-
Missionary Society.
Ranavalona made
heavy use of the
traditional practice of
fanompoana (forced
labor as tax payment) to
complete public works projects and develop...
- 1854, and 1856. The
Queen made
heavy use of the
traditional practice of
fanompoana (forced
labor as tax payment) to
complete public works projects and develop...
- ****s was done by vast
numbers of
slaves placed under royal servitude, or
fanompoana. The
landscape of
Imerina and its
geographical mani****tion had significant...
-
legitimacy of
levying corvée
labour under the
traditional practice of
fanompoana, in
which Sakalava subjects paid
their respects to
their deceased ancestors...
- owed him, as well as the king, a
certain amount of free
labor each year (
fanompoana) for
public works such as the
construction of ****s, rice paddies, roads...
-
traditional ancestor veneration.
Another was the
rejection of
corvee labour (
fanompoana), on
which had
become increasingly common in the
Malagasy political order...
-
strengthening his rule. The long-established
royal Merina tradition of
fanompoana (labor as a form of tax) was
continued and
expanded under Andrianampoinimerina...
- the LMS
spread to
Anosy when
those skilled in this area fled
Imerina fanompoana. 1895 –
Madagascar conquered by France. 20th
century 1940 –
Vichy France...
- 12
February 2011.
Sharp (2011), p. Campbell, Gwyn (1988). "Slavery and
fanompoana: The
structure of
forced labor in
Imerina (Madagascar), 1790–1861". The...
- ISBN 978-0-520-22951-8,
retrieved February 2, 2011 Campbell, Gwyn (1988). "Slavery and
fanompoana: The
structure of
forced labor in
Imerina (Madagascar), 1790–1861". The...
