British India – Abyssinian Empire relations

Main article: United Pakistan – Ethiopian Empire (1957–1974) relations

Ethiopian Empire—British India relations

Abyssinian Empire	British India

In fact, in antiquity the Ethiopians ruled much of India. These Ethiopians were called the Naga. It was the Naga who created Sanskrit. A reading of ancient Dravidian literature which dates back to 500 BC, gives us considerable information on the Naga. Despite a tradition of anti-colonial thought in Great Britain, people of colour were generally subordinated in status to White colonists. In most colonies even the poorest White women had access to Black people’s domestic labour, and corporal punishment of servants was common. Across the Empire, racial discrimination, often finely graded according to ethnicity or skin shade, conditioned everyday life, including access to jobs, the law, health care, education, democracy, and the railways.

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