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The History of Zanzibar: Spice, Slavery, and Indian Ocean Power — Fexingo History
Fexingo
Paroles d'histoire
Paroles d'histoire
Talkin' Slayer: A Metal Podcast and Half-@ssed Audiobook
D.X. Ferris
Historia en Podcast
Lucas Botta
History Daily
History Daily
BJ In The Morning
Brendan and Juan
The Art Bell Archive
Arthur William Bell III
The Stupid History Minute
Keb Pound
Classic Radio Theater with Wyatt Cox
Wyatt Cox
Interesting Things with JC
JC
Interesting Things with JC
JC
WSMF Broadcast Day Podcast
Tomwsmf
Příběh, který se opravdu stal
Markéta Lukášková
Kalenderblatt
Deutschlandfunk
The Team House
dee takos
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Ascension
Music History Today Network
Music History Today Podcast Network
The Age of Napoleon Podcast
Everett Rummage
New Books in South Asian Studies
New Books Network
Move Forth With Grace: A Discipleship for Women
Angela Grace Forth
New Books in Intellectual History
New Books Network
The Archaeology Podcast Network Feed
The Archaeology Podcast Network
New Books in Women's History
New Books Network
New Books in Urban Studies
New Books Network
Ethnocynology with David Ian Howe
The Archaeology Podcast Network
Civics In A Year
The Center for American Civics
Fabulous Folklore with Icy
Icy Sedgwick
Casefile True Crime
Casefile Presents
Nawet lubię musicale - podcast Teatru Syrena
Jacek Mikołajczyk
History of the Papacy Podcast
History of the Papacy
Christian History Almanac
1517 Podcasts
The Lawfare Podcast
The Lawfare Institute
Civics & Coffee: A History Podcast
Alycia Asai
Key Battles of American History
Key Battles of American History
Everyday Anarchism
Graham Culbertson
Gunsmoke - Tales of the West
John Meston
The Falcon Radio
Dougall & Bennett
Histoire
Fexingo
In 1875, a cholera outbreak devastated Zanzibar, claiming thousands of lives across Stone Town and the clove plantations of Unguja and Pemba. Sultan Barghash bin Said, advised by his wazir Tharia Topan and the British co...
In 1878, Zanzibar's clove plantations were shaken by a rebellion unlike any other: led by a woman known as the 'Salt Queen,' Mwana Mkisi, hundreds of enslaved women and watoro (runaways) rose up against the brutal nyampa...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore Zanzibar's neglected 1888 abolition crisis — the moment when the British finally forced the end of the legal slave trade on the island, but with a compromise that enraged everyone....
In 1868, a massive earthquake struck the Indian Ocean, rattling Zanzibar and the Swahili Coast. This episode explores the geological and human dimensions of the disaster — how it reshaped Stone Town's architecture, disru...
In 1859, the death of Said bin Sultan, the Busaidi ruler who built Zanzibar's clove empire, triggered a bitter succession war between his sons Majid and Thuwaini. With Indian Khoja and Bhatia merchants backing different ...
In 1869, a British royal—Prince Alfred, the Duke of Edinburgh—sailed into Stone Town harbor aboard HMS Galatea. His visit was meant to strengthen Anglo-Zanzibari ties, but it also exposed the tensions of the Busaidi sult...
In 1839, a quiet inheritance dispute reshaped the Indian Ocean. When Said bin Sultan died, his empire split—his son Thuwaini took Oman's throne in Maskat, while another son, Majid, eventually claimed Zanzibar. But the di...
Before the Busaidi sultans consolidated their hold on Zanzibar and the Swahili Coast, they faced a persistent rival from within Oman itself: the Mazrui clan. This episode dives into the 1835 Mbaruk Rebellion, when Mbaruk...
In 1846, Zanzibar's Indian merchant community—mostly Hindu Banyans from Kutch—staged a remarkable tax revolt against Sultan Said bin Sultan. When the Sultan imposed a new tax on their trading activities, the Banyans shut...
In 1846, the Indian merchant community of Zanzibar—largely Khoja and Bhatia traders who controlled the island's customs revenue, clove exports, and credit networks—staged an unprecedented tax revolt against Sultan Said b...
In this episode of The History of Zanzibar, Lucas and Luna return to the clove boom of the 1840s — but from an angle the show hasn't explored: the plantation system itself. They dive into how Sultan Said bin Sultan's clo...
In 1843, Said bin Sultan faced a rebellion on the island of Pemba that threatened the clove monopoly that made Zanzibar wealthy. The Battle of Pembe, fought between Busaidi loyalists and Swahili landowners allied with en...
In 1879, Zanzibar Sultan Barghash bin Said sent a secret embassy to Lisbon, seeking a treaty of friendship and trade with Portugal. This episode explores the forgotten Portuguese alliance—a last-ditch effort to counter G...
In 1875, Zanzibar was struck by a devastating cholera epidemic that killed thousands and exposed the fragility of the island's urban infrastructure. Lucas and Luna explore how Sultan Barghash bin Said, with the help of h...
In Episode 121, Lucas and Luna explore how the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 reshaped Zanzibar's place in the Indian Ocean world. They trace the canal's construction, its immediate impact on dhow trade routes, and th...
In 1848, a brilliant comet streaked across the skies of Zanzibar, sparking terror among the island's diverse communities. Lucas and Luna explore how Swahili astronomers, Indian merchants, and Omani elites interpreted the...
In 1875, the wealthy Indian merchant community of Zanzibar—Khoja, Bhatia, and others—staged an unprecedented protest against the Busaidi sultan Barghash bin Said. They refused to pay a new tax on their dhows, triggering ...
In 1880, Zanzibar's Khoja community — Indian-origin merchants who had long served as financiers and customs masters under the Busaidi sultans — fractured in a bitter religious schism. This episode traces how the split be...
In 1842, a religious dispute among Zanzibar's Khoja community fractured the Indian Ocean trade networks that powered the Busaidi sultanate. This episode follows the rise of the Aga Khan's Ismaili Khojas and the rival Ith...
In the 1840s, Zanzibar transformed from a modest Indian Ocean trading post into the world's leading clove producer, fueling a plantation economy built on enslaved labor. This episode follows Said bin Sultan, the Busaidi ...
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