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	'''Medri Bahri''' ({{lang-ti\|ምድሪ ባሕሪ}}, {{lang-am\|መረብ መላሽ}}) was a medieval kingdom in the ]. The Ethiopians called the area '''Mereb Melash''' (land beyond the river). Today the kingdom is part of ] and ].		'''Medri Bahri''' ({{lang-ti\|ምድሪ ባሕሪ}}, {{lang-am\|መረብ መላሽ}}) was a medieval kingdom in the ]. The Ethiopians called the area '''Mereb Melash''' (land beyond the river). Today the kingdom is part of ] and ].

			==After Aksum==

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Medri Bahri 'Land of the Sea'Medri Bahri ምድሪ ባሕሪ

1137-1889

Capital

Common languages

Government

Monarchy

Historical era

• Established

1137

• Italian Colonisation

1889

Preceded by

Succeeded by

Aksum

Italian Eritrea
Ethiopia

Today part of

Medri Bahri (Template:Lang-ti, Template:Lang-am) was a medieval kingdom in the Horn of Africa. The Ethiopians called the area Mereb Melash (land beyond the river). Today the kingdom is part of Eritrea and Northern Ethiopia.