Kebra

Kebra is a term that may refer to multiple subjects, but there is no single widely recognized topic by that exact name in major reference works. The most closely related and commonly cited use is as part of the title Kebra Nagast, the Ethiopian epic often translated as The Glory of Kings. In that context, Kebra is connected to a larger work that recounts biblical and medieval Ethiopian royal narratives; however, Kebra by itself is not typically used as the standalone reference to the text.

Beyond that association, Kebra can appear as a given name or surname in various cultures, or as a place-name in local or regional contexts. Because there is no universally accepted principal subject for the term, specific information about individuals, locations, or organizations named Kebra may vary by region and language, and may not be widely documented in international sources.

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