September 12, 1887.
Abyssinian Empire, Bahir Dar.
Bahir Dar is the new capital of the Abyssinian Empire, where John IV relocated the capital in 1880.
The entire history of the Abyssinian Empire has changed drastically under the intervention of East Africa, with John IV ending the civil unrest in his country and establishing a new political center by Lake Tana.
"Tana" in the local language means "never dries out," and it is the largest lake within the Abyssinian Empire, as well as the most important water source for the Blue Nile, known as the water tower of Northeast Africa, while the water tower of Africa is the East African Plateau within the East African Kingdom.
Fishing and shipping are very developed here, and due to being a new city, the population is only over fifty thousand.
