Saf Seggad

Saf-Asgid, also called Saf-Sagad, was a son of the Emperor Amda Seyon I; the Solomonic genealogies make him the second son borne to the emperor by Queen Bilen-Saba. The royal chronicle of his father's wars against Ifat and Adal names him among the five horsemen who followed Amda Seyon when he charged the army of Adal at the Battle of Das in 1329.

He took part in the Adal wars and the genealogical tradition records him as still living after 1332, while his brother Newaya Krestos succeeded to the throne as Saifa Arad in 1344.