After the death of the king, his son Negus Fasiladas (r.1632-1667), a firm adherent of the Ethiopian Orthodox church, took power, expelling the Jesuits, and extirpated the Catholic faith in his kingdom in 1633.
He expelled the Jesuits, and extirpated the Catholic faith in his kingdom in 1633. After the death of the king, his son Negus Fasiladas (r.1632-1667), a firm adherent of the Ethiopian Orthodox church, took power.
After the death of the king, his son Negus Fasiladas (r.1632-1667), a firm adherent of the Ethiopian Orthodox church, took power. He expelled the Jesuits, and extirpated the Catholic faith in his kingdom in 1633.
After the death of the king, his son Negus Fasiladas (r.1632-1667), a firm adherent of the Ethiopian Orthodox church, took power. He expelled the Jesuits, and extirpated the Catholic faith in his kingdom in 1633.