Kings Of Axum
The following based on S.C. Munro-Hay, Aksum (Edinburgh: University Press, 1991), pp. 67f
| Dates of Tenure | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| c. 100 | Zoskales | |
| c. 200 | GDRT |
|
| c. 230 - c.240 | `DBH |
|
| c. 250 | Teklombrouthes | |
| c. 260 | DTWNS |
|
| c. 270 - c.300 | Endubis | |
| fl. early 4th century | Aphilas | |
| fl. early 4th century | Wazeba | |
| c. 320 | Ousanas | |
| c. 333 - c. 356 | Ezana | |
| c. 350 | MHDYS |
|
| fl. late 4th century | Ouazebas | |
| c. 400 | Eon | |
| fl. 5th century | Ebana | |
| fl. 5th century | Nezool | |
| c. 500 | Ousas, |
|
| c. 520 | Kaleb | |
| fl. mid 6th century | Alla Amidas | |
| fl. mid 6th century | Wazena | |
| fl. mid 6th century | W`ZB |
|
| fl. mid 6th century | Ioel | |
| c. 575 | Hataz | |
| c. 577 | Saifu | |
| c. 590 | Israel | |
| c. 600 | Gersem | |
| c. 614 | Armah | |
| died c. 630 | Ashama ibn Abjar |
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