Hezba Asgad
Hezba Asgad was later remembered as the second son of Emperor Yagbe'u Seyon of Ethiopia and the second of five brothers to occupy the throne after their father's death in 1294. He ruled as Negusä Nägäst for a single year, from 1295 to 1296, taking the crown from his elder brother Senfa Ared IV and being succeeded in turn by his brother Qedma Asgad.
Chroniclers disagree whether the brothers reigned by annual rotation or fought through a dynastic crisis. In 1299 Wedem Arad seized the throne.