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Linea 1: {{in progressu}} [[Fasciculus:Ranavalona III of Madagascar.jpg\|thumb\|Ranavalona III circa 1905]] '''Ranavalona III''' (nata die [[22 Novembris]] [[1861]], mortua die [[23 Maii]] [[1917]]) fuit ultima regina [[Regnum Madagascariae\|Regni Madagascariae]]. A die [[30 Iulii]] [[1883]] ad diem [[28 Februarii]] [[1897]] regnavit, quo tempore continue sed tandem frustra colonicis [[Francia]]e consiliis resistere conata est. Ranavalona puella ex pluribus patriciis (''[[Andriana]]'') electa est ut [[Ranavalona II\|Ranavalonae II]] reginae succederet. Sicut ambae reginae priores, Ranavalona rationibus politicis in matrimonium cum [[Rainilaiarivony]], plebeio (''[[Hova]]'') nobili, qui primus minister factus rem publicam administravit. <!--As a young woman, she was selected from among several Andriana qualified to succeed Queen Ranavalona II upon her death. Like both preceding queens, Ranavalona entered a political marriage with a member of the Hova elite named Rainilaiarivony, who in his role as Prime Minister of Madagascar, largely oversaw the day-to-day governance of the kingdom and managed its foreign affairs. Ranavalona tried to stave off colonization by strengthening trade and diplomatic relations with the United States and Great Britain throughout her reign. French attacks on coastal port towns and an assault on the capital city of [[Antananarivo]] ultimately led to the capture of the royal palace in 1895, ending the sovereignty and political autonomy of the century-old kingdom. The newly installed French colonial government promptly exiled Rainilaiarivony to [[Algeria\|Algiers]]. Ranavalona and her court were initially permitted to remain as symbolic figureheads, but the outbreak of a popular resistance movement – the ''menalamba'' rebellion – and discovery of anti-French political intrigues at court led the French to exile the queen to the island of [[Reunio\|Réunion]] in 1897. Rainilaiarivony died that same year and shortly thereafter Ranavalona was relocated to a villa in Algiers, along with several members of her family. The queen, her family and the servants accompanying her were provided an allowance and enjoyed a comfortable standard of living including occasional trips to Paris for shopping and sightseeing. Despite Ranavalona's repeated requests, she was never permitted to return home to Madagascar. She died of an embolism at her villa in Algiers in 1917 at the age of 55. Her remains were buried in Algiers but were disinterred 21 years later and shipped to Madagascar, where they were placed within the tomb of Queen Rasoherina on the grounds of the Rova of Antananarivo.-->

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