Definition of Vazimba. Meaning of Vazimba. Synonyms of Vazimba

- The Vazimba (Malagasy [vaˈʒimbə̥]), according to po****r belief, were the first inhabitants of Madagascar. While beliefs about the physical appearance...
- inhabited between 200 BC–300 AD by the island's earliest settlers, the Vazimba, who appear to have arrived by pirogue from southeastern Borneo to establish...
- had extended its rule over virtually all of Madagascar. The son of a Vazimba mother and a man of the newly arrived Hova people originating in southeast...
- is known to have been a Vazimba. Rafohy and Rangita, the two founding queens of the Merina royalty, were also called Vazimbas. On the other side, the...
- century AD with Bantu Africans resulting in a core po****tion known as Vazimba, later by large number of Neo-Austronesians and a minority of Arabs, Indians...
- veneration of the Vazimba as the most ancient of ancestors. The kings of some Malagasy tribes claim a blood kinship to the Vazimba, including the Merina...
- they called the Vazimba. Probably the descendants of an earlier and less technologically advanced Austronesian settlement wave, the Vazimba were ****imilated...
- Earthly name – to play with the Vazimba (the original inhabitants of Madagascar according to Malagasy mythology). The Vazimba were specifically warned not...
- around 1540 to protect his residence throughout a war with the neighboring Vazimba. Rovas are organized according to traditional symbolic notions of space...
- around 1610 until 1630, is believed to have captured Analamanga from a Vazimba king around 1610 or 1625 and erected the site's first fortified royal structure...