Fisakana
Kingdom of Fisakana Fanjakan'I Fisakana (Malagasy) | |||||||
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| c. 1625–1808 | |||||||
| Common languages | Betsileo | ||||||
| Religion | Traditional beliefs | ||||||
| Government | Absolute monarchy | ||||||
| Historical era | Pre-colonial | ||||||
• Foundation | c. 1625 | ||||||
• Fall of Kirioka | 1808 | ||||||
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| Today part of | Madagascar | ||||||
Fisakana is a Betsileo kingdom in central Madagascar. It was established by Ratrimo, the son of Andriandavaloha, who is thought to have come from Matitana.
History
Fisakana was founded by Ratrimo upon merging five small kingdoms:
- Kingdom of Tsiakarandambo
- Kingdom of Miarikanjaka
- Kingdom of Matahotrony
- Kingdom of Ianjanindavitra
- Kingdom of Ambohipoloalina
The Fisakana kingdom ended when Andrianampoinimerina's army captured its capital, Kirioka, in the early 1800s. It was incorporated into the historical Vakinankaratra province of Imerina.
List of rulers
- Ratrimo (1625–1650)
- Rahendry (1650–1655)
- Rivoekembahoaka I (1655–1775)[1]
- Andrianandrianina (1775–1796)
- Rivoekembahoaka II (1796–1808)
Location
Fisakana is located mostly in the district of Fandriana.[2][3]
References
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