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Hsipaw (Shan: သီႇပေႃႉ; Burmese: သီပေါနယ်, Thibaw), also
known as Ông
Pawng (Shan: ဢုင်းပွင်ႇ; Burmese: အုန်းဘောင်, Onbaung)
after an old capital, was...
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northern Shan
State to
attempt to
capture Lashio. On 15
November 1949, the
Pawng Yawng National Defence Force was
formed in Kutkai, with goal of spreading...
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Ngoen Pawng Hpa Son of
Ngoen Kawn Hpa 7 1472 1476
Ngoen Hsawng Hpa
Younger brother of
Ngoen Pawng Hpa 8 1476 1479
Ngoen Din Hpa Son of
Ngoen Pawng Hpa 9...
- from
Nawng Hsè, who sent his son Hkun Hkam Naw to
build the city of Oung
Pawng-Hsipaw. Later,the city
became vacant. And was
pioneered by Hkun Lai, who...
- as Go Kiat
Kitjaroen as Sap
Suthep Po-ngam as Laa
Naowarat Yuktanan as
Pawng Siriphan Cheenchombun as Tik
Arisara Wongchalee as Plaa
Khomsan Nanthajit...
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celebrate Manaus.
Between AD.300 and 400, Jawa
Rumja (Tingli yaw), the son of
Pawng Yawng,
married a Lamu
madai girl.
After that, Lamu
madai led the
first Manau...
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Independence Organisation. Zau Seng was a
veteran of the two-month long
Pawng Nawng rebellion and
cathered other retired veterans from the 1948-50 era...
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swelled from the
defection of the
Karen Rifles; he then went on to lead the
Pawng Yawng rebellion before going into
exile to
China in 1950, only to make a...
- Lam Kawn Hkam Hpa (son) 1659 - 1663 Hso Soun Hpa (son) 1663 - 1689 Hso
Pawng Hpa (son) 1689 - 1703 Hso Htan Hpa (younger brother) 1703 - 1727 Hso Hkoong...
- Pangpaw-ye Wān
Pangpoi Wan Pang-yang Wānpa Sak Wān Pa
Taung Wān Pāw Wān
Pawng Wān Pa-yang Wān-pēk Wān Pek-yai Wān Pöng (21°33'0"N 97°35'0"E) Wān Pong...
