rainilaiarivony造句

• After weighing the idea, Rainilaiarivony approached Rasoherina with the proposal.
• Most of Rainilaiarivony's children failed to achieve their full potential.
• Relatives took pity and adopted Rainilaiarivony to raise him within their own home.
• Rainilaiarivony took 80 slaves, while his older brother took more than 160.
• Rainilaiarivony died in his sleep on 17 July 1896.
• Rainilaiarivony's body was initially interred within a stone tomb in Algiers.
• Like her two predecessors, Ranavalona concluded a political marriage with Prime Minister Rainilaiarivony.
• In response, Rainilaiarivony broke off all diplomatic relations with France in November 1894.
• Under the anglophile Rainilaiarivony, British influence grew considerably in the economic and religious fields.
• Rainilaiarivony was promoted to Prime Minister.
• Rainilaiarivony purchased new local and imported firearms, reintroduced regular exercises and reorganized the ranking system.
• Rainilaiarivony and successive queens Ranavalona II and Ranavalona III sought to maintain the sovereignty of Madagascar.
• According to rumor, Prime Minister Rainilaiarivony may have arranged to have Ratrimo poisoned for political reasons.
• Rainilaiarivony sent an interpreter to carry a white flag to the French commander and entreat his clemency.
• At age six, Rainilaiarivony began two years of study at one of the royal palace in Antananarivo.
• In December 1885, Rainilaiarivony successfully negotiated the cessation of hostilities in the first Franco-Hova War.
• This peace treaty was ratified by Ranavalona and Rainilaiarivony in January 1886 and French government representatives two months later.
• Rainilaiarivony successfully maintained authority over the palace guards anxiously awaiting the command from either faction to slaughter the other.
• In 1894, the French government pressed Rainilaiarivony to unconditionally accept the status of Madagascar as a French protectorate.
• The French government installed Rainilaiarivony in the Geryville neighborhood of Algiers, one of the derelict parts of town.