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Who was king ezana?
King Enzana is he was the ruler of an already significant kingdom of the Red Sea region that ruled modern-day African nations of Ethiopia, Eretria, northern Somalia, Djibouti, as well as modern-day Yemen in the southern Arabian Peninsula.
What did king ezana do?
He converted the kingdom of Axum to Christianity and from there it become one of the great kingdoms in Ethiopia
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