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Binnaka (ဘိန္နက [bèɪɰ̃nəka̰], also
spelt Beinnaka) is an
archaeological site
located in present-day
Pyawbwe Township, Myanmar. It was one of the major...
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Irrawaddy and
Chindwin Rivers. Five
major walled cities- Beikthano, Maingmaw,
Binnaka, Hanlin, and Sri Ksetra- and
several smaller towns have been excavated...
- Pyu-city
State 2nd
century BCE 1050 CE Sri Ksetra, Halin, Beikthano, Pinle,
Binnaka Pyu Myanmar
Thaton Kingdom 4th
century BCE 1057 May 18
Thaton Mon Pagan...
- and Ava.
According to the
Burmese chronicles,
Theinkha Bo was born in
Binnaka to the
sawbwa (saopha) (chief) of the town. Some time
after his
elder brother...
- by the
Buddhist kingdoms there.) The 33rd king of
Abhiyaza line, King
Binnaka Yaza (ဘိန္နကရာဇာ) was killed.
Hmannan continues that the fall of Tagaung...
- brothers, an
ethnic Shan
since the
chronicles say he was a son of
sawbwa of
Binnaka. But the
historian Michael Aung-Thwin has
rejected the ****ertion, given...
- been
extensively excavated.
Other important Pyu
cities as
Maingmaw and
Binnaka could yield more
artefacts with more
extensive excavations). It occupied...
- the 2nd
century BC to the 9th
century AD in the
kingdoms that
existed at
Binnaka, Mongamo, Sri Kshetra, and Halingyi. They
spoke the Tibeto-Burman languages...
- 1945),
Danish photographer Theinkha Bo (13th Century),
Burmese Prince of
Binnaka Víctor Bó (born 1943),
Argentine actor and film producer, son of Armando...
- of
Prome 10.
unnamed 5. Shin Mauk of
Pagan 11.
unnamed 1. Myat Hla 12.
Binnaka Sawbwa 6.
Theinkha Bo 13.
unnamed 3.
Atula Dewi of
Prome 14.
unnamed 7...
