 These included the two large tombs of King Radama I (d.1828) and Queen Rasoherina (d.1868), as well as seven ancient wooden tombs known collectively as the Fitomiandalana.These older tombs, the first of which was built in 1630 for King Andrianjaka, were a series of seven tomb pits topped with individual wooden "trano masina" (tomb houses) built close together in a row with their gable peaks aligned, followed by one tomb pit without a tomb house.Tomb houses are particular to highland tombs and are intended to indicate the noble rank of the deceased and house his or her spirit after death.