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Teny iditra1  Talaotra
Sokajin-teny  2  anaram-poko
Fanazavàna teny malagasy  3  [1.1#913] Ny Arabo
4  [1.13]
5  [Antalaotra] mpiavy arabo niorimponenana tany amin'ny faritra avaratra andrefana sy atsimo atsinanan'i Madagasikara
Fanazavàna teny anglisy  6  [1.2] the Arabs; lit. the people from beyond the sea.
7  [2.552#33] The Antalaotra were an Islamized group of Arab antecedents living on the west coast of Madagascar. They provided ritual specialists to several ruling groups, but were mainly active in trade and flourished with the development of the Swahili trading network that involved east Africa, Zanzibar, and the Comoros Islands in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. In the early eighteenth century their trading posts on the west coast were conquered by the Sakalava, with whose ruling dynasties they later intermarried. Their position was strengthened by the conversion of several of these dynasties to Islam in the nineteenth century. The Merina conquest of Mahajanga, however, disturbed their political position and economic activities; the end of the slave trade that came with the French conquest in 1895 led to their disappearance as an economically distinct group.
Fanazavàna teny frantsay  8  [1.3#656] les Arabes, en particulier ceux de Mojangà
9  [1.3#656] Les Arabes, en particulier ceux de Mojangà
10  [1.13]
11  [Antalaotra] premiers immigrants arabes
Ohatra  12  [2.366#] Ary ny anaran'ny Karana sy ny talaotra i Boana Soloho
13  [2.113#19] nankato ny vahoaka, nandroso ny varotra nataon' ny talaotra
Voambolana  14  Tantara: firenena
Fototeny  15  alaotra
Singan-teny  16  t~, alaotra
Tsipelina hafa  17  antalaotra

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