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Ras Tafari at the Tower of London. The Regent of Abyssinia paid a visit of inspection to the Tower of London. Ras Tafari photographed during his visit. 8 July 1924

The Emperor of Abyssinia with the Brigadier and the G. S. O
The Emperor of Abyssinia with the Brigadier and the G.S.O. - Scenes inside Dambacha Fort after being captured by Patriots of the Emperor and Sudanese Troops. May 1941

The Regent of Abyssinia at the zoo. 9 July 1924

The arrival of the Abyssinian regent. Ras Tafari, heir apparent to the throne of Abyssinia, arrived in London as the guest of the British Government

Ras Tafari Abyssinian Regent and Heir Apparent 17 July 1923

Abyssinian regent. Ras Tafari, descendant of Balkis, Queen of Sheba arriving at Dover. 7 July 1924

The Striking Headdress of the Regent of Abyssinia. Ras Tafari, the Regent of Abyssinia, who just described his stay in London as the most wonderful experience of his life 28 July 1924

The Regent of Abyssinia at St Pauls Cathedral. The Regent is seen leaving the Cathedral. 10 July 1924

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Emperor Haile Selassie I: A Regal Journey to Britain in 1924 Ras Tafari, the Regent of Abyssinia and heir apparent to the throne, embarked on a historic visit to Britain in July 1923. His arrival at Dover marked the beginning of an inspection tour, showcasing his regal presence and strengthening diplomatic ties. During his stay, Ras Tafari paid a visit to the Tower of London, where he was greeted by the Brigadier and the G.S.O. The Regent's regal headdress, a striking symbol of his power and heritage, drew admiration from the British officials. Ras Tafari's visit extended to the London Zoo, where he was fascinated by the exotic animals. The Regent's charisma and grace were on full display as he toured St. Paul's Cathedral, leaving the hallowed halls with a sense of reverence and awe. As the first African monarch to visit Britain, Ras Tafari's journey was a significant milestone in the diplomatic history between Abyssinia and Britain. His visit paved the way for a stronger alliance and mutual respect between the two nations.