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Sabr ad-Din I
Sabr ad-Din I was a sultan of Ifat of the Walashma dynasty in the early 14th century. In 1332 he rebelled against the Ethiopian emperor Amda Seyon, who crushed the revolt, captured him and placed his brother Jamal ad-Din on the throne as a tributary ruler. The campaign is described in a contemporary Ethiopian chronicle of Amda Seyon's wars.
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