FTP, name this kingdom that warred with Meroe, dominated Ethiopia for six centuries, and is supposedly the resting place for the Ark of the Covenant.
Its hegemony was destroyed around the 10th-century by Yodit and the subsequent ascension of the Zagwe dynasty.  The language Ge'ez marks this kingdom's South Arabian cultural roots, that during the reign of emperors like Kaleb, saw the port city of Adulis and its namesake capital dominate the ivory trade with Sudan. Yet it is most famed for Ezana's decision to follow Frumentius' advice and convert to Christianity.  FTP, name this kingdom that warred with Meroe, dominated Ethiopia for six centuries, and is supposedly the resting place for the Ark of the Covenant.
Its hegemony was destroyed around the 10th-century by Yodit and the subsequent ascension of the Zagwe dynasty.  
Aksum or Axum