One of the fundamental traits of the Old Ethiopian Regime is the close link between land ownership and participation in the exercise of the move. In Mecca, the minority of landowners Amhara resident in town around churches, schools and government, proud of their ancient Christian civilization and their Solomonic genealogy, and aware of the superiority of their written culture. Oromo Meah, majority, folded in the countryside, have simultaneously lost their land rights and their independence from their defeat by troops Menilek (about 1870-1880). For nearly a century, no assimilation was possible between the chosen people of the victors and the vanquished who left swathes of their collective memory, submitting to the law of the masters. To thi...