The "Kebra Nagast," or "The Glory of Kings," is a 14th-century Ethiopian text that narrates the history of the Solomonic dynasty in Ethiopia. It tells the story of the Queen of Sheba, who visits King Solomon in Jerusalem and later gives birth to their son, Menelik II. This work is significant in Ethiopian culture and is considered a foundational text for the country's Christian heritage. The text also emphasizes the divine right of Ethiopian kings, linking them to biblical figures. It serves as a crucial document for understanding the historical and religious identity of Ethiopia and its monarchy, reflecting the nation's pride in its ancient lineage.