In the form of the first defeat in 1955, the nation was forced to abolish the Cold Revolution, and was forced to organize the 27th of August 1975 (July 21, 1975), the former Emperor of Ethiopia, Hail Selassie, died in the form of the first defeat in 1975, the Emperor of Ethiopia, Hail-Selassie I, died in the form of the Cold Revolution. After the French-backed coup in 1916, Hail-Selassie I, who was formerly named Taffari-Makkonan, succeeded the Emperor of Ethiopia on July 27, 1892, and was established as the crown successor in the defeat of the kingdom in the province of Hail, with the exception of Christianity. During the reign of the Emperor of Ethiopia, he visited all over Europe