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Radama II (September 23, 1829 – May 12, 1863 [contested]) was the son and heir of
Queen Ranavalona I and
ruled from 1861 to 1863 over the
Kingdom of Madagascar...
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Radama I "the Great" (c. 1793–1828) was the
first Malagasy sovereign to be
recognized as King of
Madagascar (1810–1828) by a
European state,
Great Britain...
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After positioning herself as
queen following the
death of her
young husband Radama I, she
pursued a
policy of
isolationism and self-sufficiency. She sought...
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control from
their interior capital outwards into the island, with
their king
Radama I
ultimately helping unite the
island under their rule. The
French fought...
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Radama may
refer to:
Radama I of
Madagascar (c. 1793-1828), the
first king of
Madagascar Radama II of
Madagascar (1829–1863), king of the
Merina Kingdom...
- F. p. germanicus, F. p. rhen**** and F. p. riphaeus.
Falco peregrinus radama,
described by
Hartlaub in 1861, is
found in
Madagascar and the Comoros....
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ethnic groups under Merina control.
These conquests continued under his son,
Radama I, who
eventually controlled over two-thirds of the island,
leading him...
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wooden palace constructed in 1819 by
Creole trader Louis Gros for King
Radama I, was the
first multi-story
building with
verandas in the Rova. The model...
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Imerina in the
central highlands, with its
capital at Antananarivo. His son
Radama I the
Great expanded its
authority to the island's
other polities and was...
- his son and successor, King
Radama I (1810–28), who was
recognized by the
British government as King of Madagascar.
Radama concluded a
treaty in 1817 with...
