- The
Kingdom of
Merina, also
known as the
Kingdom of
Madagascar and
officially the
Kingdom of
Imerina (Malagasy: Fanjakan'Imerina; c. 1540–1897), was a...
- The
Merina people (also
known as the Imerina, Antimerina,
Borizany or Ambaniandro)
formerly called Amboalambo are the
largest ethnic group in Madagascar...
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Merina is a
dialect of the
Malagasy language spoken by the
Merina people in the
province of
Antananarivo and to a
lesser extent in the
region of Betsiboka...
- Bara, Vezo, Betsimisaraka, Mahafaly, etc. The
Merina are
further divided into two subgroups. The “
Merina A” are the Hova and Andriana, and have an average...
- Central-Eastern
Malagasic Plateaux Malagasy Merina-Vakinankaratra
Merina Standard Malagasy Inner City
Merina Vakinankaratra Betsileo Bezanozano Sihanaka...
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Antananarivo and the old
heartland of the
Merina Kingdom is located,
speaks the
Merina dialect. The
Merina dialect is the
basis of
Standard Malagasy,...
- and
develop an army. She had a
standing army of
between 20,000 and 30,000
Merina soldiers, whom she deplo**** to
pacify outlying regions of the
island and...
- Andriamanjato, a
Merina Protestant priest who had
developed links to the
French Communist Party.
Throughout its history, AKFM has been
dominated by
Merinas. AKFM...
-
incorporated red and white, the
royal colours of the
Merina Kingdom,
whose rulers came from the
Merina ethnic majority. Meanwhile, the country's political...
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Monarchy portal Madagascar portal History of
Madagascar History of the
Merinas History of the
Betsileos History of the
Sakalavas List of
Malagasy monarchs...
