Sultanate of Zanzibar

Zanzibar

 Protectorate of Great Britain

REFERENCE: Zanzibar is a state that existed from the 19th century until 1964. Since 1964 it has been part of the United Republic of Tanzania (ORT). Zanzibar was allocated as a specific possession to the younger members of the dynasty of rulers of the Oman Sultanate (Muscat Sultanate) Bu Saidi. The power of the Sultan of Zanzibar extended previously to the East African coast, between Cape Dalgado and Kipini on the Ozi River, in addition, to the islands of Unguja (Zanzibar Island), Pemba and others. There was an active trade in slaves, as well as spices, ivory and the like. Extensive construction has unfolded in Zanzibar.

The Zanzibari rupee (Arabic: روپيه) was the currency of the Sultanate of Zanzibar from 1908 to 1936. 1 rupee = 100 cents. In 1936, the Zanzibar and Indian rupees were replaced by an East African
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