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Data from the site mentioned above:
1712
Betsimisaraka kingdom
26 Jul 1750 Île de Sainte-Marie de Madagascar
ceded to France.
1803
In decline occupies only region of Fenerive.
1811 - 18 Feb 1811 British occupation of Tamatave.
1817
Vassal of Madagascar.
1828
Annexed by Madagascar.
Kings (personal names in parentheses)
1712 - 1750 Ramaromanompo
(Ratsimilaho) (d. 1750)
1750 - 1754 Beti - Queen
(1750 - 1753 French prisioner)
- jointly with -
1750 - 1767 Zanahary (Jean
Onesime Filet) (d. 1767)
1767 - 1791 Iavy
1791 - 1803 Zakavola
1803 - 18 Feb 1811 Anarchy
Feb 1811 - 1826 Jean René
1826 - 1828 ....
Ratsimilaho was the son of Thomas White, a British pirate, who died
in Madagascar early in 1708, reportedly of "excessive drinking and other
irregularities".
In the 18th century Betsimisaraka was tributary to Boina,
but our friend Count Benyovski persuaded them
to stop payment.
Jarig Bakker, 18 Jul 2005
18 Aug 1819 - 1822 white with in the center a yellow cockerel standing
on three yellow spears or arrows. Image based on a small image by
Jaume
Ollé, based on Flag Bulletin, X:2/3, 1971 and Lucien Philippe's,
Les anciens drapeaux de Madagascar, 6° ICV, IJsselmeer, 1975.
Jarig Bakker, 18 Jul 2005
1822 - 1826 white with in the center a yellow cockerel standing on three
yellow spears or arrows, with in the canton a British Union Jack. Image
based on a small image by
Jaume Ollé, based on Flag Bulletin,
X:2/3, 1971 and Lucien Philippe's, Les anciens drapeaux de Madagascar,
6° ICV, IJsselmeer, 1975.
Jarig Bakker, 18 Jul 2005
1826 - 1828 white with in the center a yellow cockerel standing on three
yellow spears or arrows, with in the canton a British Union Jack, with
below the Union Jack, a red humpbacked cow . Image based on a small image by Jaume
Ollé, based on Flag Bulletin, X:2/3, 1971 and Lucien Philippe's,
Les anciens drapeaux de Madagascar, 6° ICV, IJsselmeer, 1975.
Jarig Bakker, 18 Jul 2005