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to submerge the bodies of the dead in bodies of water that were designated as sacred for that purpose; it is said that upon Rangita's death, she (like Rafohy) was placed in a silver coffin made to look like an outrigger canoe, which was then submerged in a sacred bog.
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Oral tradition is unclear about the roles and relations of Rangita and Rafohy to one another. This lack of clarity includes who was the mother to whom, who succeeded whom and which one was the mother of
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after her father, King Andrianmpandramanenitra (Rafandramanenitra). She was succeeded upon her death by her daughter (some sources say her adopted sister), Queen
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From blessing to violence: History and ideology in the circumcision ritual of the Merina in Madagascar.
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Index


Queen of Alasora
Rafohy
Merimanjaka
Madagascar
Dynasty
Vazimba
Merimanjaka
Madagascar
Rafohy
Andriamanelo
Queen of Merimanjaka
Rafohy
Categories
Queens regnant of Madagascar
16th-century women rulers
16th-century monarchs in Africa
Vazimba people

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