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Kantarawadi (Burmese: ကန္ဒရဝတီ; Thai: กันตรวดี), also
known as Gantarawadi, was one of the
Karenni States in what is
today Kayah State in Burma. It was...
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which became independent under British protection on 21 June 1875.
Kantarawadi state, however,
remained independent without official protection. The...
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Karenni people,
ruled by
petty princes named myozas.
These included Kantarawadi, the only
state whose ruler was
promoted to a
saopha or sawba[what language...
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States is the name
formerly given to a
group of
states that
included Kantarawadi,
Kyebogyi and Bawlake.
These states were
located south of the Federated...
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states in Burma: all
except Kantarawadi, one of the
Karenni States, were
included in
British India until 1937 Name of
princely state Area in square...
- Möngmaü and
Mehsakun of
Mawkmai of the
southern Shan States, nor part of
Kantarawadi in the
Karenni States, all east of the
Salween River,
which although...
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Mehsakun of
Mawkmai of the
southern Shan
states as well as part of
Kantarawadi in the
Karenni states, all east of the
Salween River, but the ****anese...
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border and the Salween,
corresponding to the
eastern half of
Kantarawadi State, as well as two
districts of
Mawkmai and four
districts of Möngpan...
- Hkun Baw (b. 1870 - d. af.1902) 1903 - 19.. Pra To (b. 1863 - d. 19..)
Kantarawadi, also
known as "Eastern Karenni". Khu Oo Reh (October 2006). "Highlights...
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Mehsakun of
Mawkmai of the
southern Shan
states as well as part of
Kantarawadi in the
Karenni states, all
located east of the
Salween River, but the...
