rule of Israel but Menelik wished to go back home. He became the first Emperor of Ethiopia.

Solomon is also said to have given his son the Ark of Covenant for safekeeping in Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church claims that the original Ark is standing, to this day, in the Chapel of the Tablet in the town of Axum, Ethiopia. The place can be found on Google Maps and visited by anyone. You’d think the miraculous device would be surrounded by high-security and soldiers but there’s only one old man called “The Guardian” who keeps watch over it.

If you look at the “list of Emperors” on the linked page, you will see that they are all referred to as “Solomonic”. The list begins in the year 1270.

 

Emperors prior to the year 1285 are considered “mythical” or “legendary”. If you recall my articles you know I believe a major world-changing flood happened in the mid 1200s, after which the world was reset.

Ethiopian royals and some historians and scholars however, use an Emperors list that dates back thousands of years, which can be found here:

Regnal List of Ethiopia

On that page, Wikipedia-authors make sure to inform you several times that it’s “pseudohistory”. They present a wide array of conflicting accounts and theories, muddying the waters for researchers.

Genetic research has unearthed some truth to the Ethiopians claims. According to the Wikipedia page on Beta Israel…

The Beta Israel, or Ethiopian Jews, are a Jewish diaspora group that lived for thousands of years in the territory of the Kingdom of Aksum and its successor the Ethiopian Empire, which is currently divided between the Amhara Region and Tigray Region in modern-day Ethiopia. After the founding of the State of Israel in 1948, most of the Beta Israel immigrated there or were evacuated through several initiatives by the Israeli government. Historically, Beta Israel lived in northern and northwestern Ethiopia, where they were spread out across more than 500 small villages over a wide territory, alongside predominantly Christian and Muslim populations.

The Israeli Government is strict when it comes to who is allowed into their country, perhaps more protective than any other nation. The fact that they let Ethiopians immigrate, speaks volumes about the real History of Ethiopia.

If Menelik was in fact the son of Solomon and ruled over Ethiopia, it is my view that he not only reigned over the region of Axum, as modern academics say, but over the entirety of Africa. Why? Because old maps call all of Africa as “Aethiopia” (and sometimes the northern parts “Libya”). The Atlantic Ocean was known as the “Ethiopian Ocean” until the 19th Century.

One of the Kings of Ethiopia is said to have “built a palace out of iron and bronze at the foot of the Mountains of the Moon after foreseeing the Great Flood and its future destruction”. His name was Gannkam a ruler around the year 4404 B.C. which the Ethiopian dating system calls the year 1096.

I bring this up because I dedicated a whole chapter on the “Mountains of the Moon” in my book “What do you know about Human Harvesting?”. The area is today known as Rwenzori Mountains and stretches out along the border of Congo and Uganda. African Mythology speaks of cities of bronze and iron and also of a subterranean city made of copper. It speaks of “people that came from the sky” and built the seat of African (Aethiopian) Government there. Then came a time when the place was abandoned and eventually taken over by serpent or dragon-like beings.

There is controversy over whether the ancient Ethiopians were “black”, “arabic”, “white” or “jewish”. The controversy is stirred by insecure people who think their race determines their destiny. I ask you: Who cares?

If the illustrations on the ancient buildings of Axum (see the linked page on the list of Emperors) are to be believed, the Solomonic bloodline looked Arabic:

This wouldn’t be too surprising if they descended from Queen Sheba, who was from the Sabaean Kingdom which is today’s Yemen.

Some of the kings in the lineage are black African or mixed Arabic-African. The Ethiopian Jews moving back to Israel in modern days are black African.

If the Menelik narrative is correct, my guess is the early rulers were a mix of Israelite and Arabic. Later they mixed with the local black African population (see my article “The Fake History of Africa” for more on other Kingdoms of Africa).

The Solomonic Dynasty lives to this day. They have Instagram accounts, Business ventures and intermarry with other royal families throughout the world.

 

Ancient Technology

The Kebra Nagast was published in the 1200s but is said to be based on even older storytelling. I suspect it was compiled in an attempt to save things known prior to the 1200s cataclysm. The book contains interesting remarks about ancient travel.

It is known that Solomon flew on a “magic carpet” according to Arabic and Ethiopian sources. But it’s less known that Solomon wasn’t the only person flying around.

I quote: “And having loaded their wagons none of them traveled on the ground but in wagons that were suspended in the air; and they were swifter than the eagles that are in the sky and all their baggage traveled with them in wagons above the winds”.

This refers to Menelik traveling to Ethiopia on flying wagons. Strangely, Solomon doesn’t seem to know whether the Ark of Covenant (here called the Tabernacle of the Law of God) is with them. He seems to assume the people on the ground could see it from where they stood. Or maybe it’s the ark that allowed the vehicle to fly.

It seems flight was uncommon at the time. Solomon asks the Pharao whether someone flew over Egypt, headed toward Ethiopia. “Hast thou seen men of Ethiopia fleeing by this road?”

The Pharao says “they travelled on wagons like the host of the heavenly beings. And those who saw them said concerning them, “These, having once been creatures of earth, have become beings of heaven”. The Pharao apparently unfamiliar with Solomon’s flying carpet says that Solomon never traveled in this manner. On their way to Ethiopia they apparently shot down a couple of idols: “…were dashed in pieces, and the towers of the idols were likewise broken into fragments”.

Elsewhere in the book, we read that King David “ran by the wagons without pain or suffering, and without hunger or thirst, and without sweat or exhaustion, and traveled in one day a distance which usually took three months to traverse”.

It sounds like David was driving a car. Their divine lineage apparently gave them the privilege of technology that the common people did not have.

Elsewhere in the book we learn that Menelik “traveled each day the distance of forty days”. Like father, like son.

 

Ancient Ethiopian is Ancient German

I had a look at the ancient language of these Solomonic people in a Dictionary of Ge’ez. In my book “The Lost History of Ancient German” I already noticed a relation to German. Ge’ez is a mix of Arabic, Hebrew and Ancient German.

A good example is the word Molokot which means “Divine” in Ge’ez. The ancient German word for “God” is Kot. In the Jewish Kaballah, the word for God’s Kingdom is Malkuth. In Islamic Sufism Malakut is the “Realm of the Soul”.

Their word for “Church” is Beta, which is the German word for “Pray”.

The word for hissing snake is Talahasa. Notice how the German “hasa” (which is also the root of the German word for hate – hass) has turned into the English “hiss”. Tala is ancient German for valley or ground. Talahasa is “hissing from the ground”. The capital of Florida is Tallahassee, a word coined by native Americans. Wikipedia claims that it means “old town” but I’d bet it doesn’t.

The Ge’ez word for clothing is lebs which is old German for “living”. House is bet, which is German for bed. Fire is esat which is where we get Satan, who was made of fire. Rod is batr, where we get the word bat from. The ancient Ethiopian word for Eagle is Nesara (IYKYK). Country is Hagar which are ancient German “ak” (land) and “ar” (earth). Simple.

The word for heart is leb, which is again “life”. Get it? Life doesn’t come from the mind, it comes from the heart. The word for language and for tongue is lesesan. The German word “lesen” means “to read”. The ancient Ethiopian word wareq means Gold. Ware in ancient and modern German means “commodities” or “goods”. The word for “tooth” is sen. In German it’s Zahn. Their word for cedar is Arz. It’s the same word in modern German: Harz.
Ancient Ethiopian words that are obviously Arabic: Kaleb (Dog), Baraqa (Lightning), Adal – garment, tunic, vestment, clothes for festivities. The word for lake is Baher, which is similar to the Arabic word. But the Ge’ez word Arabi means “west”. As Arabia lies to the east of Ethiopia this could be an indication that the language originated to the East of Arabia, perhaps in Persia or India.
Maya Lebn means water of the tree. The word maya is ancient German for water and lebn means life. The word eye is ayen – which looks like a mix of German and English (the German word is Augen). God is “Abeher”. The German word Herr is Lord. And Abe, Aba is Semitic for Father.
Ge’ez has a lot of words that are anagrams of ancient German and English words where it looks like they switched around one or two letters to make it a new language or so that others didn’t understand. Fear is Fareha. See what I mean? Grass is sa’er. That’s rass backwards. Addam is Human. Adamma is pleasant, pleasing or good-looking. From this I understand the meaning of the German word “Dame” (Lady). Abasa is criminal or wicked. From this I understand the word debased. Edom is paradise – under the Dome? Falla is descend – just like the English and German words for it. Orbit is Falak – ak is ancient German for “land”. So Orbit in Ethiopian is “fall to land”.
Aryam is the highest heaven which, according to the Ethiopian Orthodox Church is the seventh Heaven. This is related to the Hebrew word ramim. The idea of seven realms is universal among religions but modern Christianity has reduced that to only three levels (even though the early Church Fathers referred to seven – see my book “Levels of Heaven and Hell”). Aryos is the sun and astaros are the sky (notice the word “star” in there). Gelgel is the word for Galaxy. I’ve explained this term in my book on ancient German. Abaya is the translation for resist, reject, lack, desire and want. In English resist and desire are opposite words but in my coaching work I’ve always treat them as the same thing, so this one is remarkable to me. The wisdom of the ancients!
The word Abra denotes the branches of a chandelier. Only abstract thinkers will understand this one. Remember the word Abracadabra, which was used by magicians to make things happen? But what does that have to do with branches of a chandelier? Abracadabra was spoken by a person holding holding a magic wand (often made of oak, hazel wood or holly wood branches). The magic wands were thought to light up with the energy of the magician. Thus the branch of a chandelier (branch of light) is called Abra.
The Ethiopians called a large room Sarh. I happen to know the Thai word for large room being Sal. Both words come from the German word for large room – Saal.
The word for tower is Berg. In Amharic (modern Ethiopian), it’s Burg. In Greek it’s Pyrgos. The German word Burg means fortress or castle. The Ge’ez word for Castle is Qasara. If you exchange the letter r with l it’s the same as our word.
The word for Owl is Adramelek. In Hebrew the word Adrammelek does not refer to an Owl but to an Idol. Melek is the root of Moloch.
Helal means new moon or full moon. The German word “Hell” means bright (yes, it is related to the English word “Hell” – fire can be bright). The word “All” means “Outer Space” to the Germans. So Helal, full moon, is simply “bright outer space”. “Hel” is also one of the realms in Norse Mythology. It’s all connected.
Qamar is vault, arch, rounded plate, dome, firmament, chamber, roof. Germans have the same word, but they spell it differently: Kammer.
Both a tic (as in Tourette’s Syndrome tics) and Epilepsy are called Tegri in the Ge’ez language. Teg is essentially the same worde as Tic. But in Ge’ez it’s also the word for malicious spirit and demon.
All of this is from a random browsing of Dictionary of this extinct language that is today only used in Orthodox Liturgy. I did not cherry pick the words that fit the pattern. Instead I looked for English words I am curious about and then thought about how that word relates to other languages. Ge’ez relates to Arabic and Hebrew but it most strongly relates to German. And this is probably the only place in the world you will learn this fact, because it’s hidden History.
The same people who hid this History are also telling you that Ethiopian History is false. That may or may not be true, but I’m done taking their word for it.
The Ethiopian Bible
The King James Bible is considered to be the Gold Standard of Bibles. But the Ethiopian Bible is said to be 800 years older. It contains 88 books. The Catholic Bible contains only 73 books and the Protestant Bible contains a mere 66. Most importantly, Christians of Ethiopia and Eritrea include the Book of Enoch – a book that contains so much clarification about the nature of the realm we live in.m Wikipedia informs us that “none of these books are considered canonical” (canonical means part of the official Bible). But if the oldest Christian Bible known to humanity contains them, are they not “canonical”. Who are we to remove them and claim they aren’t? Right there you have the faking of History in action.
King James commissioned his Bible because at the time, there were many different versions of the Bible and he wanted a version that “everyone agreed with”. So he got scholars to compare all the Bibles and only transfer the parts all different Churches and Denominations agreed with. So while the King James Version may be the most agreeable and universally accepted, it is also incomplete. The goal of the KJV was to unite all denominations – and how did that work out? It didn’t, as today we have dozens of Bible versions more.
This would be like me avoiding to say anything controversial so that I can get more people to read my articles. But in the long run, that would have the opposite effect. Differing viewpoints are a natural part of life and human being, they are the spice of life, and needn’t be a cause of censorship.
King James also felt that the Ethiopians had “low standards” by including books of obscure or uncertain origins and books that did not align with the others. I’ve read all of the books that were removed from the King James Version and I agree with the sentiment. Many of these books contain nothing new and add little to the overall book. But there are a few – such as the Books of Enoch or Bel the Dragon (and a few others) that are must-reads because they provide context to understanding many other parts of the Bible.
Buried Secrets
This is St. George’s Church in the village of Lalibela, Ethiopia. There are 11 other Churches like this in the area. They are ascribed to a King Lalibela and assumed to have been built in the 1200s, but there is no evidence for this. Nobody knows who built them or when. Some tourist sites claim, without evidence, that the Churches were chiseled into the ground, but why would you build a Church below ground? They are traditionally built on elevated spots.
More likely this Church was built such a long time ago that it had to be dug out. On a 1400s map by Fra Mauro, the place is listed as Lalabeda. It was probably L’Ala Beda, “pray to Alla” in ancient German (yes, Alla is an ancient German word for God). The modern rendition of the word Lalibela distorts it beyond recognition.
Some of the Churches look like they used to be bigger but have experienced some of that “melting rock” phenomenon.
A swastika on a Church in Lalibela:
Below is the asheton maryam monastery, directly built into a mountain.
Ethiopia has hundreds of Churches and Monasteries built directly into mountains and caves. Most of these are “hush, hush”, kept secret from curious tourists or inaccessible. The image below shows the cave-church Abuna Yemata Guh in the Tigray region of Ethiopia:
This church can only be reached by a 8640 upward foot walk.
The cave-systems of Ethiopia are said by the locals to contain vast amount of ancient scripts hidden away by the Church.
It was difficult to find old photos or drawings of Labibela. The very little I found makes me think the area was dug out. And it wasn’t dug out in very ancient times but fairly recently.
A photo taken in the 1950s:
Notice the area surrounded by villager huts. It was not yet developed as the tourist attraction it is today.
An etching from 1941:
An etching from 1939:
For a place that has supposedly been revered, visited and held precious by local Christians for centuries, the places look fairly neglected and overgrown, even as late as 1939-41.
This engraving is said to be from 1897. We see that in between 1941 and 1897 more of the building was dug out. A tree is growing on top of one of the buildings on the left and grass is growing out of its window. The wall on the right is overgrown with shrubs.
Similar on this engraving:

This is common for the 1800s. The Pyramids of Mexico were also in a state of neglect and overgrown in the 1800s. For example:

 

The Pyramids of Giza were half-buried. Many monuments we today consider tourist-magnets were in a state of disrepair or half-buried, as if it were the aftermath of a war. The local populations took little interest in these objects. Something happened in the 1800s that’s been omitted from our History books and Ethiopia is just more evidence of that.

 

Conclusions

 

1. Something mysterious has protected Ethiopia from colonization. Is it the Ark of Covenant? Or the Bloodline? Or something else?

2. Flying Machines were not common but sometimes used by the ruling elite in bygone days

3. It appears that a mud-flood event and possibly even a rock-melting war occured in Ethiopia not too long ago.

4. As I’ve said before, Christianity, Judaism and Islam appear to have been the exactly same movement long ago, not separate “Religions”.

5. As I’ve said many times before the old worldwide language was ancient German.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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