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> succession to the Ethiopian monarchy is not
> handed down from eldest son to eldest son -- as
> in the English monarchy -- but to the person
> best suited to rule.
> This is how Ras Tafari received his Crown.
That is very interesting, and something I did not know. Thank you.
It seems to me the way a monarchy should run.
Respect.
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