Madagascar; An Historical And Descriptive Account of the Island And Its Former Dependencies 1
Madagascar; An Historical And Descriptive Account of the Island And Its Former Dependencies 1
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In short, Bdtsildo may be said to be bounded by the V^kinankJuratra on the north, by the Tankla on the east, by the B^ra on the south and south-west, and by the S^kaliiva on the north-west When governed by independent princes B^tsil^o was divided, it is said, into four parts, viz.: (1) M^andriana {TsUnimparihy) in the north, (2) the Isindra in the south- west, (3) the Ilklangina in the east, and (4) the I&rindrioio in the south.
(1) Mdnandrlana included all the country between Amb6- difiak^rana... and the river Matsiatra, of which Amb^himah^o was the capital. The H6vas have now joined the district south of Ik^lambkto to Iskndra, and that to the east of the same place to IMangina, under the governor at Fian^nts6a.
(2) Isdndra extends over the whole western side of B^tsil^o south of the river Matsiatra, of which Mahizoarivo was the capital. This division was subdivided by Andriamanklina into four sections, viz., Arivokarfenana ("the plain inhabited by a thousand people"), chief town Ifanjayina; Ambkton- isindra ("the Is^ndra indeed "), chief town Amb6hitrandriizana; KJinomaitso (" the green water "), chief town laldrana ; and Ilifarivo ("the side of the thousand"), chief town livomii- nitra.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In short, Bdtsildo may be said to be bounded by the V^kinankJuratra on the north, by the Tankla on the east, by the B^ra on the south and south-west, and by the S^kaliiva on the north-west When governed by independent princes B^tsil^o was divided, it is said, into four parts, viz.: (1) M^andriana {TsUnimparihy) in the north, (2) the Isindra in the south- west, (3) the Ilklangina in the east, and (4) the I&rindrioio in the south.
(1) Mdnandrlana included all the country between Amb6- difiak^rana... and the river Matsiatra, of which Amb^himah^o was the capital. The H6vas have now joined the district south of Ik^lambkto to Iskndra, and that to the east of the same place to IMangina, under the governor at Fian^nts6a.
(2) Isdndra extends over the whole western side of B^tsil^o south of the river Matsiatra, of which Mahizoarivo was the capital. This division was subdivided by Andriamanklina into four sections, viz., Arivokarfenana ("the plain inhabited by a thousand people"), chief town Ifanjayina; Ambkton- isindra ("the Is^ndra indeed "), chief town Amb6hitrandriizana; KJinomaitso (" the green water "), chief town laldrana ; and Ilifarivo ("the side of the thousand"), chief town livomii- nitra.
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