Gojjam
Gojjam was a provincial kingdom in the northwestern Ethiopian highlands. Emperor Amda Seyon's campaigns incorporated it into Ethiopia in 1316–1317.
A map around 1451 and Emperor Dawit II's letter to Portugal in 1526 still called Gojjam a kingdom. Adal captured it after the Battle of Zari in the sixteenth century. During the Zemene Mesafint, when imperial power weakened, Fasil of Damot appropriated its revenues and Gojjam became a base for regional lords.