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1)The Ethiopian Orthodox church did not support that dynasty 2)From internal->succession disput 3)From external ->Muslim sultanates 4)Economical problem

The Zagwe Dynasty, which ruled parts of what is now Ethiopia from approximately the 10th to the 13th century, experienced both a rise and fall influenced by several key factors: ### Major Factors for the Rise of the Zagwe Dynasty: 1. Military Strength and Conquest: The Zagwe Dynasty initially rose to power through military prowess, conquering territories and establishing control over strategic regions. 2. Religious Legitimacy: The Zagwe rulers strengthened their position by associating themselves with Christianity. They built significant religious structures, such as the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, which bolstered their religious legitimacy and attracted pilgrimages. 3. Strategic Marriages: Marriages between the Zagwe rulers and local nobility helped to secure alliances and strengthen their political influence. 4. Centralized Administration: The Zagwe kings implemented a relatively centralized administrative system, which allowed them to maintain control over their territories and ensure the flow of resources and tribute to the central authority. 5. Economic Prosperity: Control over trade routes and the ability to levy taxes on goods passing through their territories contributed to economic stability and prosperity, which in turn supported the dynasty’s power. ### Major Factors for the Fall of the Zagwe Dynasty: 1. Internal Strife and Succession Issues: Internal conflicts and disputes over succession weakened the dynasty’s stability. Rival factions and ambitious nobles often challenged the authority of the ruling king. 2. External Threats: The rise of other powerful groups and external invasions put pressure on the Zagwe Dynasty. For example, the Solomonid Dynasty, which traced its lineage to the ancient Aksumite Empire, began to gain power and challenge the Zagwe rulers. 3. Declining Central Control: As the dynasty's central control weakened, local rulers and nobility gained more power and autonomy, reducing the effectiveness of the central administration. 4. Economic Decline: Over time, economic issues such as diminished trade and agricultural productivity could have contributed to the weakening of the Zagwe Dynasty’s power. 5. Religious and Cultural Factors: The Solomonid Dynasty leveraged religious and cultural narratives to legitimize their claim to power. They portrayed themselves as the rightful heirs to the Aksumite legacy and gained support from various Christian factions that may have been disillusioned with the Zagwe rulers. The combination of these factors ultimately led to the decline of the Zagwe Dynasty and the rise of the Solomonid Dynasty, which established a new era of rule in Ethiopia.

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The solomonites claim they are desendents of the solomonic dynasty the church and the ppl support them ... leza new!