By the key portion of the twelfth hundred years, the point of convergence of force of the Christian Kingdom had moved extensively further south, to the Pasta region (a compositionally huge region in north-central Ethiopia). From their capital Adela, people from the Age line (from whom this period takes its name), represented over a space which reached out from a considerable amount of present day Eritrea to northern and central Ethiopia. While compelled verification about their capital exists, the places of love of Label — a town which takes its name from the Sage ruler credited with its laying out — stay as a showing of the tasteful achievements of this period. Name consolidates twelve designs headed for adore which, alongside a procedure for interfacing passages and chambers, are through and through cut or "sliced" out of living stone.
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