The first emigrants, formed out of eleven men and four women, was granted asylum in the year under Ashama ibn-Abjar, the King of Aksum, the capital of the first Christian black African state of the Aksumite Empire.
The first emigrants was granted asylum in the year under Ashama ibn-Abjar. The first emigrants were formed out of eleven men. The first emigrants were formed out of four women. Abjar was the King of Aksum. Abjar was the capital of the first Christian black African state of the Aksumite Empire. Abjar was the King of Aksum.