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Kayah State of
eastern part of Burma.
Bawlakhe was
originally known as
Bawlake. The
British official,
James George Scott,
wrote that
local inhabitants...
- (စော်ဘွား) (like that of
Maharaja in India)[what
language is this?], Kyebogyi,
Bawlake,
Nammekon and Naungpale. They were
independent until British rule in Burma...
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formerly given to a
group of
states that
included Kantarawadi,
Kyebogyi and
Bawlake.
These states were
located south of the
Federated Shan
States and east...
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recognition to four states, Kyebogyi,
Namekan (Nammekon),
Naungpale and
Bawlake,
which became independent under British protection on 21 June 1875. Kantarawadi...
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Yintale dialects are
Bawlake and Wa Awng. Kawyaw,
reportedly similar to
Western Kayah, is
spoken in 23
villages along the
border of
Bawlake and
Hpruso townships...
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South Federated Shan States). On 10
October 1922, the
Karenni States of
Bawlake, Kantarawaddy, and
Kyebogyi became a part of the
Federated Shan States...
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Battle of
Mawchi and Bato
Early April 1942, in
vicinity of
Mawchi Battle of
Bawlake April 17, 1942, in
vicinity of
Bawlakhe Battle of
Yenangyaung April 17–19...
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collective name for the four
Karenni States located west of the
Salween River:
Bawlake, Nammekon, Naungpale, and Kyebogyi. On 21 June 1875, the
government of...
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supply lines. With
fighting reported in
Bawlake and
Hparsaung as well. With as of
October only
Loikaw and
Bawlake townships being controlled by Tatmadaw...
- Apr. 17-19 1942
Battle of
Mawache and Yato
Early April 1942
Battle of
Bawlake April 17, 1942
Battle of
Hopong -
Taunggyi April 20–24, 1942
Battle of...
