radama ii造句

• Her son, Prince Rakoto, succeeded her as King Radama II.
• After the queen was succeeded by Radama II, he was able to return.
• With the apparent murder of Radama II, the power of the Merina monarchs was broken.
• Upon Ranavalona's death, her son succeeded her as King Radama II in 1861.
• In a coup led by his Prime Minister, Rainivoninahitriniony, Radama II was strangled on May 12, 1863.
• During the reign of Ranavalona I, Crown Prince Rakoto ( later King Radama II ) occupied Tranovola as his personal residence.
• The sociopolitical transformation that had been triggered by the strangling of Radama II reached its zenith with Rainilaiarivony's consolidation of administrative power.
• These plans were never successful, however, and Radama II was not to take the throne until 1861, when Ranavalona died aged 83.
• In 1857, the queen uncovered a plot by her son ( the future Radama II ) and French nationals in the capital to remove her from power.
• The bodies of Radama II and Andrianampoinimerina were added to the tomb of Radama I, while those of Ranavalona I and Ranavalona II went into the tomb of Rasoherina.
• Her son and heir, King Radama II, signed the unpopular Lambert Charter giving French entrepreneur Joseph-Fran鏾is Lambert exclusive rights to many of the island's resources.
• In the following year he was transferred to Mauritius; and from there with Major-general Johnstone on a mission to Madagascar to congratulate King Radama II on his accession.
• Rasoherina married her Prime Minister, Rainivoninahitriniony, but public outcry against his involvement in the murder of Radama II soon forced his resignation and exile to Betsileo country south of Imerina.
• In 1862 Vinson was sent to Madagascar by Napoleon III to attend the coronation of Radama II . While here, he conducted valuable investigations of the islands'flora and fauna.
• He served as Prime Minister from 1852 to 1862 before being exiled to the royal city of Ambohimanga for his part in a plot against the queen's son, Radama II.
• When Jean Laborde died in 1878 and Rainilaiarivony refused to allow his heirs to inherit Malagasy land accorded him under Radama II's Lambert Charter, France had a pretext for invasion.
• As the situation in Madagascar had turned unfavourable after the death of Radama II, Lambert moved to the Comoro Islands in 1865 where he ruled as Regent of Mwali from 1868-71.
• During the latter part of the 17th century, Madagascar was a popular transit point for Radama II ( 1861 1863 ), Madagascar took a French orientation, with great commercial concession given to the French.
• During his lifetime Coquerel wrote a number of articles and books, including an appendix on insects in Auguste Vinson's " Voyage ?Madagascar au couronnement de Radama II " ( 1865 ).