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precolonial
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pre·co·lo·ni·al or pre-co·lo·ni·al  (prk-ln-l)
adj.
Of, relating to, or being the period of time before colonization of a region or territory.


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I do not know whether or not the region falls under the King's historical sphere of influence, but what this recent upheaval indicates is that, even in a reasonably stable country, while many disputes over land ownership originate from the mistakes of the colonial administrations, some disputes actually date back earlier, to the pre-colonial era.
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